Read it and weep. Story from NY Times in 1999.
Now we all are paying the price for lax lending practices. All corrupt from top to bottom. Clinton’s idea of trying to help the needy is to just give them money. Now it has all come crashing down.
Entries Tagged as 'Politics'
Fannie Mae Eases Credit To Aid Mortgage Lending - in 1990s
October 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment
No Bailout Petition
September 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I urge you all to sign the petition for no bailout.
http://www.nowallstreetbailout.com/
Bailout Palooza
September 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Everyone’s got their hand out. Now McCan and Obama are trying to work out a deal for the Dems and the GOP. This is the most riduculous thing I’v seen in my lifetime. And George Bush had the gall to actually say “I believe in the free market”, meanwhile, they’re all trying to bail out their […]
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McCain - To Support or Not
February 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Now that Romney has dropped out, Mccain has all but wrapped up the Republican nomination. The questions many conservatives are asking is “do I support McCain, or stay home?”
An interesting fight has broke out. Many conservative talk radio pundits are not supporting McCain ouright. People like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingrahm are speaking out […]
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GOP Candidates - Where’s the Beef? (Update)
January 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Well, now that we have Iowa and New Hampshire out of the way, it’s still not clear, who the front runner is. And, as expected, they are all posturing themselves to be closest to conservatives and proclaim to be Reaganistas. It seems, the base is not going to get their ideal candidate […]
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Huckabee - The Surge
December 8th, 2007 · 3 Comments
Out of nowhere, Mike Huckabee has emerged as the new leader in polls, putting him ahead of Romney, Rudy, and others. A few months ago he as a total unknown. Now, everyone is talking about him. Reporters can’t get enough of him. Is he peaking too soon? We’ll find […]
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GOP Candidates - Where’s the Beef?
August 18th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Looking at the current crop of GOP candidates, I just can’t seem to get myself enthused. The question keeps popping in my mind is “Where’s the Beef?” None of the top candidates, really, look that impressive, when it comes to conservative principles. And that may be the real problem here. The […]
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Terror Cells - Bangalore Update
July 9th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Lots of stories everyday now on the Bangalore link to the terror cells uncovered in UK and Australia. Highly qualified sons of doctor family are implicated in the terror attacks. More arrests are continuing.
Kafeel Ahmed, the older brother of Sabeel Ahmed, was the man driving the Jeep into Glasgow Airport. Their […]
Tags: Terrorism · India · Bangalore · Politics
Doctors of Death - Bangalore Connection
July 5th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Sad to report that the investigations of the UK terror plot are starting to show a strong Bangalore connection. What’s worse is that it’s a cell of doctors as Michelle Malkin has reported. One held in Britain, and another being held in Australia. Dr. Mohammed Haneef, 27 years old, […]
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Islamic Jihadist Confesses and Repents
July 3rd, 2007 · No Comments
Seems genuine. Here is the full confession.
Exactly the same things that conservatives have been saying for a long time, but no one is listening. Here is former British jihadist now confessing the exact same things about the extremists and their justifications for violence. Here is some of what he says in the […]
Amnesty Bill Finally RIP
July 1st, 2007 · No Comments
I believe we finally got the amnesty bill to RIP. At least for now. Hopefully. But I know, Bush, and amnesty lobby will not rest until they have their way. The open border lobby is determined to get what they want. How else do you explain that both parties […]
Tags: Immigration · Politics
Immigration Bill Blocked
June 8th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Looks like some courageous Republicans left in Congress wound up blocking this bill. At least for now. Kennedy doesn’t get to gloat after all. How long has this guy been in the Senate? A prime example of why there should be term limits in Congress as well. If it’s […]
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Illegal Immigration Bill Making Mockery of the Whole System
June 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
I expected this from the Democrats. But the Republicans and the Bush administration is really insulting the intelligence of all immigrants, including me. This is not an immigration bill, it’s an amnesty bill for all illegals here.
There are already laws on the books for immigration. These people are here illegally. I […]
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Another hit job on America by Indian media
February 25th, 2007 · No Comments
This is turning into a daily barrage. The Indian media, especially Times of India, continue to do hit jobs on America and the military.
This time it’s a show piece on American military crimes that have already been well documented by the world media over the past 4 years. Sub title is “US […]
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Latest Bangalore Fiasco - Riots over Saddam Hanging
January 24th, 2007 · 5 Comments
Some politician organized a protest rally against the hanging of Saddam. Sure enough things got ugly fast, and it turned into a riot. Buses, auto-rickshaws, cars, and shops were set ablaze. Residences and other properties also damaged or destroyed by the unruly. City is now left wondering why this keeps […]
Tags: Terrorism · India · Bangalore · Politics
New Year Wish List - 2007 and Beyond
January 1st, 2007 · No Comments
Osama be gone (good riddance to Saddam)
Air travel to be fun again (security checks made quick and easy, ….)
Full electric (or solar) cars (no more gasoline)
Real broadband availability in India (and elsewhere; higher than 256Kbs)
Global warming just enough to make Michigan winter only 1 month instead of 6
A real conservative candidate (I haven’t seen […]
The Futurist - Cultures of Success
December 14th, 2006 · No Comments
The Futurist is a new great blog I have discovered recently. I have added it to my blog roll, in the right column.
It offers a look at “The Jungle” on a much higher intellectual plane. There is no information on the author of this blog, but he/she has certainly provided something […]
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Hatred of America!
December 1st, 2006 · 4 Comments
“Down with America” reads the graffiti on the sidewalk wall on Hosur road. Somehow, this did not shock me. India’s media is full of anti American rhetoric and the bias is so prevalent it amounts to brainwashing. How quickly the new generation has forgotten history and shelved the lessons of history.
During the […]
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Conservative? or Republican?
November 12th, 2006 · 3 Comments
The election is over, but the ramifications will be far reaching and enduring. The one question that pundits haven’t analyzed is this: Are conservatives still synonymous with Republicans?
This question goes beyond the scandals and corruptions plaguing the Republican Party in the last 4 years.
The core conservative principals of right and wrong, of self […]
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Election Results
November 8th, 2006 · No Comments
Looks like the Dems are taking control of the House. Senate maybe gone from Republicans as well, but by a small margin. At least there is one silver lining in the deep dark clouds:
Will analyze the results in a later post. Suffice it to say, the Republicans need really look at their candidates and the […]
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