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                                               Duke Forrest*

                by Duke Forrest, Citizen Journalist and Richard DePersio

Duke: "Dago Red is here. Are you here to work or are you just visiting?" DR: Visit-

ing. I come with good news and bad news." Citizen Journalist: "Let's get the bad

news out of the way." DR: "Some people aren't connecting to three of our comsats

- web sites - via Home and Profile Pages and may not be getting the very latest.

They should 'Add to Favorites' or 'Bookmark.' Duke: "Give us the straight dope,

we'll be cool with it. Is it big - Big like my Texas?" DR: "Last week, we enjoyed

413 readers (visits)!!! Our goal had been: 400. Some of the credit should go to our

new cyber-friend LadyMafalda471. We'll send the beautiful Lady a missive."

Richard D.: "We should celebrate." CJ: "I got it. There should be firework shows

at all five of our web sites beginning tomorrow at 9:47 P.M. eastern." Sherlock:

"Jolly good show." RD: "The man from Baker Street is here." Sherlock: "I just

dropped by to congratulate you. I'll visit each site on the morrow with the good

doctor if anyone wishes to meet us and discuss a case. Sir Doyle will be on hand

to finally answer the question: 'Where was Watson shot when he was younger."

DR: "May He bless all of you." Duke: "He's going religious on us. Let's exit before

he loses control and we take up so much time with the preface that we again run

out of space and are unable to flesh out our tax plan.

As is our wont, we start off with cosmos (which means world) and then, we deal

with world and 'Offending with Truth' when circumstances warrant.

       The right way to do things...Unlike private companies like SpaceX which are

being subsidized with taxpayer $$$s to take astros and cargo to Space Station,

Virgin Galactic is developing SpaceShipTwo for tourism without one red penny

from taxpayers. And, has just been awarded a NASA contract. The SpaceShipTwo

is air-launched from a mother ship (does anyone remember the X-15? It was suppose to

 lead to the operational Dyna Saur orbital space plane in the '60s) for sub-

orbital flights (up and down on an arc like our first two manned flights in the early

'60s) to an altitude of over 60 miles. The 60-foot craft can carry two pilots, six

passengers and 1,300 pounds worth of experiments. We would like astros to fly virgins

to Space Station. Hopefully, Virgin Galactic will decide to get involved with that

endeavor. It would be better than Muslims blowing themselves up to get virgins in the

heavens.(Reader: "This section wasn't technically about the cosmos." CJ: "Show

him to the exit").

The smelly Wall Street demonstrators are still there with no clear message. Although,

some are angry over the bank bailouts. We opposed the bank bailouts and need not

smell about it  (creating environment for disease to incubate)and disturb the peace and

exposing our tits (Duke: "We don't have tits!") up front in front of toddlers: tits for

tots. The mainstream liberal media loves it. Hated the Tea Bags who had permits,

a short and clear agenda and didn't interfere with those trying to get to and from work.

It is reminiscent of the '60s: then and now the mainstream media applauds the youth

of back then. Claiming that there were more than just a few per cent of 18 to 30 year

olds demonstrating; claiming that for the first time young people were rebelling

against the over-30 crowd and thinking for themselves in opposing the Viet Nam War.

The truth: the vast majority were there to be part of an 'event'; were following the leader

of there neighborhood or college crowd; were there for the music and drugs; only

chanted when the TV cameras were on. Most didn't understand the issues and didn't

care. The demonstrations which took place on colleges campuses interfered with

the ability of those who wanted to attend classes to attend classes.

       We opposed not only the Bush/Obama bank bailouts but the auto bailouts. Obama

went unconstitutional in playing bankruptcy judge (in the case of the auto industry; giving

the shaft to bond- and stock-holders and CEOs in favor of union bosses and union

workers; a real bankruptcy judge would have spread the pain; bankruptcy judge is not

part of a president's job description) and banks (partly nationalizing/socializing them).

       Speaking of smelly...Maybe, those demonstrators would like to live in France with

a unionized army, zero economic growth for years due to lack of productivity (short work

weeks, many days off and virtually impossible to fire a worker) and over-regulation. Hey!

We are moving in that direction!!!

