Posted by doug in illinois on April 25, 2008 at 20:12:51 from (207.144.232.162):
In Reply to: Stimulus package posted by Gary in TX on April 25, 2008 at 10:13:38:
WHOSE money is it when we get some of it back? Who got taxed to send it there? HOW deep in debt are we putting our children and grandchildren when SSI and Medicare are going broke? We need a LOT less gov't involvement, including let a true free market sort things out. No NAFTA, no subsidy's for anything, even for us as farmers. Where does any of the money our gov't come from? YOU and ME. Quit re electing everyone, the nice new stadium or road to grandpa's house is nice, but time to stop the pork. We NEED wind farms, NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, solar energy, hydrogen fuel research done. We will NEVER be able to compete against China for fuel and jobs. They and the middle east are getting all our money, it is only going to get worse if we don't quit buying Chinese goods and foreign oil. We have more than enough COAL to turn in to fuel if we can tell the tree huggers where to put their trees. GLOBAL WARMING is a crock, and we all know it. Granted, we aren't living on the same old planet we used to, but if we tried to restore it back to 200 years ago, we would all have to GO AWAY to restore all the grasslands. Enough for now, but could keep going for a long time on my ideas, I can pull up web sites to support most, some are my opinions. I would have no problem at all with a wind farm on my 5 acres here or even a nuclear plant on on of my 80's in Nebraska. I would let them build a plant next door, not the least bit afraid. DOUG
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