DaytonBuck
I've always liked them
sandgk;1351237; said:
Steve19,
My favorite African footballer is Sameuel Eto'o. He's got the touch, footwork and the killer instinct to play for Barcelona in La Liga and be in the conversation for the world's best striker. I know you think I'm a moron because I don't worship liberalism. I've seen what exactly the great soceity with socialized medicine you worship thinks about African soccer players. It's amazing I can see the top African footballers for what they are and appreciate world football.
You come out on here and blame the world bank on Mugabe like the liberal Canard you are. Despite me and others on here calling you out you after you offer a free pass on a brutal dictator like Robert Mugagbe and blame every problem in Zimbawe on the World Bank. You blame every problem on the international system without blaming the murderous dictator who got you an 80's Mercedes to roll around in South Africa. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo from Equitorial Guinea probably bought you off with a resort in the Seychelles.
You know better than this and by excusing Mugabe with the World Bank/IMF nonsense you sir are a morally bankrupt mother fucker. God knows what African dictators you're on the take from.
Nelson Mandela and his fellow South Africans think you're a dictators pawn. I hope you're making something off of your total moral bankruptcky defending him.
Fucking hell mate, how scary is it to your liberalism that I know about emmanuel adebayor, Micka?l Essien and Aaron Mokoena.
Sandgk,
You've had it ought for me ever since I proved your liberal Messiah had lobbyist working for him back in the 1st Obama thread.
Even more so since Obama admitted lobbyist were in his campaign.
Obama promised five million green jobs. The number is just to inspire people.
The Apollo Alliance, a San Francisco coalition of environmental and labor groups, ... released a study in September. It concluded that five million green jobs could be had with an investment of $500 billion -- more than three times Mr. Obama's number [ of $150 billion].
Kate Gordon, co-director of the Apollo Alliance, says the numbers are less important than the message. "Honestly," she says, "it's just to inspire people."
Reason
Good lord, In the presidential debates, Obama charged that McCain "believes in deregulation in every circumstance" and claimed, "That's what we've been going through for the last eight years."
And as a contrast to the last eight years, Obama said in a speech that his administration would go back to the "shared prosperity...when Bill Clinton was president." When campaigning for the first time with Bill Clinton at a Florida rally in late October, Obama gushed that, "in case all of you forgot, this is what it's like to have a great president."
"In 1993," the document explained, "the laws that governed America's financial service sector were antiquated and anti-competitive. The Clinton-Gore Administration fought to modernize those laws to increase competition in traditional banking, insurance, and securities industries to give consumers and small businesses more choices and lower costs."
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Clinton's credit deregulation for economic boom
President-elect Barack Obama has imposed stricter conflict-of-interest restrictions on his White House transition team than any president before him. But a list of transition team members that his office made public on Friday includes a complicated tangle of ties to private influence-seekers.
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Kate Gordon, co-director of the Apollo Alliance, says the numbers are less important than the message. "Honestly," she says, "it's just to inspire people."
Reason
Good lord, In the presidential debates, Obama charged that McCain "believes in deregulation in every circumstance" and claimed, "That's what we've been going through for the last eight years."
And as a contrast to the last eight years, Obama said in a speech that his administration would go back to the "shared prosperity...when Bill Clinton was president." When campaigning for the first time with Bill Clinton at a Florida rally in late October, Obama gushed that, "in case all of you forgot, this is what it's like to have a great president."
"In 1993," the document explained, "the laws that governed America's financial service sector were antiquated and anti-competitive. The Clinton-Gore Administration fought to modernize those laws to increase competition in traditional banking, insurance, and securities industries to give consumers and small businesses more choices and lower costs."
Link
Clinton's credit deregulation for economic boom
President-elect Barack Obama has imposed stricter conflict-of-interest restrictions on his White House transition team than any president before him. But a list of transition team members that his office made public on Friday includes a complicated tangle of ties to private influence-seekers.
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