I will do what I can to help...

Btw...Verdict to be read in a few moments on Libby case....

Matthews has got to be panting with anticipation...drooling....

LOL!

I want 'em hunted down and killed!  :-)

No, I'm not High.  :-)

Libby guilty.

The housing market suffers and I'm out both my jobs. I went from exhaustion to exhausted. I will help what I can because this is big time important. Keep the well full!

I run a private site... and I'm pretty private about it...but I don't mind letting people know some about me... but I control what it is they know. For example, I know that your site is running CentOS with Apache-2.0.52, PHP-4.3.9 and if I'm guessing right, maybe, just maybe MySQL 5.*

Your site:

Linux Apache/2.0.52 (CentOS) DAV/2 PHP/4.3.9 2-Mar-2007 204.10.109.226
Media Research Center

I could tell all of that because your machine is announcing all that.. it's like a recipee for hackers.

Mine only says:

Linux Apache 6-Mar-2007 59.124.244.19
Chunghwa Telecom Data Communication Business Group

See the difference?

While both IPs are clear, I know the version of Apache you are using, so I know what vulnerabilities to look for. I also know what version of PHP you're using giving me the same ability to try all vulnerabilities out there... and if you haven't kept up on the latest hacks and patches every day...the vigilant hackers will get ya.

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"These are the times that try men's souls." ~ Thomas Paine

And now, today's Rosie-sized, post-pro-First-amendment-Liberal-hacking Shrub Report®:

Happy 532nd birthday! And Happy 15th!

The Dow is up 100 points. BDS sufferers curse: How dare the Dow disrupt the celebration of the Libby verdict?

Here, Junior, your turn...

The world hates America and the Jooos. But love France, China, and the jury is still out on Venezuela. They hate us, but are the first with their hands out for our money. Meanwhile, Lady Pantsuit and Obama Osama are gearing up to "out-Joo" each other.

People are calling this show "revisionist history", but millions of Germans did flee the Soviets towards the end of WW2. It's not like the Holocaust is being denied. It was common knowledge what kind of revenge the Soviets were inflicting on these civilians.

San Fran Nan, in charge about as many days as her age, is in danger of having her fiefdom crumble already?

Guitar God David Gilmour turns 61 today.

Another epidemic that could have been avoided with DDT.

Who would you rather sit next to on your next flight: a sweaty, coughing fat guy, or this person?

Here's some perspective: the Social Engineers from the EU are coming over to NYC to learn how to put more restrictions on its people. Way to go, New York! You are out-Socialism-ing Europe! And, speaking of the EU….

It is good to see The Breck Girl can still channel.

Witchcraft on Exile Island? Jeff Probst is detained for questioning.

Beavis gets arrested.

More French tourists go missing. I wonder if the "Iraq Junket" leaving Paris next month is fully-booked yet.

This is a truly horrible story.

China takes one step closer to freedom. Freedom from burdening the peasant folk with all that inconvenient information, that is.

For Sarc: Pennsylvania takes another step away from free elections. This is pathetic.

A "Religion of Peace" update. And another. Allah Akbar!

A crackdown on fugitive illegals. Remember, they only come to our country to find work and send the money back to their families…

Don't forget to get your St. Patrick's Day gear!

Today in Liberalism History: Marty DiBergi turns 60 today, and a happy 71st birthday, Mr. Crack Mayor! Nobody rewards failure like the Democrats…

Well...
JMR
The Coming Entitlement Meltdown

By U.S. Rep. Ron Paul
Monday, March 5, 2007

http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst030507.htm

David Walker, comptroller General at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, appeared on the television show "60 Minutes" last evening to discuss the federal budget outlook. If you saw the show, you know that he painted a very sobering picture regarding the federal government's ability to meet its future obligations.

If you didn't see the show, Mr. Walker's theme was simple: Government entitlement spending is like a runaway freight train headed straight at American taxpayers. He singled out the Medicare prescription drug bill, passed by Congress at the end of 2003, as "probably the most fiscally irresponsible piece of legislation since the 1960s."

When it comes to Social Security and Medicare, the federal government simply won't be able to keep its promises in the future. That is the reality every American should get used to, despite the grand promises of Washington reformers.

Our entitlement system can't be reformed -- it's too late. And the Medicare prescription drug bill is the final nail in the coffin.

The financial impact of the drug bill cannot be overstated. Government projections that the program would cost $400 billion over the next decade were a joke, as everyone in Congress knew even as they voted for the bill. The real cost will be at least $1 trillion in the first decade alone, and much more in following decades as the American population grows older.

The Medicare "trust fund" is already badly in the red, and the only solution will be a dramatic increase in payroll taxes for younger workers. The National Taxpayers Union reports that Medicare will consume nearly 40 percent of the nation's GDP after several decades because of the new drug benefit. That's not 40 percent of federal revenues or 40 percent of federal spending, but rather 40 percent of the nation's entire private sector output!

The politicians who get reelected by passing such incredibly shortsighted legislation will never have to answer to future generations saddled with huge federal deficits. Those generations are the real victims, as they cannot object to the debts being incurred today in their names.

The official national debt figure, now approaching $9 trillion, reflects only what the federal government owes in current debts on money already borrowed. It does not reflect what the federal government has promised to pay millions of Americans in entitlement benefits down the road. Those future obligations put our real debt figure at roughly $50 trillion -- a staggering sum that is about as large as the total household net worth of the entire United States. Your share of this $50 trillion amounts to about $175,000.

Don't believe for a second that we can grow our way out of the problem through a prosperous economy that yields higher future tax revenues. If present trends continue, by 2040 the entire federal budget will be consumed by Social Security and Medicare alone.

The only options for balancing the budget would be cutting total federal spending by about 60 percent or doubling federal taxes. To close the long-term entitlement gap, the U.S. economy would have to grow by double digits every year for the next 75 years.

The answer to these critical financial realities is simple, but not easy: We must rethink the very role of government in our society. Anything less, any tinkering or "reform," won't cut it. A good start would be for Congress to repeal the Medicare prescription drug bill.