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Friends,

Shelley’s recent article “Conquering the Drawbacks of Democracy” certainly divided our readers opinion. The vast majority of conservatives and patriots amongst our readership recognized the persuasive clarity of her argument, most notably from smart a contingent of Sam Brownback supporters also share our sensible desire for continuity in government. At this most critical time in American history, the thing we least need is a reckless president who will upset our finely balanced foreign policy.

Today I’d like to address another infrequently discussed side of the “term limits” problem: We all agree that this is one of the more questionable aspects of our constitution, the notion that no matter how well a President has done he is not entitled to serve more than two consecutive terms of office. That’s great news for terrorists and moonbat progressives who can use the departure of a “lame duck” president as an excuse to thumb their noses and declare victory on America. That’s not good news for hard-working folks like you and me whose wealth depends on political stability.

Bill Clinton, the last year of his presidency shamed every American. This do-nothing President left our economy shattered, and left our armed forces weakened and unable to cope with the terrorist immigrants that he was letting in. George W. Bush has corrected Clinton’s mistakes and built our economy back from the Democrat’s shambles. Hillary Clinton plans to return to how it was under her husband’s dictatorship. Expect high taxes and increased immorality under the new Clinton government, this is the recipe for financial ruin.

It’s a well known fact that political turmoil, can cause what we financial types call “market volatility” - rapid fluctuations in the prices of debt, goods and commodities. In my long experience of stock-market trading, I’ve noticed that volatility often occurs when our nation is unsure of it’s future - for example when terrorists strike, when we feel morally conflicted or worst of all when America is threatened with a change of leadership.

I’ve heard that goofy liberal truther moonbats often blame “rampant market corruption” or “sub-prime mortgages” for the recent negative blips in our financial markets. These fools will tell you that it’s time to buy gold and run for the hills, but as with any claims made by liberals they should be regarded with the deepest of suspicion. The truth is usually the opposite of what they claim.

Max Keiser (pictured above) is Al Jazeera’s finance correspondent. Typical of a member of this terrorist organisation, he now lives in France, a rogue state that has long opposed our war on terror. Even the canucks recognize that Keiser is a untrustworthy troublemaker. Max claims that our economy is “damaged”, but are you really going to believe a man who talks to plastic clowns? Who are you going to believe, rogue reporters like Kaiser or well-known, trusted journalists like Fox News’ Neil Cavuto? Smart investors get their advice from STR.com or Fox.

PS. Check out his goofy website, it’s a hoot.

Today, the Dow is at a record high, and likely to grow now that it has been taken over by News Corp, which means it will be properly managed.

The Bush economy is extremely healthy and delivering unprecedented prosperity to American citizens. Every patriot knows that these are great times, which is why the only people you hear criticizing our economy are America hating ultra-leftists who want your investments to fail so that they can help ferment communist / islamfascist revolution in the USA.

Despite the vitality of the American economy, there is a problem looming: In 2008 the American people will have a chance to elect a new leader. Will the winner be a president who follows in the safe, conservative footsteps of great leaders like Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, or will the next election herald a new immoral dark age for America?

STR Fact File: According to leading end-times researchers such as Todd Strandberg, founder and compiler of the Rapture Index, volatility in the stock-market may be a sign that the rapture and the time of tribulations are imminent.

According to atheistic investment models proposed by fools such as Max Keiser, when the markets are volatile you should invest in gold, however Biblical investment models teach exactly the opposite: Jesus Christ says that all of the gold in the world cannot guarantee a place in heaven.

You should invest your money wisely, by giving it to Christian charities such as Shelley The Republican’s pro-life fund, or perhaps a donation to a Republican presidential candidate who has promised to uphold Christian values.

What if Hillary Clinton were elected? Would she legislate the kind of immorality that would bring floods and greater harm to America’s infrastructure. Imagine the destructive power of hurricane Katrina and then multiply it ten-fold. That’s how angry God would be after Clinton turns America into a free-for-all for immigration, homosexuality and abortion. Could our insurance markets take a beating from God?

This is something that would strike fear into every rational hedge-fund manager.

STR Fact File: Market Volatility, what does it mean?

Put simply, it means small fluctuations in the prices of things on the market. As you can see, this company SCO Group, inventor of the UNIX operating system, a rival to the out-dated Ubuntu Linux product has recently suffered a small downward fluctuation in it’s price. This could be for many reasons, most likely that God is testing their resolve before a big win that most sensible analysts predict may occur within months. This is a great time to invest in the SCO Group, one of America’s most trusted companies.

There is something we can all do:

• First of all, we need to petition our representatives and senators for an end to the absurd “law” that forces a President out of office before his work is done.
• Secondly, in the event that we are unable to start a grass-roots movment which will correct this constitutional folly, we need to obtain pledges from all Republican candidates that they will uphold the principles of accountability, and rigor of the Bush Presidency. Only that will assure our fragile markets that prosperity can continue.
• Finally, we must never forget to pray for the American people, we pray that they will continue to have the sense to trust George W. Bush and his loyal cabinet of patriots. This will help send a message to all of the candidates about the true meaning of conservatism.

Yours in Christ,

Tristan J. Shuddery