The Schiff Reaction to the State of the Union Address Feb 24 2009

The Schiff Reaction to the State of the Union Address Feb 24 2009

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[justgetsome]

Picture quality doesn't matter to me. What matters is the quality of your wisdom.

Keep up the good fight Peter.

[ryan10plus]

Couldn't keep count of how many times the word "unfortunate" was used in this post. You're right Mr Schiff- "unfortunately the ball is in motion and all we can do is sit back and watch as this economy is completely destroyed." Do you really think the president doesn't understand what's taking place?! Nothing in politics happens by chance. It is by design. What is truely "unfortunate" is that no one stood up when it might have made a difference. And now it is time to pay the piper.

[GreatLakesBuffalo]

The world now need to hear more of what to do. Start talking about buying American more. That is key to our long term survival. The bailout should have build factory spaces and funded robotic manufacturing. We need to stop those cargo ships from killing our economy. Use your platform to tell people WHY we are in this mess and get specific. EDUCATE our people and set yourself apart. Give them a monthly task. Ex. Pick a manufacturer and ask us to buy from them. We'll all pitch in.

[GreatLakesBuffalo]

Peter...OK....we now know all this. So what's the check list of things to do. Here's my personal list: Stop 401k for now, stock up on food, guns and ammo, garden machinery, tools and seeds, plant a huge garden. bought canning, dehydration and vac. pack kitchen eq. Bug out bag, focus on job and be an innnovator, Stop use of all credit cards, pay them off, zero eating out. No movies. Stay home, limit driving. Make do. Later, buy gold and silver. Cashed out of market and bought land. more?

[girard1973]

Let's just keep on spending.

That's the answer to total destruction of the American experiment. I believe that our government wants us to fail. Why else can't these Ivy leaguers see what they are doing to this once GREAT country. It's OVER.

[dozerking]

That sounds great, but Americans need fcking healthcare. Soon there will over 50 MILLION people without care, and millions and millions more people without decent Healthcare. This needs to be fixed, and I see nothing from the private sector that wants to fix this, only the public sector. Not sure how we put People first, and self interests second. A healthy workforce makes for a better Economy. That should be the end goal after all.

[TheVampirella]

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Keep waking people up Peter.

[Gunnarsguns]

Why do these guys keep saying obama doesnt know what he is doing? It doesnt make any difference....he`s got handlers....they tell him what to do and he does it. The end game plan to wreck the US economy is going perfectly. North American union and one world government is right on track

[garyowen4ever]

i fear that all this deliberate insane spending will result in the usa going BANKO and that all debt and obligations will BE CUT IN HALF FOR ALL OF US,,,,social security and other entitlements will be cut in half, your bank deposits cut in half, your debt cut in half,,,RESPONSIBLE MAINSTREET PENSIONERS AND SAVERS WILL LOOSE HALF THEIR ASSETS, of course the do badders and do stupids at the bottom of the scale whose whole life is nothing but debt will be the big winners along with the wealthy.

[advancedideas]

i love babcock and brown check out the stock its awsome i bought it from europack peter is a wisard my wife put her whole life saving into the company with other stocks per the investment advice of peter we will be the first in line for soup and bread long live stock brokers

[hostiliscivitas]

Well said Peter. Unfortunately, most Americans prefer to drink Kool-Aid. I truly fear for our Republic :(

[nmbypmby34]

We need jobs but its not the governments job to create jobs. We need the government to save money and to stay out of our banks. Bernake said they would "probably" not have a large share in banks "probably" is the key word here.