A stupid picture by landowner & leasing company

A picture says a thousand words. Look at this one!

Stupid Landowner + Stupid Leasing Company = Kansas perceived as a stupid state with a stupid Governor and Stupid Is as Stupid Does.

If a picture is going to be a thousand words, look at this PowerPoint picture.

Call this the world's boxing match for who rules what. George Soros vs. Koch Brothers. Now this has meaning for Kansas. As George Soros (on left) has funded just about every library in the state the Koch Brothers (on far right) are a large employer with their home office in Wichita, KS. Gosh, as if we didn't know, CNN explained who these characters are than run the US and what the Koch Brother's have invested in Iran. Duh. obvious, the picture is too small to read what's in the boxes. Its more of a representation that the right wing Koch's have a counter on the left. Everybody in Kansas knows who the Koch family is: Mary & Edward are in to the arts and charities. Charles along with David are trying to take control of the world on the basis of the Austrian School of Economics, even though Charles has written books and then there's the playboy William (Bill). Many don't know who George Soros is but they're starting to catch on. This is the Economy/Government controllers. They both have a fight with the financial market of the world that has its roots in Kansas. I'll have to upload those pictures too since the second fight is with the banking industry.

Opinion: Governor Brownback is being advised by President Ronald Regan President Ronald Regan died June 5, 2004, Los Angeles, CA but his advisors that transformed Mr. Regan to President Regan are alive and kicking. Some have found their way to Kansas to “help” Governor Brownback keep the roadmap for Kansas on the Governor’s Alabama Bus moving in the right wing direction. Are we haunted by Regan? No. We are haunted by that Alabama Bus that knows exactly where to park to learn the ways of the Austrian School of Economics in Auburn, AL. Regan advisors instill Governor Brownback on “Reaganomics”, what other Republicans call voodoo economics. Listening to Kansas Legislators and Kansas people are not on the agenda, made in the 1920’s and reinforced in the 1980’s by the Regan style of Governance. Now we have Regan advisors in the 2010’s standing in front of the Brownback administration. We as the middle class, lower class and those who are living with children in poverty are considered people who do not try hard enough. We are to get off of our lazy behinds and make something of ourselves. Regan advisors say we are jealous of what the rich have and want the government to steal their hard earned money to make social programs to fill the gap of difference. Plainly stated, in the 1920’s those who became sick living on the wrong side of the tracks died. Those having money and became sick lived. They could pay for medical care. The rich can show their appreciation with large donations to the medical industry, just as David Koch did. In 2008, the same person who was on the wrong side of the tracks received medical care and lives. Appreciation is to the social programs. The jealous are now the rich, seeing those of lower classes receiving the same quality of care. Brownback apparently agrees. However, Brownback met with the representatives of the disabled, those who depend on social services, suggesting a monthly meeting be held to keep a reality check on needs. A staff member made sure the representatives got the message of no, the Governor would be too busy for a meeting. A year has gone by without a meeting. Was this staff member actually an advisor or was it the Ghost of Regan? It is time to start asking people who would be a good Governor to run for Governor. The right woman won’t run until she is asked

Opinion: Governor Brownback is being advised by President Ronald Regan
Release: January 2, 2012


President Ronald Regan died June 5, 2004, Los Angeles, CA but his advisors that transformed Mr. Regan to President Regan are alive and kicking. Some have found their way to Kansas to “help” Governor Brownback keep the roadmap for Kansas on the Governor’s Alabama Bus moving in the right wing direction. Are we haunted by Regan? No. We are haunted by that Alabama Bus that knows exactly where to park to learn the ways of the Austrian School of Economics in Auburn, AL.

Regan advisors instill Governor Brownback on “Reaganomics”, what other Republicans call voodoo economics. Listening to Kansas Legislators and Kansas people are not on the agenda, made in the 1920’s and reinforced in the 1980’s by the Regan style of Governance. Now we have Regan advisors in the 2010’s standing in front of the Brownback administration.

We as the middle class, lower class and those who are living with children in poverty are considered people who do not try hard enough. We are to get off of our lazy behinds and make something of ourselves. Regan advisors say we are jealous of what the rich have and want the government to steal their hard earned money to make social programs to fill the gap of difference. Plainly stated, in the 1920’s those who became sick living on the wrong side of the tracks died. Those having money and became sick lived. They could pay for medical care. The rich can show their appreciation with large donations to the medical industry, just as David Koch did. In 2008, the same person who was on the wrong side of the tracks received medical care and lives. Appreciation is to the social programs. The jealous are now the rich, seeing those of lower classes receiving the same quality of care. Brownback apparently agrees.

