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Ed Novak |
New California Currency? |
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"IOU+5%". Try cashing one of those at the local grocery store in Chowchilla.
NRA Endowment member
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yockey5 |
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I have ceased to think of california as a part of the United states. It never was a shinning star to me, but has been idolized by many.
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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MasterCork |
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Why any bank would take this script is beyond me. Borders on unconstitutional, state issued money.
Amazing how CA cannot make the cuts.....need to cut state pensions and other scared cows. Cork
"because for years I thought what was good for the country was good for General Motors and vice versa."
(Soon, that would be simplified to: "What's good for General Motors is good for the country.") "Engine Charlie"; Charles E. Wilson 1953 GM President/CEO during Senate Hearings for his confirmation as Sec of Defense under IKE. |
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dfrako.parallaxscurioa... |
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MasterCork wrote:Maybe banks won't but it looks like the State of Michigan is willing. Our governor sent a letter to Califonia's governor, offering to take some of their prison population and house them here in exchange for some IOUs. The reason we have some spare room in our prisons is because our governor is releasing our criminls due to budget issues! Dan |
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yockey5 |
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No wonder MI is broke! I can not see any sound logic in this deal.
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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LoLo25643 |
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I think California may turn out to be a big federal experiment. Wouldn't surprise me to see the first national police force that obama talked about in his
campaign put into place after the state and locals have to lay off the current force. Something to think about anyway.
Your Pard: LoLo
Collector of fine Mauser, Mosin and Swiss rifles. |
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yockey5 |
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Looking more like it everyday LoLo, I am thinking that we are now on the slippery slope.
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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LoLo25643 |
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No better testing ground for such doings that I can think of.
Your Pard: LoLo
Collector of fine Mauser, Mosin and Swiss rifles. |
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MasterCork |
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It is a large economy and population, anything is possible. In reality the Federal Government is much more in debt, ie broke than CA but can sell bonds to
China, Saudi and Russia and print money. We are on borrowed time.
Powerful employee unions, the democratic machine and vocal special interest groups are making it hard for Arnold. If the entitled urban-ites go feral anything is possible. Police and Troops listen to their commanders.
"because for years I thought what was good for the country was good for General Motors and vice versa."
(Soon, that would be simplified to: "What's good for General Motors is good for the country.") "Engine Charlie"; Charles E. Wilson 1953 GM President/CEO during Senate Hearings for his confirmation as Sec of Defense under IKE. |
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yockey5 |
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I'm sitting in the bushes with 'No Trespassing' signs on the property lines.
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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HerrMesser |
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Just more intrusion of the feds and allowing uncle tom to RULE.
Rad
NRA Benefactor Member
AMA Life Member One Big Ass Mistake America |
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gschwertley |
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Don't tar and feather me for this, but I lived in California many years ago. I've mentioned before that I worked for the California Army National
Guard. The National Guard is a strange beast, subject to both federal and state control. I was a federal civil servant and my pay check came from the US
Treasury. However, there were occasions when we were called to state active duty and those periods were paid by the state with a document called a warrant. I
read in the news that the IOU's now being issued are also called warrants, but they must have some other strings attached, because the old state warrants
were accepted as checks.
I don't know how many different ways there are to say it, but to keep it simple the only solution to that ancient Chinese disease called "Lo Wan Doe" is to either increase income or reduce expenditures. It works the same way with governments as it does individuals. How many times have you as individuals had to make a choice between this and that, because you didn't have enough "Doe" for both?? When I was younger (and maybe again now that I'm retired), I can't count the number of times I hadda sell a gun to getta gun. The entire population of California isn't to be condemned, but a goodly part of them are to be compared to children, spoiled and surrounded by expensive toys and other forms of indulgence, and their parents now want to come along and take something away. It's just very difficult to give and give and give, then have to take away. For decades, the Democratic Party has wooed voters with gifts, plain and simple. It's their way of buying votes. They promise and give government money and services away to make people happy who will vote them back into office again and again. Now the Democrats cannot be seen as taking the bad medicine or they won't retain their voter base. A lot of what is seen as Liberal do-gooderism is not that so much as vote-buying. |
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i think we are seeing the precurser to the federal bailout of california - shifting the frivilous spending policy of a single state onto the backs of the rest
of us , and our children , we choose not to but they will force it upon us
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