Do you find yourself thinking people set out to deliberately upset you and then find yourself throwing up your arms and abandoning projects where you need other peoples assistance?

I think you might.

*I think you might.*

Ah Keith, but you think wrong.

But then as we have seen from your previous postings on OLO, your
judgement is clearly impaired! :)

And you yabby are clearly afraid to face he truth of yourself.

Hehe Keith, if that is what you believe, then that is what you
believe. I can't help you, sorry.

It's odd to see Yabby who normally attempts to depict me as a left wing extremist, not to mention "conspiracy nut", cast in a somewhat similar light on this forum.

Is this the same Yabby who opposes any legislative protection of workers rights, worships landlordism and property speculation and favours massive immigration in order that Australia be able to dig up as a quickly as possible, every tonne of iron ore and coal to export to China in order to fuel runaway global warming?

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To the extent that the Democrats failed to stand up to the renegade President Bush with the outright majority they had gained in Congress in 2006, they are responsible for the economic fiasco of 2008.

They should have used the majority attained in 2006 to rein in the renegade President Bush, but failed to do so.

There was a grass roots movement against the US$700billion bailout of Wall Street In September. Initially the Democrat dominated congress bowed to the will of the people against the orders of the Republican and Democrat party leaders and blocked the bill, but they later caved in under threats made by Henry Paulson and others to effectively declare marshal law if the bill was blocked.

If the bill had been blocked the $700billion would have been available to rebuild the real US economy instead of the paper economy of Wall Street.

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Below are some links concernig Muntadar al-Zaidi that courageous iraqi Journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush as a token of his outrage at what he had done to his country. Sadly he has been beaten up by Iraqi security forces and hospitalised and may face 8 years jail while George Bush, who ordered the illegal invasion of his his country, may walk free.

"Muntadar al-Zaidi did what we journalists should have done long ago" at http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/?q=node/243 "Peace Activists Take Shoes to White House in Solidarity with Shoe-Throwing Iraqi Journalist" at http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/node/38242 "UPDATE: Shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist in hospital" http://www.911truth.org/article.php?story=20081215021844446 "Send Bush Your Shoes!" at http://www.legitgov.org/price_send_bush_shoes_161208.html "Bush shoe-thrower in hospital after beating: brother" at http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iks-dGSaJhN4cELNz4--uCwIaNFA

‘... there was a whole army of bureaucrats, claiming
to want to help, most of them basically useless, even though
some had good intentions.

...In the end it was simply the volume of these people that one had to deal with, that made me wonder what on earth I was doing, bothering
to be innovative, exporting and employing people.

So I sold the business ...’

Posted by Yabby, Sunday, 14 December 2008 12:34:22 PM’

Sounds remarkably like

'... thinking people set out to deliberately upset you and then find yourself throwing up your arms and abandoning projects where you need other peoples assistance?'

Seems your memory really is defective Yab.