However, Brownback met with the representatives of the disabled, those who depend on social services, suggesting a monthly meeting be held to keep a reality check on needs. A staff member made sure the representatives got the message of no, the Governor would be too busy for a meeting. A year has gone by without a meeting. Was this staff member actually an advisor or was it the Ghost of Regan?

It is time to start asking people who would be a good Governor to run for Governor. The right woman won’t run until she is asked

Opinion: Governor Brownback is being advised by President Ronald Regan

Opinion: Governor Brownback is being advised by President Ronald Regan
Release: Jan 1, 2012

President Ronald Regan died June 5, 2004, Los Angeles, CA but his advisors that transformed Mr. Regan to President Regan are alive and kicking. Some have found their way to Kansas to “help” Governor Brownback keep the roadmap for Kansas on the Governor’s Alabama Bus moving in the right wing direction. Are we haunted by Regan? No. We are haunted by that Alabama Bus that knows exactly where to park to learn the ways of the Austrian School of Economics in Auburn, AL.

Regan advisers instill Governor Brownback on “Reaganomics”, what other Republicans call voodoo economics. Listening to Kansas Legislators and Kansas people are not on the agenda, made in the 1920’s and reinforced in the 1980’s by the Regan style of Governance. Now we have Regan advisers in the 2010’s standing in front of the Brownback administration.

We as the middle class, lower class and those who are living with children in poverty are considered people who do not try hard enough. We are to get off of our lazy behinds and make something of ourselves. Regan advisers say we are jealous of what the rich have and want the government to steal their hard earned money to make social programs to fill the gap of difference. Plainly stated, in the 1920’s those who became sick living on the wrong side of the tracks died. Those having money and became sick lived. They could pay for medical care. The rich can show their appreciation with large donations to the medical industry, just as David Koch did. In 2008, the same person who was on the wrong side of the tracks received medical care and lives. Appreciation is to the social programs. The jealous are now the rich, seeing those of lower classes receiving the same quality of care. Brownback apparently agrees.

However, Brownback met with the representatives of the disabled, those who depend on social services, suggesting a monthly meeting be held to keep a reality check on needs. A staff member made sure the representatives got the message of no, the Governor would be too busy for a meeting. A year has gone by without a meeting. Was this staff member actually an advisory or was it the Ghost of Regan?

It is time to start asking people who would be a good Governor to run for Governor. The right woman won’t run until she is asked.

The 1% is failing and starting to fall due to lack of funding.

Opinion: Kansans -The 1% is failing and starting to fall due to lack of funding.

Contact: Randy Conyers (316) 618-4660. Complete contact information is at bottom of e-mail.
Release: Immediately - December 11, 2011
References: Following the opinion in the body of this text

The 1% is failing and starting to fall due to lack of funding.

I am starting to see the 1% not being able to sustain itself. Special Interest, originating on the wealth of Kansans, is not adequately funding their Institutes and Foundations, the think tanks of the world. Promoters of the Austrian School of Economics, which includes those students from Kansas, are letting down those who are running the empire they built.

Those entities are asking for more money to continue their cause and they are not getting it. Political candidates who expect to be bought are seeing special interest not adequately funding their campaigns. It’s just not happening as expected. Who has the Ludwig von Mises Institute soliciting for funds? Middle class citizens like myself. Which Republican Presidential Candidate(s) are calling the middle class Democrats asking for donations? Some Democrats are considering these telephone calls to be a fluke. I think not.

I am seeing the behavior of the 1% calling out to the middle class, asking for funding since their peers are not willing to fund, throwing more and more money to operate. Where is the “bang for the buck”? It is a perception that .08% are trying to steal the money of the most influential .02%.

The organizations I belong to claim the 1% are trying to do away with the middle class. It is my opinion the claim needs to be fine tuned. As the 1% starts to fall they will become middle class citizens, a label that equates to “not trying hard enough” and a category of people who are jealous of what the rich have. In other words, taped to their back is the word LOSER.

