Not with the way things were going anymore CC. When Nafta first came into the market, We all had good jobs. When China came into the market, they were cheaper than Mexico. Thus they grew immensely from that. Today, there are no jobs. There for nothing to support any one with. The people that are spending, are spending what they received in the past. At least for the common people. That wont last much longer.
Sem, thank you. When I was young, I thought I had an answer for every thing. With experience behind me, I have questions. But with all of that being said. One has to make a decision. Otherwise, nothing will be accomplished. As I told the people I work with. "if you do not do any thing, because you are afraid of making a mistake, nothing will be accomplished"! Not every thing will be as we wish. But we have the ability to change or to fix it.
I missed your comment Linds. Well, still, sometimes it is hard to wrap the brain around a stance. Just trying to figure it out. I do not want to come off uneducated. I am not into alienating any one. I just want to hear a solid perspective, that has some benefits to it. Something I can see and maybe agree with. Oh, I forgot, I can't do that. I voted for trump! (Just a joke).
That helps Lue. I do agree that we all need to hold Trumps feet to the fire. I can see positives. Sounds as though he is going to help Canada with the pipe line. I am hoping some of that trickles down to all of us. I am not really behind it though. Clinton? We will see. Not sure of the outcome of that issue either??
Once again John. Any one can endorse any one they feel to. It is called freedom of choice. Lu. I am not being disrespectful to you. It is I just have a hard time following your statements. I would like to find common ground with you. The way it is now, I am not sure that is possible? Of all of the people that comment on this site, I see you as the most to the left? There is nothing wrong with that. I just do not know how to respond?
Just how do you consider your political stance Lue? Fascists, Liberal, Socialists. Marx's Communists. I am just curious. I am aware that it is not Conservative.
14.1 Department of Commerce 14.2 Department of Homeland Security 14.3 Department of Justice 14.4 Executive Office of the President 14.5 Independent agencies 14.6 Judicial branch
15 Committee on Rules and Administration
15.1 Independent agencies 15.2 Legislative branch
16 Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship
16.1 Small Business Administration
17 Committee on Veterans' Affairs
17.1 Department of Labor 17.2 Department of Veterans Affairs 17.3 Judiciary branch
Now there is an interesting thought. I wonder how many appointments there are, and what are they. Lets see, the cabinet. Justice Department. FDA, ?? I checked it out. Around 300. I am not sure if he needs the senate to make them?
The Appointments Clause gives the executive branch and the President, not Congress, the power to appoint federal officials. The President has the power to appoint federal judges, ambassadors, and other "principal officers” of the United States, subject to Senate confirmation of such appointments.
Contents 1 Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry
1.1 Department of Agriculture 1.2 Independent agencies
2 Committee on Armed Services
2.1 Department of Defense 2.1.1 Office of the Secretary of Defense 2.1.2 Department of the Air Force 2.1.3 Department of the Army 2.1.4 Department of the Navy 2.2 Department of Energy 2.3 Independent agencies 2.4 Judicial branch
3 Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
3.1 Department of Commerce 3.2 Department of Housing and Urban Development 3.3 Department of Transportation 3.4 Department of the Treasury 3.5 Executive Office of the President 3.6 Independent agencies
4 Committee on the Budget
4.1 Executive Office of the President
5 Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
5.1 Department of Commerce 5.2 Department of Homeland Security 5.3 Department of Transportation 5.4 National Aeronautics and Space Administration 5.5 Executive Office of the President 5.6 Independent agencies
6 Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
6.1 Department of Energy 6.2 Department of the Interior
7 Committee on Environment and Public Works
7.1 Department of Commerce 7.2 Department of Defense 7.3 Department of the Interior 7.4 Department of Transportation 7.5 Executive Office of the President 7.6 Environmental Protection Agency 7.7 Other independent agencies
8 Committee on Finance
8.1 Department of Commerce 8.2 Department of Health and Human Services 8.3 Department of Homeland Security 8.4 Department of the Treasury 8.5 Executive Office of the President 8.6 Other independent agencies 8.7 Judicial branch
9 Committee on Foreign Relations
9.1 Department of State 9.1.1 United States Mission to the United Nations 9.2 United States Agency for International Development 9.3 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 9.4 International Development Association 9.5 International Finance Corporation 9.6 Other independent agencies
10 Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
10.1 Department of Education 10.2 Department of Health and Human Services 10.3 Department of Labor 10.4 Independent agencies
11 Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
11.1 Department of Commerce 11.2 Department of Homeland Security 11.3 Executive Office of the President 11.4 Independent agencies 11.5 Legislative branch 11.6 Judicial branch
12 Committee on Indian Affairs
12.1 Department of Health and Human Services 12.2 Department of the Interior
13 Select Committee on Intelligence
13.1 Department of Justice 13.2 Department of State 13.3 Department of the Treasury 13.4 Central Intelligence Agency 13.5 Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Rudy Guliani vacated the building that was pulled at 911 that had not been hit by any thing. That tells me he did not know any thing about it. But at the same time, he never had it investigated either, I question that?? At least he never had it investigated to my knowledge. How do you feel about Wikilinks? That is a question. Personally I am happy for them to exist. Also the releasing of the Kenedy papers? They were supposed to be released after 35 years. Any thoughts??
