10-01-2006, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by _God_
It will be interesting to see if what appear to be factual statements are refuted in the blitzkrieg of outrage this article will foment. More likely, some kinds of attacks on the author or sources will be the order of the day.
In the meantime, I'm starting to run short of virgins. (See my signature.)
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Was this post, a bit disingenuous? :
<i>_God_ on 9-30-06</i>
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Originally Posted by _God_
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....considering this?:
<i>_God_ on 9-20-06</i>
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Yeah, see, my username is _God_, so that makes Jesus ...
The guy with the crown of thorns, lugged a cross, got crucified ...
Sorry there wasn't any humor in it for you.
You may be right, but I think I'll give it a month or so, in hopes that no more trolls post replies like yours.
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<b>Back on topic now:</b>
.....okay....here it comes, I've posted enough in Ustwo's last "Carter hit thread", to substantively balance....with numerous citations.....that address and challenge the Carter "negatives" on that thread to add the following:
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http://www.latimes.com/business/la-t...-home-business
The Profiting Prophet of Playa del Rey
Lots of people are believers in William O'Neil's CAN SLIM system for picking stocks. Can a method that sounds like a diet and leaves no room for emotion really work?
By Thomas M. Kostigen, Thomas M. Kostigen is the author of "What Money Really Means."
March 5, 2006
......O'Neil's empire is located in an industrial park by a Home Depot. There's no downtown high-rise, no ocean-view executive suite. Windows look on to tar—parking lots, a dead-end street.
About 350 people work there behind locked gates alongside a printing plant and computer center. O'Neil's office is sparse, with right-out-of-Staples furniture, five framed front pages of Investor's Business Daily on the walls and a color photo of him shaking hands with President Reagan......
....O'Neil makes no apologies for the fact that IBD was hatched to spread the love of CAN SLIM. But Steve Fox, IBD's editor when it hit the newsstands 22 years ago, said that's only part of the equation. It's true, he told me, that O'Neil wanted to market the system. <b>But he also explained that his former boss has "a political point of view and created a vehicle to express that point of view."</b>
O'Neil, a GOP supporter who claims influence with the Bush White House on economic policy, stresses that he doesn't involve himself in editorial affairs. There is no question, however, that IBD serves a decidedly conservative agenda. The newspaper's op-ed page regularly calls for tax cuts and supports racial profiling as a means to combat terrorism.
O'Neil himself expresses strong conservative views in private and even, on occasion, publicly: An open letter from O'Neil that appeared in the New York Times right after 9/11 called on the government to reduce the capital gains tax, lower corporate income taxes, lower interest rates, open up the deep interior of Alaska to oil drilling, and begin funding a missile defense system.
One former employee told me he left IBD when Jesus Christ was featured in the newspaper's "Leaders & Success" column......
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