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Recession Leads To Depression.

Carpe Diem,
Literal translation of seize the day.
How can one do that,
With all this money at stake?
Economic depression,
A sustained downturn.
I have just one question.
Where is all the concern?
Greedy palm itchers, 
Rival to communism.
The workforce overturned,
Jobs sent to Mexico.
All of this spurned,
On hard-working families.
The community targets,
Just one foe.
Is it the government's fault?
Where has all the money gone?
APOCALYPSE NOW.
What are they not telling us?
Money spent on useless government organizations.
Cutting school programs;
When these young minds predict our future.
All money is; A medium that can be exchanged for goods and services.
Values; Importance, desirability.
Choose between what we want and what we need.
"Unnecessary? Cowering down here in sludge and pollution..learning nothing"
APOCALYPSE NOW.
Do your part,
and I will do mine.

Premium Member Liberal Leadership

Watching my country deteriorate
Ethics and integrity they shut the door on
Seeing no common sense on the Supreme Court bench
Liberal leadership is an oxymoron
They’ve taken all a working man makes
And everything he will ever earn
Then give it away in Federal Grants
Like it was their money to burn
They’ve created entitlement minded robots
Waiting for their monthly check
They’ve created chaos in Congress
And made Social Security a wreck.

    In the 50's they decided that the witheld
social security payments would be part of your
gross income (not in the original plan)
then decided to increase the amounts witheld. 
In the 60's they decided to put it into the 
general fund so they could access it at will. 
In the 70's with liberals in the executive office 
and congress decided that the immigrant Who never 
contributed to the "retirement " plan could 
access the money just by filling out forms. 
A massive war against the working man. 
God Help us in 2008.

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