Britannia Radio

When will America have had enough?
Fifteen years ago when I tried to tell people where the transformation of America was heading, I either got this "deer in the headlights" look of "I don't care … don't bother me … I don't want to know" or people laughed and said, "that'll never happen because the American people won't let it!" On November 4, 2008, sixty-six million Americans let it happen; they voted for a candidate they knew absolutely nothing about; they voted their feelings for a man who has great voice inflection and tone but who, in reality, said absolutely nothing of substance, and certainly nothing that would tell anyone who he was and is........
http://www.newswithviews.com/Stuter/stuter152.htm
by Lynn Stuter

Main Stream Malfeasance
The trillions of tax and spend dollars are unfortunately the tip of a humongous iceberg. The administration seems mired in a “don’t confuse me with facts that contradict our preconceived opinions and prejudices” mentality. The Pelosi Palace, acting in frothy frenzy over bonuses paid at AIG, came back with a 90 percent retroactive tax on those bonuses. The ‘do-over’ fizzled (despite a 328-93 vote) and the White House and the Senate back away from it........
http://www.newswithviews.com/metcalf/metcalf283.htm
by Geoff Metcalf

Recession’s unexpected casualty: divorce?
Though numbskull congressional spendthrifts are throwing our money at every misfortune these days, divorce is one calamity that’s losing out. “Two can live cheaper than one” seems to be an upbeat offshoot of the present recession. Divorce is just too darn expensive. “In these tough times many people are finding it's cheaper to stay together, even when they can't stand each other,” writes Marty Orgel for MarketWatch. “Circuit courts across the country report downturns in the number of divorce and separation filings.”.......
http://www.newswithviews.com/Makkai/ellen108.htm
by Ellen Makkai