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Can you contact the Senate? Do they have K/Carl Rove's number? Can you contact your Senator? Does he represent you?

posted March 6, 2008 - 9:55pm
Can you contact the Senate? Do they have K/Carl Rove's number? Can you contact your Senator? Does he represent you?

Can you contact the Senate? Do they have K/Carl Rove's number? Can you contact your Senator? Can they get you K/Carl's number? Does your Senator represent you?

Try this: Ask two things. 1. Rove. 2. Air Force.

http://www.senate.gov/

Earlier today is was down. < p>

1. Rove doesn't know her?

The imprisonment of a former Democratic governor as a favor to Sessions? Or to Bush. What does Jeff have to say, and what is his pert in this? (Oh. You bet he has a part.)

2. You heard? The Air Force, from which G W Bush was dismissed, way back, and whose service within is only well-remembered by his then CIA director father (George I) and of course, service remembered by John McCain; recently determined Americans at Boeing, and Northrup and other major American aircraft manufacturers can't do the job of building a fleet of Air Force air tankers. SO, today, Bushites and friends, decide to out-source, out-country, a whole bunch of Air Force tankers. This is American's finest leadership hour!

These people want to use the rate of exchange to personally profit at your expense. And Boeing folks? Do you have a mortgage? What happened to your job?

Learn about the quiet revolution. Or learn about the revolution that can be less civil. Learn about the truth of the constitution's denial.

Visit www.article5.org.

Soon our entire nation will vanish. Not the land but the ideas. Impeaching bush, and Nancy Pelosi and Reed should be top priorities.

Contact your Senator and Congressman/person and find out what he is going to do about impeachment, Nafta, Cafta, WTO, and the jobs at Boeing and Northrup? And what is he going to do about obeying the Constitution?

Some of you know that you now own less than 50% of your home, and Citimortgage is probably going to be owned fully by Dubai. Or out of nation banks -- or the Chinese

Thanks George, and John, and Obama, and Clinton.

See if you can get ARTICLE V up and running in Place of your presence, you know, take the power to the people, take it back to the states.

http://www.house.gov/

Hey. Will the HOUSE contact you or you them. They were all down today, when I tried to get through.

It is broke folks. You can fix it. Blackwater (when bearing arms for politicians) is a political outfit, and they are just the first ones to be faced on behalf of impeachment protections.

Yeah. Carl should not be confused with that real scoundrel, Karl.

Author: Les Porter
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Sue Payton and the Air Force are both ignorant and culpable.

Les Porter - Sun, 2008-9-3 11:55 am
Watching the re-run of the house subcommittee asking in open hearing session for contract information RFPs and the acquisition of the Air Force's new Tankers -- and maybe the answers are misleading. No, they are misleading. Sue Payton should be removed. She needs a new job. Somewhere else. Procurement is tricky. There are lots of loopholes in the law engineered by staff writing the law and the regulations -- and although she worked within the Law, she failed and the law failed. She isn't alone. The Air Force directorate also is suspect. She should have sought guidance. The current situation is not only embarrassing it is wrong. It has been managed by an Administration that has not been able to successfully accomplish anything but the fleecing of America; theft from America, and this is no different. NATO does not protect the US. And never will. This is a good example of skimming and scamming at the national expense. Typical.

I read it another way, I read it as piece work assembly in U S.

Les Porter - Sat, 2008-8-3 12:55 pm
The Manufacturing, the good jobs are in Europe on this one. My information pegs it at $150 Billion, where maybe we will not have to send oversees $40 billion. Publius can get an assembly job in Florida. However, this is the real point: it is our tax MONEY sent overseas like "foreign aid." Why not spend the money here -- screw the globalization multinationals, until living and survival conditions are improved at home. If they want to unify the world, let's let all the people -- or even a Publius federalized version -- vote in the World Presidential campaign -- you know, a Global Republic? Would George I and II have ever had a chance on that scale? To be "World President?" Let the WTO become an open publicly controlled entity -- and see the banks and corporations behind the WTO. Just like Iraq,( for Oil we need to leave in the ground)we've spent near a trillion dollars with lots of skims, when we could spend all of our tax money at home, fixin' the 'hood. We could even locally benefit from the skims, legalize the skim, and tax them here in USA. World wide competition? They can be assembled in Bangledesh or Pakistan or India, or China, much more cheaply than in Bama, Rida, or Seattle. Tell me again who this fleet is for -- to protect whom? I bet we could build it here. Spend the money at home. I smell oil and middle east in this deal. Your taxes, which are supposed to be collected for and used the common national good, the general national welfare of the nation (us in the US) and those dollars are being sent to help Europe's flagging economy and bolster the Dollar ???? Get off it. Think. About it. This is our NATO dues? BS. I know some of you did and others did not clearly think through the implications of just sending these American dollars over there to other places, with the interlocking multinationals. And a few of you might not see this as a sell-out of America. But I do. Spin it up pub. Show us how good this is.

That's right Idlewild.

Publius - Fri, 2008-7-3 12:43 am
That's right Idlewild. Northrop-Grumman won the bid with it's European partner, EADS (which is the parent company of Airbus). But this deal will especially bring jobs to Alabama and to Florida, where a lot of the engineering work will be done. It could bring almost 2,000 jobs to Florida and up to 25,000 jobs nation-wide will be involved in overall production. I really don't see this as that big of a deal, especially when you consider that building this tanker will have an impact on NATO capacities as well. A lot of people are turning this into the Dubai "ports" deal all over again. *If you're interested in reading my articles, Click Here.

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Air Force

Idlewild - Fri, 2008-7-3 12:25 am
Actually Northrup-Grumman was part of the winning bid, in some kind of partnership with the group that owns Airbus. Despite all the talk about 'outsourcing,' thousands of people in Alabama will be working on the new tanker. Europe happy; Alabama happy; Washington State, not so much.

Not thanks to Amendment XVII

jdubhub - Fri, 2008-7-3 12:05 am
After Amendment XVII was "ratified" (and by ratified, I mean we the people were told that's the way it was going to be from then on), there was no more real representative Senate in the U.S. The Senate became yet another aspect of our Republic that stopped yielding to the will of the people and the state legislatures (who used to appoint them) and became corporate mouthpieces for the plutocracy. Since I actually care about freedom of liberty, I am basically screwed here in the People's Republic of California. My faux senators are Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, whose names are well known for anti-constitutional bills and other treachery, and Lois Capps, a Democrat who is beholden to the pro-illegal immigrant lobby because much of her district contains illegals and corporate farms. Despite knowing the bottom-of-the-barrel quality of my "representation", I still send my letters and faxes faithfully, knowing that the reward for my work is keeping the energy moving forward even if the only tangible evidence of that energy is a form letter reply with a signature stamp. ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING

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