An A.D.D. break brought to you by Adderall and Johnny Walker Scotch (the better

mixer): Time and time again, we heard the so-called experts claim that TV shows of

the 80s, 90s and today are far more realistic than TV shows of the 50s, 60s and 70s.

We don't care if you take a sitcom or a drama from the former group of years or the

latter, TV is realistic (not even today's crime shows like CSI, according to experts in the

crime field and we don't mean criminals). People who watch dramas or sitcoms for reality

 need to have their heads examined! Read a book or watch news, docs and intellectual talk

 shows for crying out loud.

       We have never seen a character who reminded us of ourselves or someone we knew

nor have we ever seen a story which reminded us of something that happened to us

or someone that we knew. It represents the reality of the writers, producers, directors,

actors (listed in order of importance) living in Hollywood not Hoboken, New Jersey or

Flagstaff, Arizona or anywhere else (maybe, New York).

President Lincoln instituted a federal income tax on the super-rich to help pay the cost of the

Civil War. The U.S. Supreme Court conveniently deemed it unconstitutional after the war.

The federal income tax was modified and reinstated in 1914 which paved the way for

Prohibition: the fed gov was no longer dependent on taxes and licensing fees for beer, wine

and liquor.

       Economic genius Arthur Laffer (he was a Regean economic advisor and formulated "Laffer

Curve; it formed economic basis of Reagan-omics) has endorsed

Caine's 9-9-9- Plan which in phase three will do away with federal income tax and IRS. (We

hope that Herman Cain is VP choice).

       Once again, we have run out of time and can't flesh out our economic plan.

       Please read "Offending with Truth - Update 9" for shocking marriage news.

       We'll see you tomorrow at 9:47 P.M. dress optional.

 

*See "Scorecard."

(Eat from the plate of knowledge and drink from the cup of wisdom. Pig out like the gods on

more than one entree' at this restaurant of words).

 

 

Fwd: NO LIPTON SERVED HERE...

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                 by Citizen Journalist, Richard DePersio and Ken Kellogg*

             (Did we hear Watergate? A CJ Exclusive follows this article)

 Citizen Journalist: "It is with much enthusiasm that we welcome Ken to

our writing staff." Richard D.: "Ditto. In other news. it seems that each

week is a record breaker with 461 readers (visits) last week. We would like

to thank @LadyMafalda    for her efforts on our behave - getting the

message out about our comsats (web sites) to her  cyber-friends. Thank

you. CJ: "Do you remember the T.V. series 'Laugh In' (1968-73)?" RD:
I'm not young enough to remember it." CJ: They used to do a segment

entitled 'Laugh In Looks at the News of the Future.' We'd like to co-opt

the idea: 'Citizen Journalist' Looks at the News of the Future." Ken K.:

"How modest!" CJ: "Newcomers should be seen and not heard!" KK: How

am I going to contribute to this article? CJ: "Stop interrupting! 'Citizen

Journalist's Looks at the News of the Future': Citizen Journalist is elected

President in a landslide; Governor Chris Christi - social liberal - wins the

Mr. America crown; Obama is impeached - See the three articles that

follow this one plus search for "A Bad Case of Treason" in which 15

unconstitutional and treasonous acts are listed; the anti-civil rights,

pro-secular, pro-socialist ACLU folds; Humpty Dumpty finally gets put back

together."

As is our wont, we start off with cosmos (which means world) and, then, we deal

with world and 'Offending with Truth' when warranted.

        The Beatles sang: "She loves you." in 1963; then and now, presidents and

members of congress love certain companies but not others (1950's hit movie:
"Gentleman Prefer Blondes). Subsidies: gov hand outs (corporate welfare); gov

loans; gov-backed loans. We have recommended for nearly two years that we end

subsidies. Gov should establish an even playing field, step back and led the game

begin: the magic of that which we call capitalism not crony capitalism.

 Venture capitalists and venture capitalist firms should invest in high risk ventures with

 big potential return. Investment in innovation. The taxpayer shouldn't. If company

fails, taxpayer will receive part or none of its investment; investment which Mr.

Taxpayer hadn't given approval! (Citizen Journalist must be color blind!).

