That and a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow we have been following for nearly half a century.

Darn; who would think the media and the president could be this far off on something…

Let It Burn is not rooting for the inferno, it is acknowledging it is coming.

Let It Burn is giving the left the consequences of their actions.

Let It Burn is the result of a struggle where, to paraphrase WarGames, “The only way to win the game is not to play.”

Let go of the rope, let the other side win, and fall down into the mud looking like complete assholes.

That’s what Let It Burn is about.

Posted by: grognard at November 15, 2012 03:03 PM (NS2Mo)

We are simply living too long.

What a social crime!

But that’s what is, at bottom, blowing up the Federal budget.

Innumerate Soetoro & Co. can’t fathom it.

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The other first order adjustment must be to close our borders. This is particularly true for societies/ populations with low IQ skews — for whatever reason — who necessarily must draw out-sized social benefits.

One simply can’t have a welfare state and open borders.

The math will always blow up.

It is towards this end that Barry intends to deep six the American shining light on the hill.

It won’t be bright any longer.

Even now, the immigrants are leaving our ship — using the ratlines — about as fast as the old homestead can have them back.

Its too late: http://tinyurl.com/7oqwtkk

Another good point is about the inflation assumptions. They must be eliminated for a few years or maybe permanently. No private pension plan can afford COLAs. You’re not going to get COLAs in an IRA/401k/or a savings account. COLAs add to actual inflation and they add to people’s expectations. Which are really unrealistic unless the economy is growing at 4% a year or more.

One thing the WAPO didn’t touch on and that is the fact that 8% growth in spending is built into the federal assumptions – EVERY YEAR!! Then Obama does the Porkulus, which was supposed to be a one time deal. Without passing a budget, Porkulus has become the norm. No wonder we are wallowing in debt that goes as far as the eye can see.

I just finished reading a book, “The Last Resort,” by Peter Godwin. It traces the path of Zimbabwe’s economy from the time Mugabe took over (1980) up to 2000. The only difference between Obama and Mugabe is that there is still some opposition to Obama. Everything Mugabe did, in a once prosperous country, violated every tenent of the free market place. Very, very sad and yet obvious to any who would inform themselves. The white farmers and Indian merchants held out as long as they could, but it all fell apart.

Obama has done nothing, absolutely nothing that will revive the economy. If art is right he is intent on bringing it all down. The opposition is stronger here than in Zimbabwe. We can and must fight back.