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Right on. Paulson was inside man for the biggest scam in history.

They are going to attempt to play Obama like a violin, but their predictable, time-worn techniques are unlikely to work on a leader who appears to be naive but who, in fact, is extremely subtle and expertly advised.

Canadians can comment on anybody's politics any time they feel like it; it's called free speech. What America does is the concern of every inhabitant of the planet for reasons obvious to anyone with an I.Q. > 70. Canadians vote.. in Canada, and Canada is an essential ally of the U.S...

Who cares who or what he kisses as long as he prevails. His duty is to win out over America's opponents; that's where his honor lies - not in silly, meaningless gestures.

So there's your explanation. People get upset and start killing everybody. Nuff said.

That few must have very long noses.

They arrested him. That's unusual. The cops don't generally take cop-killers alive; they dispense justice on the spot (their version of justice anyway).

Likely. Instead of 14 dead it might have been 2 or 3 (including gunman)

These shooting sprees by hitherto law abiders might be less frequent if guns were unavailable through legal means but the great majority of gun-murders are committed by persons who acquired their guns illegally. The gun trade, like the drug trade, is made stronger and more profitable by...

Actually, if they're blown away they won't be doing much thinking. Just kidding. Anyway, I remember seeing on TV many years ago that there's a town somewhere in the U.S. where it's illegal not to carry a gun; crime rate zero. It's hard to say how it would play out. There are so many...

Obama's seems naive when it comes to these matters but it's really that he doesn't take them seriously. He's more interested in results than in gestures and ceremony. Note that he got his way at the G-20 contrary to the predictions of his critics. A BTW, you should check out 'Honest'...

No doubt the risk is great.. but unavoidable. The excesses of unrestrained capitalism have brought about a situation that could cast the entire world into a maelstrom of chaos. Attending to this potential for catastrophe requires immediate and radical action. As you say, I don't know the...

Actually, he doesn't have to provide more than generalizations if he's discussing the possibility of abuse of power. There can be no doubt that the U.S. gov't is increasing in size (that's what Democrats do) and therefore power. If/as the crisis deepens gov't power will inevitably increase as...

True, so true. Thus we guarantee our survival as free persons. The times are exceptional however, and we are in the gravest danger; we are fortunate that the leader who has come forth isn't the standard sociopathic power nut that times of great crisis so often call forth. Think Hitler...

Well, actually.. they do have more power. "Great" Britain is still a significant player but it's hardly the imperial colossus it was a century ago. The Obamas' power isn't going to their heads - and that's truly remarkable considering their humble beginnings.

Just a mnemonic device - finishing with a striking image. (Never take my posts more than 60-70% seriously.) I do think Obama has chance to become a great figure in history in spite of the handicap of being lauded as "the first Afro-American President"; he's much more than that.

We guarantee failure if we drag our leader down. You gots to believe, bro. You gots to believe.

Obama is the most powerful man in the world and yet he comes across as regular guy. He probably doesn't believe in protocol or any of the rest of this shit that's kept international relations formulated and inflexible for thousands of years. Michelle's putting her arm around the Queen was a...

Heard analysts on 2 TV business shows last night saying "we just might have the beginnings of a real bull market here." Majority still calling it a bear market rally. Guess we go higher until we get that 75% "It's a bull market after all." call.

Always wrong?! Wow! You sure about that? A guy like that would be worth his weight in.. you name it. Asian rally is a little less energetic tonight. I think we see some profit-taking tomorrow. But then I'm usually (but not always) wrong.