Just Plain John Wayne
TRN pain in the arse

how have you been...guesss what i`m still alive.just barely,but alive tell your family hello
mitch

Hey John. How do I delete a double post? Thx.

hey john

I posted some photos on my profile, check them out just to let u know who i am. The hotel website that i am managing in chinandega is www.hotelcosiguina.net

which tomato would you rather be? the dpc has a dry season....

Someone told me long ago, there's a calm before the Storm, I know, its commin I feel it in me bones DSB.....All os calm right now as it was before Felix......

60 ain't Shit after surviving 160......But my trees, a little poof done blowed one of my favorite Cashews down, they are weak trees but the nicest fruit juice ever been......

I just checked the hurricane center and note that it is headed right at you with max sustained winds of 60 mph

Hey John Wayne....is it blowing yet?

hi yall

I have the articule on Obama OBAMA SOARING RHETORIC, EMPTY SUIT /2008 was supposed to be the year the democrats won the presidency in a landslide it ain’t working out that way. At this point the race is too close to call. What happened?
During the democratic primaries the world was introduced to Barack Obama. He was not only a new face, he was articulate and charismatic. He made himself the candidate of “hope” and “change”. In a hard fought and close primary campaign, he used those two words – hope and change – to beat the highly regarded Clinton political machine and win the democratic nomination for president.
Along the way, a funny thing happened. People started asking questions. What did hope and change look like? Empty words, no matter how well spoken, are still just empty words. People wanted details. After 8 years of George Bush, 80% of the country believes the U.S. was going in the wrong direction. The majority of Americans no longer believe their government represents them. President Bush’s job rating is at an all time low. The congress – Republicans and democrats alike – have a job rating approval of 14%, the lowest in history. Most people in the U.S. believe the political system is broken, regardless of whether democrats or republics are in charge.
Barack Obama recognized Americans anger and frustration with their government and tailored his campaign accordingly. But now, people want specific details of how he will help them with their problems health care, inflation, control of govt. spending, jobs, the war in Iraq and security for our country in an increasingly dangerous world.
And what have they heard? On domestic issues, Obama is an old fashioned tax and spend liberal. The national journal rated Barack Obama as the most liberal member of the senate in 2007. Number 1 in his view is there is no problem the government can’t solve – If only congress had enough money! Obama’s spending plans will add 330 billion dollars to an already record budget deficit. His national health plan calls for insuring 12 million illegal aliens. He will raise taxes. In this “change you can believe in?” In Obama’s defense, if he did not hold these views, he would not be the democratic nominee. The primaries are controlled by the left wing of the democratic party- the move on – org focks. This is why Bill Clinton has been the only two term democratic president since FranklinDelanoRoosevelt. Humphry, Mcgregorn, Dukakis, Kerry- all from the left wing of the Democratic Party, and all losers – Being left wing candidate in a center-right country always comes to tears.
In 2000, Obama was against invading Iraq. He was right. In 2007, he was against “The surge” to send another 30,000 troops into Iraq, he said it would fail. He was wrong. Violence has been reduced in Iraq by 80%.
In early August, Russia sent 1,000 tanks and 30,000 Russian troops into Georgia, a small democratic country on Russias border. What was Obamas response? He said “both Georgia and Russia must show restraint” Huh? John McCain called it what it was, a Russian invasion, and said Russia must leave now. Who do you want as commander in chief? This year, the democratic nominee certainly should win.
The problem is the more people learn about Barack Obama, the less likely they are to vote for him. Soaring rhetoric or not.

Hey John,

You around? I have tried to contact you, but, no response.

Papatara