Randy Conyers, McPherson
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Reference: My Friends on Facebook
Kathy Cook
Received a call from Newt the Grinch's campaign asking for a contribution - you can imagine how that conversation went. Like · · Friday at 2:11pm ·

Meg McNelly Schimmels I got one too! I used "Newt-Speak" to get my message across. Words like pathetic, incompetent, failure, intolerant, and bizarre come to mind.
Yesterday at 11:05am

Judy Loganbill Kathy, I got one and stayed on long enough to tell the guy I was a liberal progressive Democrat, and oh by the way, thank you for calling me so I could make you waste your time!
Yesterday at 9:47am

Reference: Regarding Funding for the 1% that was e-mailed to me.

From: Mises Daily
To: RandallConyers@yahoo.com
Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2011 7:31 AM
Subject: One Consistent Voice of Opposition


December 8, 2011
Mises Daily

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One Consistent Voice of Opposition
by Doug French on December 8, 2011
Dear Friend,
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And yet the economy is sinking ever more. Incomes are falling more now than two years ago. Job prospects for young people are in the pits. This entire fiasco represents one of the great failures of the state and the economic theories the state has tried. They promised a dream and delivered disaster.
The Mises Institute has been the one consistent voice of opposition from the very beginning of this crisis. We stood nearly alone against Bush's bailout schemes and continued that opposition through the Obama years. Not only that: our editorials and publications had warned of the crisis before it happened.
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What's the excuse now? We are told that the central bankers just haven't done enough yet. They just haven't pulled the right monetary lever or pushed the right liquidity button. The money masters will stumble onto the right equation soon. People just have not been cooperating with the models.
Who believes this anymore? Unemployment was supposed to end two years ago, and yet one in five people in this country is unemployed. Nearly 50 million Americans obtain their groceries with food stamps.
Even now, Washington is living high on the hog. There is plenty of money sloshing around Wall Street.
"The Austrian School isn't just part of the conversation; it is the conversation."
Who has the answers? The Chicago School isn't on the tip of anyone's tongue. Neoclassical economics isn't a part of the debate. No, it's all Austrian that matters this time. The Keynesians vs. the Austrians is the fight of the century, playing out day after day on television and in print media.
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The state and its apologists will not go away easily. The facts will not get in their way.
More and cheaper money benefits those in government. The idea that academics can manage an economy appeals to campus Keynesians who have never run a business or made a payroll. The real economy of voluntary exchanges is foreign to them and fraught with danger. They are convinced that government must police the market, taking care of the weak and controlling the strong.
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A recent study found that the majority of high-school students have no economic education at all. For example, they believe that the government sets the prices of all goods. They have never been introduced to the concept of supply and demand and the mutual satisfaction of trade. Public schools indoctrinate young people into believing that government is omnipotent and that their best options in life amount to jobs as government bureaucrats.
Sadly, this ignorance can continue through college and even graduate school, unless they are introduced to sound economics. Young people must be taught that it is entrepreneurs, like so many supporters of the Institute who own their own businesses, who create wealth and jobs for everyone. Those making a million dollars a year should be cheered and thanked, not slapped with surtaxes to decrease their incentive to produce.
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That's why it's left to us to educate young students in the Misesian and Rothbardian tradition. It is not enough to seek kinder, gentler bureaucrats and better monetary policy. What we need is free markets and sound money without compromise.
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Douglas French is president of the Mises Institute and author of Early Speculative Bubbles & Increases in the Money Supply and Walk Away: The Rise and Fall of the Home-Ownership Myth. He received his master's degree in economics from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, under Murray Rothbard with Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe serving on his thesis committee. French teaches in the Mises Academy. See his tribute to Murray Rothbard. Send him mail. See Doug French's article archives.

Opinion on Boeing/Brownback Expectations List - Published

Release: Immediately - November 27, 2011
Contact: Randy Conyers - All contact information is at the end of this document


OPINION on Boeing/Brownback Expectations List

I was disappointed when Senator Brownback came home to Kansas with empty suitcases, wanting less to do with the federal government. The activities surrounding Boeing leaving Wichita are based as a federal government project. Brownback worked hard as a U.S senator to help Boeing secure a $35 billion Air Force contract for a new refueling tanker and he feels two US house representatives have the influence to keep Boeing in Kansas.

This is a federal government issue and now we want their help. I have always been an advocate for bringing federal programs to Kansas. Now Kansans' can see how important it is. If Boeing stays in Wichita I’ll give the credit to Governor Brownback. I need to cross something off my Brownback expectations list. Perhaps the Boeing incident will give me the opportunity to do so.

