Comments on The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains

people @ Israel commented on 'The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains'

2010-05-17T21:45:51Z

It's far too early to speak about socialism in the United States. The person who's written this article has never been to the USSr where there was socialsim. Obama ha snothing to do it. The only similarity is perhaps Guantanamo and KGB.

Mike commented on 'The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains'

2009-11-04T18:12:49Z

http://www.mikelitwin.com/photoshop/obama_saVior.jpg

CottonMan commented on 'The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains'

2009-10-25T04:18:41Z

"a country that is under siege by a socialistic administration that wishes to rip the foundations of this country apart. The defense of this country will not be a short battle, nor will it be a battle without many painful casualties." How well put.

It brings up a new, underground thriller just out (A Time To Stand by Oliver). A small town has to fight federal tyranny & ends up starting the 2nd American Revolution.....and yes, there are casualties. However, it's insightful of the ordeal all of us are having nowadays. I strongly recommend it for a must read if you want to see how the nxt 3 yrs. are going to get worse.
www.bookbyoliver.com

Josh Ray commented on 'The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains'

2009-10-22T03:28:02Z

This is good stuff, I forget to laugh sometimes when I get so fired up about politics.

Robert Garding commented on 'The Power of Humor: Posterior Observations from the Plains'

2009-10-15T08:57:09Z

This is an angle of things I haven't thought of for a while, and you are right. Laughter is the best medicine, as my dad always told me, and looking at the antics of the Democrats in power and some of the Republicans struggling, makes me smile at least. I am in agreement with you here. Thanks for bringing up this point of view.