The Sunshine Empire

From time to time I like to update you on the situation with Sunshine Empire in Singapore. At the same time I decided to name my blog The Sunshine Empire in 2006 due to my being a Floridian, a group formed what by all accounts is a Ponzi scheme in Singapore called Sunshine Empire. After many years the organization naturally fell in on itself and the ringleaders have been in the Singaporean legal system. I’ve noticed the spike in traffic and always like to let people know that the name similarity is purely coincidence.

Check out this story from the Straights Times in Singapore: Ruling On Sunshine Case

After reading the trend of Indianans renouncing their United States citizenship and declaring themselves “sovereign citizens,” I have decided to declare The Sunshine Empire an actual sovereign nation. We are now exempt from all laws and taxes because that’s what you do when your candidates in elections fail to win. Once politicians that we approve of win, we’ll go back to being good Floridians. But until that time we will prepare for The Independent Nations Games with the rest of the bottom of the gene pool of Indiana.

• Pyrrhic victories are what I'm all about. #
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• Since Republicans vote against their own bills now, the lack of a public option makes bill bi-partisan enough whether the vote for it or not #
• When faced with Democratic filibuster Republicans wanted to change rules. Dems faced with Republican filibuster are using rules of congress #
• @BrowncoatMarc immaterial as always. Are Democrats going to remove the filibuster or use reconcilliation? in reply to BrowncoatMarc #
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• Rep. Todd Akin is his whacky sidekick on this show #
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• Any Republican official who disagrees with reconcilliation on #hcr should file a bill tomorrow to repeal the Bush tax cuts or STFU! #
• @BiggusRickus I'm glad you're finally coming around in reply to BiggusRickus #
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• @aristoddler The merits of voluntary exchange and the infallibility of the market are two separate subjects. in reply to aristoddler #
• @aristoddler The market is most always right, but it shouldn't be treated as some pope with it's dictates and moves. in reply to aristoddler #
• @aristoddler You're not going to get an argument with me about the need for thorough reform of the financial system in this country. in reply to aristoddler #
• Someone had a sandwich placed in my regular area of the refrigerator. My lunch feng shui is ruined. #
• @aristoddler politicians are just as fallible as the market. People are not perfect, nor is the market. It's the best we have mind you. in reply to aristoddler #
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• @BrowncoatMarc just like he asked how we were going to pay for Iraq, oh wait that's right he didn't. Didn't ask about Medicare Part D either in reply to BrowncoatMarc #
• @BrowncoatMarc Bunning could give back the $18 billion in earmarks he's secured. in reply to BrowncoatMarc #
• @BrowncoatMarc I read it, I just find this come to Jesus moment with spending just a bit disingenuous. in reply to BrowncoatMarc #
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• @aristoddler The census is in the Constitution. I think that makes it constitutional. #
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As we sit here at the end of the American Empire, looking for who’s at fault for the decline of our great republic, the political and media elites seem to be looking in all the wrong places. Those insidious souls that are ruining this once mighty nation are not the political types you would think at fault.

Some have organized against what they feel is the true threat hanging over America, spending Democrats. The people who seem to have so much time off to protest the impending socialism overtaking us, tell anyone who will listen that they are concerned about our deficit spending. They say we are mortgaging our children’s future with unfunded mandates. I’ll be the first to say that I find spending the most unsettling thing about our government, but forgive me if I doubt this come-to-Jesus moment on spending from Republicans. Most Earl Gray ingrates ignore the fact that they were silent as Reagan, Bush, and Bush created more than a supermajority of the national debt we now owe to the Chinese. The same former Vice President that the CPAC conference cheered this past month famously told former Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neil, “. . Reagan proved deficits don’t matter.” The manufactured astroturf outrage of the Tea Parties and the new found love of fiscal discipline on the part of Republicans is put forth to blame Democrats for something they had little to do with, but this is not what threatens us as a people.

The real threat to us all are those who will begin watching the Tonight Show again because Jay Leno is the host again. These unimaginative, unoriginal mindless drags on our progress as a society will be the first ones to sign our freedoms away to a coming Leno coup. Letterman fans like myself will be rounded up into re-education camps, Howard Stern will be taken off of the air, and a tear will well up on Lady Liberty’s face. Die in a tire fire Leno fans.

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• When they were in the majority Republican attitude was "our way goes or nothing." Now in minority attitude still "our way goes or nothing" #
• @aristoddler The founders did not want a republic run by the children of the wealthy devoid of their own work. in reply to aristoddler #
• @BiggusRickus You accidentally made my point. Democrats occasionally voted with Bush, today's Republicans cant stray even for tax cuts. in reply to BiggusRickus #
• @aristoddler You're right, but the market is not always right. Deregulation allowed banks to become too big. in reply to aristoddler #
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• @aristoddler a rare point of agreement with us there. The issue is not the regulation, it's the regulator. in reply to aristoddler #

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• CA Assembly passed a "Cuss Free Week" measure. Hopefully the California Senate can stop this government takeover of cuss words. #
• Zen – John McCain's Legitimate Point http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-february-25-2010/moment-of-zen—john-mccain-s-legitimate-point #
• Damn, the U.S. looks absolutely worthless on the power play so far. Come on guys it's Roberto Effing Luongo for God's sake. #
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• @chucktodd The University of Florida recruits to win college National championships and they do as Tebow did. #

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