Bush Raises Taxes On The Farmers To Reverse The Trend

I found this interesting graph floating out on the internet. I suppose it explains why we were unable to fight off the Twin Towers hijackers armed with $3 boxcutters. From Bush's proposed budget, it looks like he wants to turn the country back 100 years. This has got to make our anti-education, anti-community, anti-union, anti-debate friends at the ontheborderline.net blog site happy.

Times are tough over at OTBL. They've adopted a skinny dog as their mascot. Conceal and carry didn't passed. I received an e-mail from one Husker who was kicked off their site for trying to introduce a little debate. Their were only able to get one puppet to run for the Hudson school board. A handful of like-minded skunks from New Richmond have been invited to lift their tails up OTBL. The admin still blocks my computer from accessing their site. The Mudslinger still drives them up the wall with his letters to the editor. Mustard is still their least favorite veggie.

So blog on dude!



SPENDING FOR WAR or PEACE

Which path to safer communities?

$100: 11 hand grenades or 11 blankets for refugees

$4,000: 1 rocket launcher or three-day training in peace-building for 160 youth

$14,000: 1 cluster bomb or Head Start enrollment for two children

$40,000: 1 Hellfire missile or Two home health aids for disabled elderly person

$145,000: 1 bunker-buster guided bomb or associate degree training for 29 RNs

$586,000: 1,000 M-16 rifles or rent subsidies for 1,000 families living in poverty

$130 million: 7 unmanned Predator drones or WIC program nutrition for 200,000 families

$275 million: 3 tests of missile defense system or worldwide eradication of polio

$350 million: 6 Trident II missiles or vaccinations for 10 million children worldwide

$413 million: Amphibious Warfare Landing Ship program or child care for 68,000 needy children

$494 million: 1 year military aid to Colombia or 7,000 units of affordable housing

$2.1 billion:1 Stealth bomber or annual salaries and benefits for 38,000 elementary school teachers

$16 billion: 1 year of nuclear weapons program or healthcare coverage for 7 million children
Read more