Comments on: Obama Melts Down http://www.laserguidedloogie.com/obama-melts-down/ The Mainstream Radical For Liberty Sun, 28 Aug 2011 23:17:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Arrvid Kornfrockker http://www.laserguidedloogie.com/obama-melts-down/comment-page-1/#comment-604 Arrvid Kornfrockker Thu, 23 Apr 2009 11:57:41 +0000 http://laserguidedloogie.com/obama-melts-down/#comment-604 Obama is the “front man”, the salesman for the Ideology of Change (aka Global Socialism). The man behind the curtain is George Soros. Soros wants to change the world and has enough money to do it. He has funded the effort that in less than a year brought a little known “community activist/junior senator” from Chicago into the White House. There is no doubt that he has a brilliant mind. Soros has funneled large sums of money into the Democratic Party. In reciprocation, the Democrats have allowed him to install a small army of true believers to execute his bidding. He has funded the campaigns of leftist politicians, MoveOn.org and a number of environmental front groups. The Soros vision is of a one-world Socialist government ruled by a select elite that control the global financial system. He has euphemistically christened his Utopian vision as The Open Society. The following paragraphs were extracted from an article that was recently published in a major business/economic oriented website. Herein are the marching orders for his surrogate-creation, Barack Hussein Obama. Especially note the paragraph regarding energy: “To prevent the US economy from sliding into a depression, Mr. Obama must implement a radical and comprehensive set of policies. Alongside the well-advanced fiscal stimulus package, these should include a system-wide and compulsory recapitalization of the banking system and a thorough overhaul of the mortgage system – reducing the cost of mortgages and foreclosures. Energy policy could also play an important role in counteracting both depression and deflation. The American consumer can no longer act as the motor of the global economy. Alternative energy and developments that produce energy savings could serve as a new motor, but only if the price of conventional fuels is kept high enough to justify investing in those activities. That would involve putting a floor under the price of fossil fuels by imposing a price on carbon emissions and import duties on oil to keep the domestic price above, say, $70 per barrel. Finally, the international financial system must be reformed. Far from providing a level playing field, the current system favours the countries in control of the international financial institutions, notably the US, to the detriment of nations at the periphery. The periphery countries have been subject to the market discipline dictated by the Washington consensus but the US was exempt from it. How unfair the system is has been revealed by a crisis that originated in the US yet is doing more damage to the periphery. Assistance is needed to protect the financial systems of periphery countries, including trade finance, something that will require large contingency funds available at little notice for brief periods of time. Periphery governments will also need long-term financing to enable them to engage in counter-cyclical fiscal policies. In addition, banking regulations need to be internationally co-ordinated. Market regulations should be global as well. National governments also need to co-ordinate their macroeconomic policies in order to avoid wide currency swings and other disruption.” The writer is chairman of Soros Fund Management and founder of the Open Society Institute. These are extracts from an e-book update to The New Paradigm for Financial Markets – The credit crisis of 2008 and what it means (Public Affairs Books, New York) <blockquote>So what color is this particular revolution then? Brown? -Ken</blockquote> Obama is the “front man”, the salesman for the Ideology of Change (aka Global Socialism). The man behind the curtain is George Soros.
Soros wants to change the world and has enough money to do it. He has funded the effort that in less than a year brought a little known “community activist/junior senator” from Chicago into the White House. There is no doubt that he has a brilliant mind.
Soros has funneled large sums of money into the Democratic Party. In reciprocation, the Democrats have allowed him to install a small army of true believers to execute his bidding. He has funded the campaigns of leftist politicians, MoveOn.org and a number of environmental front groups.
The Soros vision is of a one-world Socialist government ruled by a select elite that control the global financial system. He has euphemistically christened his Utopian vision as The Open Society.
The following paragraphs were extracted from an article that was recently published in a major business/economic oriented website. Herein are the marching orders for his surrogate-creation, Barack Hussein Obama. Especially note the paragraph regarding energy:
“To prevent the US economy from sliding into a depression, Mr. Obama must implement a radical and comprehensive set of policies. Alongside the well-advanced fiscal stimulus package, these should include a system-wide and compulsory recapitalization of the banking system and a thorough overhaul of the mortgage system – reducing the cost of mortgages and foreclosures.
Energy policy could also play an important role in counteracting both depression and deflation. The American consumer can no longer act as the motor of the global economy. Alternative energy and developments that produce energy savings could serve as a new motor, but only if the price of conventional fuels is kept high enough to justify investing in those activities. That would involve putting a floor under the price of fossil fuels by imposing a price on carbon emissions and import duties on oil to keep the domestic price above, say, $70 per barrel.
Finally, the international financial system must be reformed. Far from providing a level playing field, the current system favours the countries in control of the international financial institutions, notably the US, to the detriment of nations at the periphery. The periphery countries have been subject to the market discipline dictated by the Washington consensus but the US was exempt from it.
How unfair the system is has been revealed by a crisis that originated in the US yet is doing more damage to the periphery. Assistance is needed to protect the financial systems of periphery countries, including trade finance, something that will require large contingency funds available at little notice for brief periods of time. Periphery governments will also need long-term financing to enable them to engage in counter-cyclical fiscal policies.
In addition, banking regulations need to be internationally co-ordinated. Market regulations should be global as well. National governments also need to co-ordinate their macroeconomic policies in order to avoid wide currency swings and other disruption.”
The writer is chairman of Soros Fund Management and founder of the Open Society Institute. These are extracts from an e-book update to The New Paradigm for Financial Markets – The credit crisis of 2008 and what it means (Public Affairs Books, New York)

