Sag Moon said:
I looked at the anugral day charts before and I cannot remember what they indicated ,but then it looked like Obama would be making the speech .
Tim Russet did a breakdown of the Electorial collage before departing and it shall be close.
IMO and it is not astrolological the nation has had enough of the lies produced by the republicans for 8yrs..Saying one thing and doing another has been very bad for the country and the war is dividing the country along with the economy.
We shall see the same as swhat happened for the Sr. Bush.The country just cannot tolerate more loss for the lower and middle classes.McCain is not showing he will differ from Bush,but extend the misery.
Face it politicians and those who follow politics are idealist.Obama is playing that beat and it seems to be working.Even his running mate would make a better prez then McCain as he has been around the Beltway. which brings up another point.
Usually the president is one that has faced hardshiips.Personal family hardships.Obama being of mixed race has faced a few.McCain has,but as a Navy flirer.
Bidden has faced personal hardships lsoing close family memers so I think it indicates the edge will go to Obama.Bidden will be the edge needed for Obama to win IMO.Palin is not a beltway native so I think that it is not going to help his chances.
Those that I know who know him say he is senial. How real that is I do not know.
I would trust Theo's ability as being a historical astrologer anyday after reading ome of his work.I do not know how much political astrology you have done Theo,but I agree Obama will win on the idealistic ticket he is planting for himself and Bush it's like father like son.
He misjudged so many things and the country is paying for it in blood and money.
WHen learning he was attacking Iraq I was completely amazed at how naive he is and how we have not learned from history just like in lebenon which we had no stomach for.When getting involved in a mideast war we had to face the fact that we would need to be there yrs. when Bush was convinced it would be over in months.What a fool.Mission Accomplished-Like for who and when? 80Billion for Iraq and blood and Money taken from the AMerican people for what?I am stilll asking.
Those I kow with intel connections have told me 20yrs..
IMO it is turning out exactly how I thought it might.We will need to establish what the french foriegn legion did canturies ago and tha tis when tey cannot handle situatons they would call in the Marines or other entities to get control back.
Afghanistan was called for as we needed to show a response,but Iraq was a total farce. I always knew we would go back in seeing that Saddam was not taken from power and it happened.Not the way I thought it wouldn as Bush has made bad excuses for us being there. A new one for everyone that the people do not buy.
One that amazes me is his sending incompetent men like Bremmer to control politics he does not even know.
The cost of Bush has been to high.Bush Sr. does not even agree with the moves that have been made,but he believe's it's due to the wisemen that have surrounded his son.
McCain at first said he agreed with Bush's politics,but he seems to be sperating himself from the decisions he made,but not the war effort.
We will be in Iraq for many years to come no matter who wins,but atleast Obama will scale down the involvement I think.If it spills over to Iran we are in for WWIII I think,.It scares me to think McCain would allow it to excalate or spill over.He is a real hardliner.Bidden being on the Foriegn realtions committee unsderstands more thenanyone and would give Obama good advice whereas Palin has no experience in such matters.
DOes anyone have Biddens chart info? another point about this election is no one wants their birthdata seen unlike years past.
I wish I could share more astrologically,but as Theo has pointed out the 2010 yrs. will be very different then what we are experiencing now and another type of depression may occur.WHo can lead the country in such times is the question.Action and not idealism will be the greatest asset we shall have.
It will be a world wide panic at some point .
Kudo's for Theo's research as he has shared his insight into he coming years and for anyone reading this thread I would read what he has to say about the coming years.
Silver State Is 11th Failed Bank This Year
By John Poirier
Sept. 6, 2008--WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Silver State Bank, which recently included Republican presidential candidate John McCain's son on its board, was closed by regulators on Friday, becoming the 11th bank to fail this year, as the struggling economy and falling home prices take their toll on financial institutions.
Andrew McCain, whom Senator John McCain adopted in a previous marriage, formerly served as a director of the Henderson, Nevada, bank, which was closed by Nevada state officials and taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Andrew McCain sat on Silver State's board in February and served on the audit committee, bank regulatory filings show.
He resigned in July due to "personal reasons," the bank said. He previously served as a director of Choice Bank in Scottsdale, Arizona, from 2006 to April 2008 when Choice Bank merged with Silver State.
His involvement in the bank during the current credit and housing problems is a reminder of his father's alleged role in the massive savings and loans scandal decades ago.
In the late 1980s John McCain was one of five senators known as the "Keating Five." They were investigated by Congress over their alleged roles in the crisis, which resulted in a U.S. taxpayer bailout.
They were accused of aiding Charles Keating, who was the chairman of the failed California-based Lincoln Savings and Loan Association. McCain and another senator, John Glenn, were cleared in the Senate Ethics Committee investigation.
On Thursday John McCain accepted the Republican Party's presidential nomination. He and his running mate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are battling Democrat Barack Obama and his vice presidential running mate Joe Biden for the White House.
The FDIC said the Silver State -- a subsidiary of Silver State Bancorp -- had $2 billion in assets and $1.7 billion in deposits as of June 30. The failure is expected to cost the FDIC deposit insurance fund between $450 million and $550 million.
The bank was heavily exposed to illiquid and poor quality loans primarily in the commercial real estate business as well as development and construction loans in distressed markets in Nevada and Arizona.
There was no indication of any wrongdoing by Andrew McCain involving Silver State's failure.
Nevada State Bank, which is based in Las Vegas, has agreed to assume the insured deposits. The transaction did not include about $700 million in volatile, high-cost insured funds called brokered deposits.
Nevada State Bank is a subsidiary of Zions Bancorp.
The FDIC said it would pay the brokers directly for their deposits at Silver State, which was closed by Nevada state banking officials. Its branches will reopen as Nevada State Bank in Nevada and National Bank of Arizona in Arizona.
The FDIC estimated there was about $20 million in uninsured deposits.
Customers can access their money over the weekend by check, teller machine or debit card, the FDIC said.
The biggest bank failure by far this year was IndyMac, seized on July 11 with $32 billion in assets and $19 billion in deposits as of March. It was the third-largest bank insolvency in U.S. history.
The FDIC oversees an industry-funded reserve, which currently stands at about $45 billion, used to insure up to $100,000 per account and $250,000 per individual retirement account at insured banks.
The federal insurer said Nevada State Bank would also buy a small unspecified amount of assets made up of cash and securities. The FDIC said it would try to sell the remaining assets at a later time.
Silver State Bank is the second bank to fail in Nevada this year. First National Bank of Nevada in Reno failed in July.
The agency also has a running tally of problem banks that its examiners closely monitor. At the end of the second quarter, 117 institutions were on that list.
The FDIC does not name the institutions currently on the list until a bank on the list later fails.
FDIC spokesman David Barr said Silver State was placed on the problem bank list on August 5.
Each time the FDIC takes over a bank, agency staff members investigate why it failed. The FDIC's inspector general is expected to issue a report on Silver State within the next six months.
Barr said the FDIC staff was not treating the investigation into Silver State any differently from how it looked into previously failed banks.
"This bank is being treated like all the other banks that have failed," Barr said.
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