Good morning Linds. I only have a few minuets here. Then I have some projects to handle. Every time a new CEO arrives, there is a reshuffling of the deck. Our existing Justice Department head is leaving. In studying his worth's, I sort of like the fact that he has chosen to retire. I see that out of three million people, the choices are limited. I find positives and negatives in all of them. I believe he will do well. Every one seems to think he should already have every thing in place. Well, to build any thing takes a little time. I do not want him to feel pushed into making a wrong decision as to whom he chooses. Along with the tried and true people with political experience. Military, for example, I would like to see some fresh blood. People that are not so connected to Washington, yet brilliant in business. Time will tell.
Yes, as a matter of fact Sem. I have read all of those books, And more. I always have trouble with Palms. One read that I just loved was? Oh, can't remember the name of it. Mentioned 2 times in the bible by Christ. Considered a history book. The book of Jasser! There are two publications of it. The old publication is the recommended read. I believe the collection of the writings were at the time of Constantine? (correct me, I think I am off there)? And it was of the Old Testimite. It did mention the coming of a Misisaia. At that time, Christ was preaching, much like Marten Luther King. So the Roman Catholic Religion was born, and at that time pieced together the scrolls. Of course to their way of control However, The Roman government did not want to kill Christ. It was the Pharisees that lobbied for that. They won, and history is as followed. The first successful translation of the Bible was King James. A really shady man. Son of Mary, Queen of Scotts. Once again, that is where the Lost Books of The Bible come into play. But there are hundreds of history books out there to enjoy. Perhaps the burning of the library in Pershia would have held some interesting information. Much as the Spanish in South America. Forgive the spelling please. You get the point. The book of Enoch is interesting. Then there are the Smearian texts. All pieced together, it becomes a fun thought process. I do love to read.
That is interesting Sem. It has been noted in the news, from time to time, the sounds of trumpets in the air. All across the world, and I might add, at the same approximate time. Makes one wonder??
Then again, I think that the book of Revelations was added pretty late in the scriptures. There is the belief, that what one believes is what one receives. Therefore, if one does not believe in an after life in, some form, will just fade away?? All conjecture.
The end times subject is truly a fun subject to speculate upon. And the ongoing realities are easy to program into the book of Revelations. It also states that Christs return will be at his choosing. The Bible also states that we will never be able to figure it out. I think that Isrial, or Egypt, are mounting another expedition to seek more of the lost scrolls. Perhaps more enlightenment may come out of that? If successful? I have a choice. I can deny or uphold belief. I figure it is in my best interest to uphold. To deny does not seem to have much of an outcome attached to it all.
Good morning every one. Having my gallon of coffee. (Reminds me of Map), Handled some phone business. I am stuck here for awhile. I picked up a big generator in my little truck, and I am waiting for its owner to drop me another rig so that he can get it home. Calm got the book right, The Strong's Concordance. Good job. John, the woods can get cold. Good for cuddling though!! Mmmmmmmm. Itch, first you have to go back about 10 hours and starch out the word "you" in your comment. Then we can indulge. Personally, I would like to have the support of the Strong's before I banter. Other wise I will get the genealogy messed up. But I am aware that there are bloggers here that could keep the names straight, etc. Soooooo. Fun blog. Let the games begin!
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RE: current politics
When I was working in the industry, we never purchased from any place but Germany, Sweden, and the USA.No one else could meet our standards.