        We've said it many times, many ways: Companies like Orbital Sciences and

SpaceX shouldn't be subsidized; those funds should go to enabling NASA to afford

a heavy-lifter and super-heavy-lifter and, hopefully, sooner - so that our embarrassing

dependency on Russia to get to the space station that we largely funded is truncated.

Virgin Galactic is a private company planning to go into space and is not being partially

funded by Uncle Sam (You!).** Right on, man!

Back in the 80s, Bruce Springfield sang: "Born in the U.S.A."

        We won't attempt to spell or pronounce the terrorist-monster's name (earlier at

this venue, we attempted to pronounce it and our guests laughed). In June of 2010,

Obama signed an Executive Order placing him on the kill or capture list. Last week.

he was killed by a drone. Some are claiming that his constitutional right to life, liberty

and property was violated: he had duel citizenship - American/Yemen. During the

Civil War, the north didn't officially recognize the south's departure from the union. Yet,

the north killed fellow Americans. Wait! It isn't applicable. It isn't certain if Obama thinks

that we are in a state of war (The War Against Terror). Why didn't Obama's Justice

Department recommend stripping him of his U.S. citizenship when he signed the order.

He could have avoided giving Citizen Journalist another charge - making 16, see "A Bad

Case of Treason" - for imp...investigation.

It's time for an A.D.D. break brought to you by Adderall and El Dorado Rum from Guyana:

Citizen Journalist will be making a personal appearance at Facebook: Richard DePersio

on Thursday at 7 P.M. eastern and Twitter: @rickaddsite at 8:16. Add those sites to

your favorites and connect to his web sites from there to guarantee that you secure the

very latest. CJ will be signing autographed pictures (no one on the Internet has seen his

face) for 'free' in exchange for a campaign contribution.

We wish to reiterate the reason that we withdrew our support for the "Tea Party

Movement" about a year and a half ago. Though a study, at the time, showed that

60% of their members were social/fiscal conservatives and 40% were fiscal

conservatives - the latter had seized control; the latter being libertarians -

libertarians being in-the-closet social libs such as Ron Paul, former Judge

Napolitano and John Stossel.

       Progressives (known as liberals after about 1950) have been trying to replace

the Founding Father's Federalist/Constructionist/Capitalist/Judeo-Christian (CJ

is a deist) Constitution with the progressive/secular 'living' constitution for the

past 100 years (Presidents Wilson, FDR, LBJ, certain congresses and U.S.

Supreme Courts. While Coolidge, Kennedy {hero of libs; they are too ignorant

to realize that he wasn't one of them], Reagan have pulled us back in the

direction of our Fathers, they could only undo about one-third of the damage).

      The Rascals had a hit record circa 1968, "People Got to be Free." Libs

(liberals and libertarians) think that means that you should do whatever you

want so long as it doesn't hurt some one else which spells chaos. Social

conservatives maintain that right/wrong, good/bad should be determined by the

majority and by the Bible which spells society.

      Libs (both varieties) for example favor abortion and same-sex marriage -

 moral relativism - - everyone deciding for themselves without gov

interference (clarification: liberals want immoral laws while libertarians want

rules designed by individuals with no gov involvement; pockets of individuals creating

their own rules in some sort of perverse wonderland). Libertarians don't call

for undoing  immoral laws while promoting individual choice which makes

closet social libs.

     One of the biggest immoralities was LBJ's Great Society Programs. One

example: instead of putting child first, welfare and Aid to Dependent Children is

given to these mothers even though the greatest percent grow up to commit crimes,

drop out of school, take up drugs, commit suicide, etc. The moral thing: placing

these children in foster-care and securing adoptive parents. Libertarians are moot.

They don't want to undo this system or stop same-sex marriages. They, like

their liberal brethren promote legalizing all drugs (with their crazy non-gov

involvement in achieving this in the case of libertarians).

     Social Conservatives want less government: laws and regulations of a fiscal and

monetary nature. We don't want gov to legislate morality but we want to undo the

immorality that it has legislated.

     Its time that libertarians came out-of-the-closet; its time for them to display

intellectual integrity.

Time has run out and once again, we don't have the time to expand on our tax

proposals.

*Ken Kellogg has strange work habits: he only works in the morning after breakfast.

**See "Motivate" for how and who to contact in congress.