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<blockquote data-quote="Charlie Zureki" data-source="post: 33861" data-attributes="member: 153"><p>Re: 2011 U.S. Budget Cut in Perspective</p><p></p><p>Hello JR,</p><p></p><p> While you and I agree on many (if not most) of the issues, we still have disagreements on how to get'er done. </p><p></p><p> I believe that the Military spending, Nation rebuilding (infrastructure failed projects and stolen money) and the 110+ new agencies have accounted for over 1/3 of our yearly budget. (woes) The Feds don't EVEN KNOW how much money is spent by the CIA, NSA and the DHS. The Billions worth of American $100. bills airlifted to Iraq have never been accounted for....no one ever bothered to document Serial numbers or Series numbers. </p><p></p><p> In regards to Illegal Aliens.... we need to know exactly who is coming into our Country and for what reason. There are already laws on the books covering immigration and work visas. Politicians from both sides (as you've stated) need to drop this crap of them favoring for votes. These Politicians swear an oath to the Constitution and the Laws of the United States...they are all traitors. If they don't like the Law, then, they should change it.</p><p></p><p> While the Economists say the future of American business may be in the hands of smaller companies, it is almost impossible for most Companies to expand through bank funding, or even get start-up loans to develop new products or services. </p><p></p><p> We've become a Nation of "Red Tape", "Career Politicians", Laws that are ignored, planned ignorance, and rights that are trampled. We need accountability from our Politicians and our Companies' CEOs. </p><p></p><p> I used to live in a city that had seven, living, retired Police Chiefs. Twenty of years service on the force was the requirement to retire. Some are being paid over DOUBLE what their working salaries were. I repeat...Double their working salaries. Today....one or two are not even old enough to collect their Social Security Pension. </p><p></p><p> These insider, sweet deals need to go away. CEOs should be accountable for their Companies, not just collecting a huge paycheck. </p><p></p><p> Hammer</p><p></p><p> </p><p></p><p> Hammer</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Charlie Zureki, post: 33861, member: 153"] Re: 2011 U.S. Budget Cut in Perspective Hello JR, While you and I agree on many (if not most) of the issues, we still have disagreements on how to get'er done. I believe that the Military spending, Nation rebuilding (infrastructure failed projects and stolen money) and the 110+ new agencies have accounted for over 1/3 of our yearly budget. (woes) The Feds don't EVEN KNOW how much money is spent by the CIA, NSA and the DHS. The Billions worth of American $100. bills airlifted to Iraq have never been accounted for....no one ever bothered to document Serial numbers or Series numbers. In regards to Illegal Aliens.... we need to know exactly who is coming into our Country and for what reason. There are already laws on the books covering immigration and work visas. Politicians from both sides (as you've stated) need to drop this crap of them favoring for votes. These Politicians swear an oath to the Constitution and the Laws of the United States...they are all traitors. If they don't like the Law, then, they should change it. While the Economists say the future of American business may be in the hands of smaller companies, it is almost impossible for most Companies to expand through bank funding, or even get start-up loans to develop new products or services. We've become a Nation of "Red Tape", "Career Politicians", Laws that are ignored, planned ignorance, and rights that are trampled. We need accountability from our Politicians and our Companies' CEOs. I used to live in a city that had seven, living, retired Police Chiefs. Twenty of years service on the force was the requirement to retire. Some are being paid over DOUBLE what their working salaries were. I repeat...Double their working salaries. Today....one or two are not even old enough to collect their Social Security Pension. These insider, sweet deals need to go away. CEOs should be accountable for their Companies, not just collecting a huge paycheck. Hammer Hammer [/QUOTE]
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