Ok so now the rating agencies are putting out warnings that the USA and some of the states may not be triple a rated much longer ... LOL ... is that like closing the barn gate after the animals got free.

Actually its much worse ... after years of the (spin) doctors advising you everything is alright ... prescribing you cigarretes for your bad cough thats been around for 2 years, prescribing you alcohol to try and stop your liver from bleeding, getting you a kfc all fat meal because you feel lethargic and do not have the energy to simple things like tying you shoes.

Most of all, its like giving an alzheimers patient course in rational and critical thinking and a gallon of maple syrup to drink to severe diabetic.

The sadest thing is that the talking heads who have facilitated all of this will do alright ... they have been well paid and one can only hope they believe the drivel they have spouted and have underwater mortgages and lifestyles they too cannot afford. The young school children who go without a meal and the old pensioners with no longer the strength or energy to re-enter the workforce picking through garbage or eating pet food are not the only ones to suffer for listening to the talking heads advice.

Oh wearisome condition of humanity Fulke Greville 1609

http://luminoushadow.com/lmnshdw/silence/poetry/316/o-wearisome-condition-of-humanity

“O Wearisome Condition of Humanity!”
Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke

O wearisome condition of humanity!
Born under one law, to another bound;
Vainly begot and yet forbidden vanity;
Created sick, commanded to be sound.
What meaneth nature by these diverse laws?
Passion and reason, self-division cause.
Is it the mark or majesty of power
To make offenses that it may forgive?
Nature herself doth her own self deflower
To hate those errors she herself doth give.
For how should man think that he may not do,
If nature did not fail and punish, too?
Tyrant to others, to herself unjust,
Only commands things difficult and hard,
Forbids us all things which it knows is lust,
Makes easy pains, unpossible reward.
If nature did not take delight in blood,
She would have made more easy ways to good.
We that are bound by vows and by promotion,
With pomp of holy sacrifice and rites,
To teach belief in good and still devotion,
To preach of heaven’s wonders and delights;
Yet when each of us in his own heart looks
He finds the God there, far unlike his books.

orgy