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Tell me what you think of the Great Communicator. In my opinion, one of the best Presidents the USA has had since Ulysses S. Grant. Best, from my perspective, means most fitting diplomatically. Not so much domestically, though I hear good things about him in that regard as well.

america lol country of the poor and the stupid god bless the uk GOD BLESS THEM ALL

lord Byron is my hero

I've always suspected the economic prosperity during the Clinton administration was in part due to decisive Reagan policy shifts. Just like I suspect the absolute economic chaos in 2004 was largely due to the failed policies passed during Clinton's tenure.

Remember the law that put a gun to the heads of the lenders and said you MUST lower the lending qualifications for mortgages?

Remember the law that gave major tax credits to house "flippers"? I remember! And these God forsaken moron Americans want to put the Clintons back in office in 2016.

Americans seem too ignorant and stupid these days to accept the reality that when significant legislation gets passed 'bubbles' build up that burst many years or decades later. Occasionally those are good bubbles but mostly no they are dreadful.

The Obama bubbles 10 years from now will devour all nations. It will be so apocalyptic that globalism will either dominate after it happens or break down entirely and never be attempted again. A $100t US deficit with interest the size of our GDP is knocking on the door.

Sniperwax wrote:I've always suspected the economic prosperity during the Clinton administration was in part due to decisive Reagan policy shifts. Just like I suspect the absolute economic chaos in 2004 was largely due to the failed policies passed during Clinton's tenure.

Remember the law that put a gun to the heads of the lenders and said you MUST lower the lending qualifications for mortgages?

Remember the law that gave major tax credits to house "flippers"? I remember! And these God forsaken moron Americans want to put the Clintons back in office in 2016.

Americans seem too ignorant and stupid these days to accept the reality that when significant legislation gets passed 'bubbles' build up that burst many years or decades later. Occasionally those are good bubbles but mostly no they are dreadful.

The Obama bubbles 10 years from now will devour all nations. It will be so apocalyptic that globalism will either dominate after it happens or break down entirely and never be attempted again. A $100t US deficit with interest the size of our GDP is knocking on the door.

I don't think anyone has to worry about the Clinton's any more...in case you haven't been following what's been going on in the US with the 4 (and counting) scandals and Hilary's involvement in all of it, their political goose is more or less cooked!

It's somewhat ironic that the guy financed his reagonomics by tripling the national debt heh.

Brdavs wrote:It's somewhat ironic that the guy financed his reagonomics by tripling the national debt heh.

Indeed, my friend. Indeed.

Brdavs wrote:It's somewhat ironic that the guy financed his reagonomics by tripling the national debt heh.

It was a long-term investment in a solid economic system, of course it is going to cost you money at first, then pay off in the long run provided people have the balls to see it through. Was effectively nullified by 'bubble decisions' (short-term self-defeating 'gifts' meant to incur political and societal favour) by Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama, making it a 'bad investment'.
What could be the last chance at US economic independence was sacrificed for re-elections. That is too simplistic, but basically what happened.

Juliette wrote:



Tell me what you think of the Great Communicator. In my opinion, one of the best Presidents the USA has had since Ulysses S. Grant. Best, from my perspective, means most fitting diplomatically. Not so much domestically, though I hear good things about him in that regard as well.

He was nothing compared to these 2!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KeR3yMZi0g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUXtyIQjubU

(hmm..., any idea why i cant get the YT thingy to work?)

Reagan may have had his good points compared to presidents that have come after him...but Reagan was also chosen for the job (see picture below where he is in attendance at Bohemian Grove) and shot at when he attempted to be his own man, not unlike some presidents and presidential candidates before him.


You don't go to this place unless invited by VERY powerful queers...sorry, i mean globalist scumbags!

The US have some weird clubs, I mean, free masons worship the Supreme Being, but at this club they worship a giant owl...what the heck???
Sorry but, o'rly?

Damn double post by mistake -_-

There is nothing wrong with the Bohemian Grove. Quite a few things are wrong with individual members who have gone absolutely bat**Filtered**-crazy with power and influence.

They worship a giant owl...

Legendary Apophis wrote:They worship a giant owl...

So what? We worship a bearded man in the clouds. Mormons worship a whole family of gods ruling on various planets.. and so on.

Religion makes fools of us all when we look at our beliefs rationally. What else is new?

Isn't it wrong that in the US, presidents usually swear on the Bible and on the backroom would worship a giant owl?
If they want to have pagan religion it's their problem, but at least don't fool Americans with this double-game.

Coming back on the subject, obviously that Reagan must be missed nowadays with a second president-term of democrats politics...