Posted on 09/24/2009 10:33:19 PM PDT by Jenny Hatch
“I have heard ‘is song and dance before. Every Ph.D. within earshot was shouting from the rooftops in 1999 how the Y2K bug was going to end every electronic gadget known to man. And it wasnt even a blip on the radar. And if anyone should have known..it was the computer scientists. If THEY were wrong,”
My husband is a computer scientist who spent many hours fixing the Y2K bugs for his company. No one ever talks about how the world spent a hundred million dollars and thousands of man hours fixing this problem, and it was the early whistle blowers who helped mitigate the meltdowns. The money spent fixing Y2K was a significant contributor to the Dot com meltdown of the late 90’s. So don’t tell me it was a nothing when it was a big something.
As for Jane, she has shared her testimony and legal information for anyone with half a brain to take the time to look at and consider.
Given the elites disdain for our current population and the Obama Administrations willingness to embrace loons like John Holdren as science and technology expert....
suspend disbelief for a just a few hours and think it out...
Our guns won’t help us if big pharma goons are coming at us with needles - especially if we are dumb enough to believe those needles will heal and not hurt.
Jenny
Well I guess it is a foregone conclusion that you don't own any guns..and if you did you would know the power that the holder wields. There are lots of us ex-military guys who will hold our own.
In any event the rest of us arent worried. If the FBI didnt take this dingbat seriously, the rest of us sure as hell arent.
Thank you for the primary source...Keep the faith, there’s real evil afoot.
“Keep the faith, theres real evil afoot.”
I know, and we do own a shotgun....
Jen
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