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iemitsu

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33. This patting each other on the back thing is kind of nice. I don't usually engage in

Reply to Octafish (Reply #27)

Sun May 26, 2013, 02:49 AM

May 2013

this sort of exchange but in this case, it seems warranted. Thank you too for providing thought provoking information and analysis and for demonstrating solid knowledge of our recent past. Plus, your style is lively and refreshing. A pleasure to read.
Do you write for a living?

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The Biggest Criminal Enterprise in History [View all] Octafish May 2013 OP

And then Reagan BrotherIvan May 2013 #1

Reagan's first executive order eliminated price controls on petroleum and natural gas. Octafish May 2013 #2

And Raygun removed the solar panels from the WH roof byeya May 2013 #3

They weren't Solar Panels, but Solar Hot Water Heaters. bvar22 May 2013 #10

It would have been an everyday symbolic reminder to everyone that Bill Clinton was not byeya May 2013 #12

I think Bush Sr adieu May 2013 #8

Reagan raised it to 65. Octafish May 2013 #29

Reagan did not repeal the 55 limit. former9thward May 2013 #28

Reagan raised it to 65. Octafish May 2013 #31

The law was passed by Congress. former9thward May 2013 #32

And a return to big cars, big trucks, and big SUVs--with big engines. moondust May 2013 #9

Shhh! I was chastized mightily on this very board by Democrats BrotherIvan May 2013 #21

That's highly unusual. moondust May 2013 #22

It was an eye-opening exchange to say the least BrotherIvan May 2013 #23

It is fairly new here, time was Reagan Worship was just not done here, that all changed Dragonfli May 2013 #25

Well put BrotherIvan May 2013 #26

This was the speech that mobilized the oil magnates and their stooges, the Bushs, iemitsu May 2013 #4

Backed by the full faith and credit of a planet full of Hitlers Octafish May 2013 #15

You're welcome, Octafish, and thank you for validating my iemitsu May 2013 #16

That is the situation, 'a people molded by disinformation served as entertainment at a CI circus.' Octafish May 2013 #27

This patting each other on the back thing is kind of nice. I don't usually engage in iemitsu May 2013 #33

Carter tried to make us rethink about our environment malaise May 2013 #5

I think that rather than "they tried to destroy him. iemitsu May 2013 #17

Same goons malaise May 2013 #18

That's what I see. iemitsu May 2013 #19

"...we might have had a different world..." CrispyQ May 2013 #6

The oil industry was a "{Democratic Party" industry until the Democrats got sick of the oil byeya May 2013 #7

Yet another powerful example of the failures of Capitalism. Ron Green May 2013 #11

Nothing is going to stop rampant capitalism from destroying the planet. Rex May 2013 #13

Thank you. H2O Man May 2013 #14

Ditto! A DU Treasure to be sure. Thank you. 7wo7rees May 2013 #24

Thank you felix_numinous May 2013 #20

= The Bush Family. ANY other answer is a sub-set, IMO! (It didn't start with 41.) WinkyDink May 2013 #30