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1. Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about

   Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about giving another unfettered authority to spend, after he has incurred the single largest bloat in US debt? No one should give credence to what he promises in this negotiations. True, congress can include limiting provisions in the spirit of the 14th Amendment. That sword cuts both ways, once Pres Obama incurs the debt - does anyone for one moment even think that he will be transparent in the way he spends newly printed money from the Federal Reserve? - we the people and our posterity are stuck with his debt. Does anyone for one moment still can give him trust that he will respect the limits that Congress will place in this negotiated agreement to "temporarily" open the government? He has shown the most disregard of constitutional mandates, even going against well-entrenched civil liberties and individual rights. I still hold the opinion that a total shut down now, rather than in the future of even greater debt, will compel the national debate needed to put this nation on track. The alternative is the deep precipice, and the country may never recover from the crash. And in the end, the leader of the nation has much of the blame when an opportunity is squandered, as Pres Aquino and Obama have done so far during their terms.

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1. Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about

   Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about giving another unfettered authority to spend, after he has incurred the single largest bloat in US debt? No one should give credence to what he promises in this negotiations. True, congress can include limiting provisions in the spirit of the 14th Amendment. That sword cuts both ways, once Pres Obama incurs the debt - does anyone for one moment even think that he will be transparent in the way he spends newly printed money from the Federal Reserve? - we the people and our posterity are stuck with his debt. Does anyone for one moment still can give him trust that he will respect the limits that Congress will place in this negotiated agreement to "temporarily" open the government? He has shown the most disregard of constitutional mandates, even going against well-entrenched civil liberties and individual rights. I still hold the opinion that a total shut down now, rather than in the future of even greater debt, will compel the national debate needed to put this nation on track. The alternative is the deep precipice, and the country may never recover from the crash. And in the end, the leader of the nation has much of the blame when an opportunity is squandered, as Pres Aquino and Obama have done so far during their terms.

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   11yrs ago

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1. Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about

   Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about giving another unfettered authority to spend, after he has incurred the single largest bloat in US debt? No one should give credence to what he promises in this negotiations. True, congress can include limiting provisions in the spirit of the 14th Amendment. That sword cuts both ways, once Pres Obama incurs the debt - does anyone for one moment even think that he will be transparent in the way he spends newly printed money from the Federal Reserve? - we the people and our posterity are stuck with his debt. Does anyone for one moment still can give him trust that he will respect the limits that Congress will place in this negotiated agreement to "temporarily" open the government? He has shown the most disregard of constitutional mandates, even going against well-entrenched civil liberties and individual rights. I still hold the opinion that a total shut down now, rather than in the future of even greater debt, will compel the national debate needed to put this nation on track. The alternative is the deep precipice, and the country may never recover from the crash. And in the end, the leader of the nation has much of the blame when an opportunity is squandered, as Pres Aquino and Obama have done so far during their terms.

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1. Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about

   Enough of sugarcoatings, enough of smokescreens, to perpetuate the farces of corrupt, degrading governance of the Philippines. The government Porkies cutting the budget for social services while pocketing taxpayers' or foreign assistance funds needs replacing, then prosecution. These elected members of congress are a shame, but as we know pigs cannot appreciate pearls, they don't even have morals. The enslavement of the Filipinos through the misuse of money is rapaciously rampant, compared to the subtleties of monetary and fiscal problems under Pres Obama and the current congress. The executive and the legislative are currently doing the Tango, mesmerizing the American people into shoving more deaths down our throats as they do the steps. The media names debt ceiling lift "temporary". Why would anyone trust this President about giving another unfettered authority to spend, after he has incurred the single largest bloat in US debt? No one should give credence to what he promises in this negotiations. True, congress can include limiting provisions in the spirit of the 14th Amendment. That sword cuts both ways, once Pres Obama incurs the debt - does anyone for one moment even think that he will be transparent in the way he spends newly printed money from the Federal Reserve? - we the people and our posterity are stuck with his debt. Does anyone for one moment still can give him trust that he will respect the limits that Congress will place in this negotiated agreement to "temporarily" open the government? He has shown the most disregard of constitutional mandates, even going against well-entrenched civil liberties and individual rights. I still hold the opinion that a total shut down now, rather than in the future of even greater debt, will compel the national debate needed to put this nation on track. The alternative is the deep precipice, and the country may never recover from the crash. And in the end, the leader of the nation has much of the blame when an opportunity is squandered, as Pres Aquino and Obama have done so far during their terms.

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