More Sibelius Mystery

Pat Darnell and Friends wrote,

halliburton, kathleen sibelius ..search in secondary resources:
“In explaining any puzzling Washington phenomenon, always choose stupidity over conspiracy, incompetence over cunning. Anything else gives …too much credit.” (Charles Krauthammer; winner of 1987 Pulitzer Prize, distinguished commentary, writes nationally syndicated column for The Washington Post Writers Group.)

So you are, are you, a real psychic Pribek? It turns out you forecast the outcome, it truly is all “…about her son John and an offensive board game…” called fraud, like Hans and Gretel and the sugar candy house in the forest, like also chutes and ladders twirling around DC landmarks, with a little Jumanji bestiality thrown in.

By PETE DU PONT; April 23, 2008 10:18 p.m.

Perhaps the best example of the new energy liberalism is its attitude toward coal. Kansas needs additional electricity, but the state government recently banned the construction of two new electricity generators in an existing coal fired plant, the reason being the additional greenhouse gassers the plant would emit. The state Legislature overrode the ban, but Gov. Kathleen Sibelius, a Democrat, vetoed the bill, thereby validating Americaâ??s first substantial step to stop the use of the coal-based power that supplies about half of our electricity.

[ http://online.wsj.com/article/~
SB120864685698828937.html?mod=opinion_journal_political_diary ]

So Americaâ??s energy policy in the new administration may be no additional nuclear, coal, or oil and natural gas power generation, which leaves us with only windmill, solar, biomass, and geothermal for additional power needs. Those sources combined provide about 2.4% of our electrical generation sources.

With such policies, we would be a far more regulated, far less prosperous nation offering far less opportunity. The 23% of Americans who identify themselves as liberals may applaud, but for the rest of us it would be an unfortunate outcome.

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Thus — >b>”Kathleen Sibelius or Janet Napolitano if [Obwama] he wants to win over any disaffected women who remain angry that Hillary didn’t get the nomination. …” (May 07, 2008 in Politics, )

As an amateur political junkie, and considering how bad the pros are, I thought I’d wade in with my thoughts on how things stand after the North Carolina and Indiana primaries.

http://thenewcommonsense.typepad.com/~
the_new_common_sense/2008/05/obamamania.html

However for VP, I think Obwama will go to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geraldine_Ferraro

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J:
I never dated that lady from Kellogg/Brown& Root, but thanks for the nod J. [i think one has to come from the Hall of Burtons, Skulls and Lost Trucks, to be VP] That’s why this CEO will be McCain’s brain trust, VP of the Free World: it’s a cookie cutter business, the RNC VP position…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAxIO0VtTiY

Refer also:
http://www.halliburtonwatch.org/reports/houston_2007.pdf

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This info:
___ is so stilted it reeks of poop
___ is so laughable, I kind of liked it, like a killer bee attack
___ has me once again walking a fence going “Meow, don’t eat me!”
___ I didn’t read, so I could have plausible unidentifiable denial
___ Makes absolutely no sense, and I wish someone would take his keyboard away !!

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