Quotes Monday

This quote from Ed Steer over at Casey Research:

"Here's a story that is all about residential real estate in the U.S. It's a Bloomberg piece headlined "U.S. Economy: Sales of Previously Owned Homes Fall". The first paragraph reads... "Sales of previously owned U.S. homes unexpectedly dropped 7.2 percent in January to a seven-month low, indicating a lack of job growth is undermining government incentives to bolster the housing market." Have you ever noticed, dear reader, that all bad news is "unexpected"? This is just another way that they 'spin' the news... as it's all about molding people's thought about future expectations.


Hope you enjoy the following as much as I did. I am always up for a little Algore bashing...

"The godfather of climate hysteria is in hiding as another of his wild claims unravels -- this one about global warming causing seas to swallow us up," the editors of Investors Business Daily wrote on Tuesday. "We've not seen or heard much of the former vice president, Oscar winner and Nobel Prize recipient recently as the case for disastrous man-made climate change collapses." source

Not that the Nobel Prize was ever that great of an award, but now it has become abundantly clear that it is nothing more than another tool in the hands of the powers-that-be to legitimize whatever lie they want the sheeple to believe. Of course, the exception to this rule is the awarding of the prize to President Obama, a man so obviously deserving of this award for all he has done. Though far too many to list here, the following are a list of his 5 greatest accomplishments:

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