Posted by: BillH in Great Thoughts, Economy
According to the procedure established by the directives, cases of this kind were not tried by a jury, but by a panel of three judges appointed by the Bureau of Economic Planning and National Resourses; the procedure, the directives had stated, was to be informal and democratic. The judge’s bench had been removed from the old Philadelphia courtroom for this occasion, and replaced by a table on a wooden platform; it gave the room an atmosphere suggesting the kind of meeting where a presiding body puts something over on a mentally retarded membership. -Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, 1957

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October 5th, 2008 at 5:15 pm
My head feels like exploding when I see those monsters. They have nationalized the American economy without the consent of the governed and they have the gall to stand there with the symbol of American freedom behind them?!