Bet You Didn't Know

This is Anita Dunn, the White House Communications Director whose charter is to get FNC.

She is part of Obama's inner circle, an adviser almost on a par with security risk David Axelrod. She is married to Obama's personal lawyer Robert Bauer.

Earlier this year, June 5, 2009, Dunn addressed an audience of High School students.

Glenn Beck nails Dunn with her own words.




Hey, other people have quoted Mao. Like Jim Jones, he was based in San Francisco.

Quotes from Mao Tse Tung 'Little Red Book':

You know the lizard flicks just drive me batty, what's with that 'tic'.

Sen Obama Campaigns For Kenyan Marxist Odinga

Just what we need in America, a Kenyan President. Sen Obama was in Kenya on taxpayers funded official business, can't you tell.

America's Greatness, From A Marxist

Today

Four years ago


“America is …, uh, is no longer, uh … what it could be, what it once was. And I say to myself, I don’t want that future for my children.”

Windfall Profits for Dummies

Remember this simple truth -- To decrease price of an item you increase supply of that item, regardless what it is. Doubly true of a commodity like oil.

In case you missed Democrat Jimmy Carter I, here is a preview. Jimmy Carter was the original 'windfall profits' taxes will fix everything guy. He put them in, took those evil oil companies money and then ... well then he had to put the federal government in the gas distribution business, then the refining business, then the rationing business. Before long nothing worked. Everything depended on oil, and ole Jimmy he got it so screwed up, nothing in the economy worked anymore. Interest rates shot up to 20+%, no one was borrowing because they couldn't pay it back -- If you couldn't get to your job and your customers couldn't get to your goods, what was there to do -- But wait in long lines for your five gallons gas rations, at least as long as your designated station had gas.

Here is the WSJ preview of what next for America -- Everything that is old is now new again. Yeah sure it is.

This is one strange debate the candidates are having on energy policy. With gas prices close to $4 a gallon, Hillary Clinton and John McCain say they'll bring relief with a moratorium on the 18.4-cent federal gas tax. Barack Obama opposes that but prefers a 1970s-style windfall profits tax (as does Mrs. Clinton).

Mr. Obama is right to oppose the gas-tax gimmick, but his idea is even worse. Neither proposal addresses the problem of energy supply, especially the lack of domestic oil and gas thanks to decades of Congressional restrictions on U.S. production. Mr. Obama supports most of those "no drilling" rules, but that hasn't stopped him from denouncing high gas prices on the campaign trail. He is running TV ads in North Carolina that show him walking through a gas station and declaring that he'll slap a tax on the $40 billion in "excess profits" of Exxon Mobil.
[Barack Obama]

The idea is catching on. Last week Pennsylvania Congressman Paul Kanjorski introduced a windfall profits tax as part of what he called the "Consumer Reasonable Energy Price Protection Act of 2008." So now we have Congress threatening to help itself to business profits even though Washington already takes 35% right off the top with the corporate income tax.

You may also be wondering how a higher tax on energy will lower gas prices. Normally, when you tax something, you get less of it, but Mr. Obama seems to think he can repeal the laws of economics. We tried this windfall profits scheme in 1980. It backfired. The Congressional Research Service found in a 1990 analysis that the tax reduced domestic oil production by 3% to 6% and increased oil imports from OPEC by 8% to 16%. Mr. Obama nonetheless pledges to lessen our dependence on foreign oil, which he says "costs America $800 million a day." Someone should tell him that oil imports would soar if his tax plan becomes law. The biggest beneficiaries would be OPEC oil ministers

Oh yeah, in case you don't know, it's called by a proper name, Marxism -- Government control over the means of production. This includes healthcare.

Enjoy.

And this picture, for the reading challeneged is all you need to know. Add it up.

Earth Day At The UN: Abolish Capitalism

From the BBC:

Two Latin American leaders have issued warnings about the effects of biofuel production on food supplies.

Speaking at the UN in New York, Bolivian President Evo Morales said the development of biofuels harmed the world's most impoverished people.

And President Alan Garcia of Peru said using land for biofuels was putting food out of reach for the poor.

Meanwhile UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is hosting a meeting to discuss European policy encouraging biofuels.

Ahead of the meeting, Mr Brown said that the UK should be "more selective in our support" for biofuels, which convert cereals into fuel.

Campaigners say providing a renewable alternative for conventional fuels could help stop global warming.

But as food prices climb worldwide, there is a fear that development of biofuels could reduce the production of badly-needed basic foodstuffs.

Ethanol production is on course to account for some 30% of the US maize crop by 2010, dramatically curtailing the amount of land available for
food crops.

The EU has meanwhile come under criticism for its target of getting 10% of road transport fuel from crops by 2020.

The head of the UN World Food Programme and the chief of the African Development Bank chief are among those attending the London meeting.

Bio-ethanol project

Opening a UN forum on the global impact of climate change on indigenous peoples, Mr Morales said that capitalism should be scrapped if the planet is to be saved from the effects of climate change.

"If we want to save our planet earth, we have a duty to put an end to the capitalist system," he said.

And what would we replace freedom, captilism and liberty with? MARXISM, like that being preached by Mrs Clinton and ever deft Barrack (no middle name) Obama.

Hmm this sounds familiar, I wonder what Bolivia's President did recently, oh yeah, I remember ...

Bolivian President Seizes Gas Industry
Troops Deployed In Move to Block Foreign Influence

Bolivian President Evo Morales seized control of the country's natural gas industry Monday, sending soldiers to occupy fields that he contends private companies have plundered for years.

Morales said that unless foreign energy firms agreed to give Bolivia's state oil company oversight of production and a majority of their revenue generated in Bolivia, the government would evict them from the fields.