Saturday, 11 November 2011 - AUSTIN, TEXAS - Greetings readers. Despite the ominous "Greetings" made infamous by United States draft boards readers are not being drafted to go fight in Vietnam as of this time since it is now a popular vacation destination and we hope it remains that way. May readers lives be filled with fulfilling activity and vacations or whatever may most fulfill readers in the Constitutionally promised "Pursuit of Happiness". Please still be reminded not to read UNLIMITED NEW YORK TIMES DIGITAL CONTENT SIMPLY BY SETTING FREE FIREFOX BROWSERS "PRIVATE BROWSING".
The fact for the day is that the Ninth Amendment's earlier post about free internet has since been further investigated and with the help of a "Linksys" device sold to the Ninth Amendment editors a greatly increased array of WIFI internet signals may be picked up so long of course as they are signals for which readers duly are entitled. That enhanced free internet Ninth Amendment post is worthy of a piece largely devoted just to that subject.
Today's post is an effort of the Ninth Amendment in our ongoing obligation even while doing deep investigative pieces to keep readers apprised of some of the most recent developments in the United States small part of the world. A post which to the best of our knowledge on Texas Liar Idiot Governor Rick "Payback" Perry's astounding 53-second lapse in this past week's Republican debate although directed to an element of his own platform apparently duly was submitted but not published in the digital New York Times a couple days back but soon will be shared with our faithful and much appreciated readers.
The Ninth Amendment comment which follows however responds to a New York Times article in this past Friday, 11 November 2011 edition reporting the Perry campaign's announcement of its damage control strategy in the wake of what a member of President George Herbert Walker Bush's administration called Texas Governor Liar Idiot Rick "Payback" Perry's "Challenger" moment. He himself apparently did not remember that his platform proposed cutting the Department of Energy and finally simply gave up remembering that there was a Department of Energy after nearly a minute's silence in the middle of his live debate response and not corrected until AFTER the debate no doubt once his handlers got at him.
Ending digression here the Ninth Amendment Log relates the "damage control" strategy of Texas Governor Liar Idiot Rick "Payback" Perry simply making fun of himself for saying things such as "I really stepped in it", going on "The David Letterman" show, and who can imagine what other antics. Just one last thing about the "damage control" strategy is that it includes spending just shy of his five or six ultra-rich out-of-state donors donation fraction of $1 million dollars exclusively on FOX-TV "News" should readers choose to call it that. The Ninth Amendment just learned that its comment was published below verbatim in the Times digital edition on what "The New York Times" calls the crash-and-burn Perry "Hail Mary Pass" strategy in its Friday 11 November 2011 edition. Links from the times comment digital publication should bring interested readers directly to the pertinent Times "Hail Mary Pass" newspaper article.
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Rick Perry's "Hail Mary" pass with his handlers purchasing $1 million worth of advertising on FOX-TV cable means that his five or six out-of-state donors (nearly his entire "popular" support) undoubtedly gave the okay. We at the Ninth Amendment Log at www.waronnothing.blogspot.com editorial board figure that must mean at 1 in 25 Vegas odds of Perry even getting the Republican nomination, much less the Presidency, his loyal cadre of supporters must calculate the potential famous "Perry Payoff" as enormous. We are talking almost exclusively about a small group of ultra-rich out-of-staters who cannot do at home what they can do in Texas "the business state" where with Perry as President once again the pollution may freely flow, the Texas schools must again double their class sizes as Perry strives to cut the cost of a Texas college education in half to about $5,000, the few remaining poor Texas children and adults who no way can afford health care still get it but lose it, thousands more Texas teachers are laid off, and basically all social services are eliminated, except of course this will be the nationwide plan now not just the Texas plan. We guess it is one way of getting rich. Go, donors, go. Just pray Perry is not declared legally incompetent before election day.
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