Quote from: SciFiAuthor on November 21, 2013, 12:56:38 AM
One of the odd things about George. He just competently whipped out knowledge and a complex thought base on the healthcare system and abolishing the IRS and did it concisely in a few sentences. His commentary was further outside of the box than 98% of the professional talking head pundits on television and radio, and seemed to knock KAF a bit off kilter.
He said he believed that no one should be denied health care, and that our tax system should be replaced with a "consumption based fair" something or other. He supports the Fair Tax. He's had Fair tax people on and I've given him credit and praise for it. But why doesn't he just call it what it is instead of the "consumption based fair" thingee like he's inventing it all on his own? I agree he can string together sentences that can convey a specific coherent thought, but they're usually just clichés. I say "usually" just to be nice. I've never heard an original thought come out of his head ever. The promo for his cook book, with the "to Serve Man" theme, is actually funny and well done, and it would surprise me if somebody in his gang had anything to do with it. Catherine Austin Fitts surprised me tonight. She started recounting the timeline of our present economic woes, calling it a coup d’état that began in the late nineties with some secret decision to transfer money out of the country, and something about securities, and by the time 2010 came around billions of dollars were taken out of our treasury and spent on "space ships." Space ships? Did she say that? And later she voiced her belief that the government was controlling the weather. I like her, but I didn't know she was freaky that way. James Van Praagh definitely had his freak on when he totally nailed that dead mother/daisy dukes thing. God bless him.