So what color is this particular revolution then? Brown?

-Ken

]]> By: Karen http://www.laserguidedloogie.com/obama-melts-down/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Karen Wed, 17 Sep 2008 03:23:31 +0000 http://laserguidedloogie.com/obama-melts-down/#comment-137 I think that Sen. Obama is a "true believer." He REALLY believes that he can bring peace/prosperity/global cooling to the masses. What surprises me is that an intelligent, articulate guy like him has yet to realize that he is being manipulated. NO one human being can balance the budget, cleanse the waters and bring large tax-free bank accounts to the needy, though he's obviously been led to believe that he is capable of such acts. I've got to give the guy credit for ENTHUSIASM, he truly thinks that he is the right guy for our times. I'm not sure how quickly reality would set in before he would realize that the good and honorable leaders of countries such as Iran, Syria and Russia seldom carry through on their so-called word of honor. What's the old expression...."talk is cheap?" Talk is also easy. ANYONE can promise the moon, and throw in the sun and the stars into the bargain. But many of the USA's esteemed opponents will consistently, and without apology, FAIL to come through with the "goods" in the end. <em><blockquote>Obama is easy to figure actually. He is a typical leftist, full of moral and intellectual vanity. They never understand the limits to centralized control and think all that is needed is just "someone who cares." Read F. A. Hayek's book, 'The Fatal Conceit." Socialist alway think they can control everything, and as Hayek pointed out, they are always wrong because they will never have as much knowledge as people and events they are trying to control. -Ken</blockquote></em> I think that Sen. Obama is a “true believer.” He REALLY believes that he can bring peace/prosperity/global cooling to the masses.
What surprises me is that an intelligent, articulate guy like him has yet to realize that he is being manipulated. NO one human being can balance the budget, cleanse the waters and bring large tax-free bank accounts to the needy, though he’s obviously been led to believe that he is capable of such acts.
I’ve got to give the guy credit for ENTHUSIASM, he truly thinks that he is the right guy for our times. I’m not sure how quickly reality would set in before he would realize that the good and honorable leaders of countries such as Iran, Syria and Russia seldom carry through on their so-called word of honor.

What’s the old expression….”talk is cheap?” Talk is also easy. ANYONE can promise the moon, and throw in the sun and the stars into the bargain. But many of the USA’s esteemed opponents will consistently, and without apology, FAIL to come through with the “goods” in the end.


Obama is easy to figure actually. He is a typical leftist, full of moral and intellectual vanity. They never understand the limits to centralized control and think all that is needed is just “someone who cares.” Read F. A. Hayek’s book, ‘The Fatal Conceit.” Socialist alway think they can control everything, and as Hayek pointed out, they are always wrong because they will never have as much knowledge as people and events they are trying to control.

-Ken

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