major malfunction.......

typical lib dumb ass.......what do we expect these days.....
sheeze......

On Apr 21, 4:20*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
typical lib dumb ass.......what do we expect these days.....
sheeze......

Beanman you only got one flatulant braincell to work with, which is
why typical libs only use you for light batting practice.

uh, hu...yea, right...whatever you say there bocko.....





On Apr 21, 5:30*pm, DaveS wrote:
On Apr 21, 4:20*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:

typical lib dumb ass.......what do we expect these days.....
sheeze......

Beanman you only got one flatulant braincell to work with, which is
why typical libs only use you for light batting practice.

great idea...kinda like the hitler youth groups.......


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Calling on Americans to volunteer, President Barack
Obama
signed a $5.7 billion national service bill Tuesday that triples the
size of the AmeriCorps
service program over the next eight years and expands ways for
students to earn money
for college.

"We need your service, right now, in this moment in history. ... I'm
asking you to stand
up and play your part," said Obama, a former community organizer in
Chicago. "I'm
asking you to help change history's course."

The picture of the president of the United States smiling broadly as
he met President
Hugo Chavez of Venezuela startled me. Our president is a nice guy.
Chavez is anything but.


US President Barack Obama, left, shakes hands with Venezuela's
President Hugo Chavez, Friday.
Photo: AP
The State Department maintains that Chávez has attacked democratic
traditions and has put
Venezuelan democracy on life support with unchecked concentration of
power, political
persecution, and intimidation. Foreign Affairs magazine says that
Chávez is a power-hungry
dictator with autocratic and megalomaniacal tendencies whose
authoritarian vision and
policies are a serious threat to his people. In testimony before the
US Senate, the South
American project director for the Center for Strategic International
Studies said that Chavez's
government engages in "arresting opposition leaders, torturing some
members of the
opposition (according to human rights organizations) and encouraging,
if not directing,
its squads of Bolivarian Circles to beat up members of Congress and
intimidate voters-all with impunity."

In spite of a presidential term limit of six years, Chávez has
suggested that he would like to
remain in power for 25 years. Hmmm. An autocratic dictator who abuses
human rights and
undermines democracy being warmly embraced by the American president.
There's something
wrong with that picture.

The acting chief financial officer of mortgage financier Freddie Mac,
David Kellermann, was found dead this morning, police said. Police
are investigating the death as an apparent suicide, WTOP-FM reported,
quoting Mary Anne Jennings, a spokeswoman for police in Fairfax
County, Virginia

Obama seems to have a warm spot for today's tyrants:

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satelli...5&pagename=JPo...


Would Hitler have found him to be a useful idiot?

On Apr 22, 3:42*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
Obama seems to have a warm spot for today's tyrants:

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satelli...5&pagename=JPo....

Would Hitler have found him to be a useful idiot?

Is that the topic of your last Aryan Nations Chapter sleepover?

dumb ass lib's......crawl back under your rock....



On Apr 23, 1:53*am, DaveS wrote:
On Apr 22, 3:42*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:

Obama seems to have a warm spot for today's tyrants:

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satelli...5&pagename=JPo...

Would Hitler have found him to be a useful idiot?

Is that the topic of your last Aryan Nations Chapter sleepover?

comerade hussein will fix this w/his youth "volunteer"
corps ..... the one where the "volunteers' are paid
taxpayer's $$.........ha.........what a dumb ass......



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CHICAGO (AP) - Volunteering has helped define a generation of young
Americans
who are known for their do-gooder ways. Many high schools require
community service
before graduation. And these days, donating time to a charitable
organization is all but
expected on a young person's college or job application.

Even so, an analysis of federal data has found that the percentage of
teens who volunteer
dipped in recent years, ending an upward trend that began after the
terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

"They're still volunteering at higher rates than their parents did,"
says Peter Levine, director
of Tufts University's Center for Information & Research on Civic
Learning & Engagement,
also known as CIRCLE.

But, he adds, there's been "a loss of momentum," which he hopes recent
passage of the
federal Serve America Act will help address.