Obama, HIllary and McCain Are Huffing & Puffing and Blowing the Storm Away!

The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is... Them!

Richard Davis
There are plenty of warnings that the world is going to change.

I probably should say world with a capital "W".

The changes that are coming will be major ones. Changes in the economy. Changes in politics. Changes in the way we live in a much of the West, especially the United States.

Today, we have three major political candidates who are stumping around the country telling us basically what we want to hear; that the government gravy train will continue as it has since the 1930s; that the world will be our friend if we only talk to the murdering thugs who want to have atomic toys; that we will retain our freedoms in this country, to come and go as we please, to not be under the thumb of foreign control.

We have nothing to fear but fear of not..."changing".

There is no one soul sitting back and taking a jaundiced look at our world, no one statesman, saying, "Excuse me! Pardon me!"

We have no Winston Churchill, who sounded the clarion call about Adolph Hitler, who saw the clouds of a gathering and deadly storm.

We have little men and little women running around executing the best of Chicago politics, by exemplifying the official Chicago motto, which is "Ubi Est Mea" (Where's mine!). Two of the political candidates have roots in Chicago. They think it's all a game. That's how it's done in this city and state. The pigs go to the trough and the souy never runs out. The pigs are dressed up in all their hoggery finery and delivered to us all as silk purses.

No silk purse is going to have the dough or the heft to take on what's coming, swing as they might at the bad guys.

Turn back the clock, Sherman.

We spend time amusing ourselves to death. I'm just as guilty as the next. Why not? Who wants to think about hacking your diseased leg off to save a the body?

It's the vision thing.

Remember that? George H. W. Bush said he didn't have it.

At least he was honest, and knew himself.

The gnats running around today of both parties are flying around naked. They think they are dressed up and swank, but they need a complete makeover.

Hillary, Obama and McCain. The Three Little Piggies.

Friday while we got ready for our weekend, the Federal Reserve helped to bail out Bear Stearns, a large financial business. The Federal Reserve had to enact something that has not been done since the Great Depression, which is to pony up money to a non-commercial bank. Nobody noticed, because the rabbit being yanked out of Uncle Sam's hat is getting pretty familiar. Fuzzy little thing even has a name. It's called "Desperation".

Daily we are becoming a poorer country. For those who doubt that, go buy some Swiss Francs, or Euros. Then go next week and spend more for the same Francs and Euros

Business cycles come an go. That's not the problem. Bad countries come and go, too.

The clouds behind this gathering storm call for a strong country and people, physically and mentally. We are not the same people of 70 years ago. A lot of the common decency that made up the American psyche is long buried. We -- and I do mean "we", as in "I" -- are weak. I'm afraid of the first big wind to come along.

Winds that will bring economic trouble will come. An Eastern wind will come from China, the same country that ruled the earth thousands of years ago, and wants to again. They will have help with their chaos by Islamic terrorists, who take their comfort in defining their religion as justifying murder of innocents.

We will stand alone, mostly. We, being your neighbors you know by name, and the United States.

We have nothing to fear but not "changing" it seems. Peace in our time will be here once one of the Three Little Piggies gets inside their straw White House.

BHO is not FDR.

HRC is not FDR.

John McCain is not Ronald Reagan.

It's cloudy now. But you don't need a weatherman to see which way the wind is blowing from the trough.

You can smell the trouble. We're downwind.

Published by Richard Davis

Born and raised in Chicago. Traveled a bit. Lived a little. Miles to go.  View profile

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  • Tyler Mills3/29/2008

    Strong point of view Richard, you write with conviction.

  • Cassandra Mae3/25/2008

    Excellent article! Scared the #$@! out of me though!

  • Kim Linton3/18/2008

    Excellent prose. I enjoyed reading it very much.

  • 3lilangels3/17/2008

    Great read and very enjoyable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Richard Davis3/16/2008

    Thanks, Michelle. I think I am going to win American Idol! Or maybe Russian Idol when I finally get those rubles from my Russian girlfriend and move over there.

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