Randy Conyers


The Randy Conyers of KS
1603 Jody Ln
McPherson 67460
316-618-4660
RandallConyers@Yahoo.Com
http://www.mcphersoncountydemocratsonline.vpweb.com

Governor Town Hall Meetings - Wichita Dec. 16

Opinion for Immediate Release.
Contact Randy Conyers 316-618-4660, all contact information is available at the end of this e-mail.

I am filing to run for Governor based upon my belief that free societies are the greatest generators of social progress, sustainable prosperity and well-being.
My qualifications are I can read the mission statements’ of the websites of Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation and Koch Cultural Trust ran by Elizabeth (Liz) Koch. I can make their words so.

I foresee my biggest challenge to be the mission statement of the website of Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, which has been split into two separate entities – The Charles Koch Charitable Foundation and the Charles Koch Institute.

The mission statements on these websites are the paradigm we face today in Kansas.

The desires of Fred and Mary are what Charles destroys, demeans and tears down.
Governor Brownback prefers Charles’ mentality. History has documented it’s a show of power to hurt poor children. It’s a statement of influential power. I must say, well done leader of our state. You made your point. You showed your loyalty. You have torn down what I will have to rebuild. It’s not headline news. It was expected.

The Governor’s Town Hall Meeting on November 16, 2011 in Wichita, KS was your best work during your first year. You slashed without mercy, facts were justified by experts, you looked into the future for a better solution, a sense of hope, and found nothing. You were successful in hurting the children in poverty. Your approval rating among your peers has to be at a lifetime high.

The finger now points to the Floridians, Secretary of SRS Rob Siedlecki and his deputy Pedro Moreno Gentlemen, your answer of “We will deal with that later.” is no longer acceptable. By this opinion, you are being given notice that later is today.

The Randy Conyers of KS
1603 Jody Ln
McPherson 67460
316-618-4660
RandallConyers@Yahoo.Com
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Welcome George Soros, the 99% needs you

Introducing George Soros. Who? Who is this George Soros you talk about? Go and take a look at his web site. It is the 3 W's, the combination of his first and last name plus the traditional extension of dot com. I have to describe the website this way as my blogger editor will not display the URL or will link to this site. I haven't used blogger in awhile so I'm sure its something I have done or attempted to violate in some way. Plus my HTML is a little rusty too.

An interesting fellow for sure. Why does this teach-in class have an article on him?

Because.

Because he is the left like the Koch's are the far right.

Because Soros represents money just like the Koch's do.

Because Soros represents Organizational Strength while the Koch's represent Individual Strength.

Because Soros has always fought Communism while the Koch's say they are Anti-Communism.

Because Soros can influence through one of his foundation, Open Society, just like the Koch's can influence through one of their organizations, Americans for Prosperity.

Because Soros is the opponent of the Koch's, when he is asked to be.

AND because Soros supports MoveOn.org, the power behind this teach-in by awarding $2.5 million for MoveOn.org to sustain its efforts.

Did Soros start MoveOn.org? I don't believe so. That honor goes to two Silicon Valley people, Joan Blades and Wes Boyd. I have not visited with Joan and Wes. Perhaps I can speak with them before the teach-in begins on Wednesday, November 9, 2011. For now I will go with the Internet research I have done. From its statement of operation there was one non-profit organization created, I believe it was a 501(c)3. Today, the organization has been split in to two, a Political Action Committee commonly known as a PAC and the other being a Civic Action Committee.

I believe both non-profits have a tax status of 501(c)4. Many non-profits are not familiar with (c)4. A 501(c)4 can lobby, campaign, and otherwise participate in elections so long as the activities are in line with the organization's purpose and are not the primary activity for the organization.

There have been accusations made that MoveOn.org "owns" the Democratic Party and George Soros owns MoveOn.org. One should never make assumptions but since the organization has been "labeled", Rebuild the Dream Innovation Fund is sponsoring this class.

Grassroots organizations shoot up fast. If there is a cause a 501(c)3 or 501(c)4 will sprout up. There is justification that grassroot movements work. You can find success story after success story after success story.

Foundations such as George Soros' Open Society Foundation and Open Society Institute provide grants of all kinds. You can look at the foundation's grants and you will see Kansas Libraries on a very long list.

You will also find the Koch Brothers foundation.

We will discuss both organizations during the teach-in.

In the late 90's and early 2000's my consulting region was Baltimore through Washington, DC. I picked OSI - Baltimore as a good working model for this class.