United has just one 747 left?

Jay Honeck said:
Actually, the joke is that the world's largest debtor nation still feels compelled to borrow money in order to fly its president around in a regal fleet, surrounded by hundreds of minions.

Every time I see it, it feels like I'm looking at Manuel Noriega, with that too-big hat and giant chest-full of fake medals. Who do we think we are fooling?
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Wait, are you just now catching on that America is the biggest lie on the planet?
 
Henning said:
Wait, are you just now catching on that America is the biggest lie on the planet?
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Uh, no, I believe I've been preaching this for at least 20 years.

America is like that guy we all know, driving Jaguars, flying Pilatuses, living in a mansion, who is mortgaged so far up the yin yang that he can't buy a pack of gum with cash.

We all marvel at him, wondering when the house of cards will collapse. Sometimes the guy maintains the charade all the way till death, but usually it collapses in a heap of failure and despair after a few years of high living.

That is the economic state of our nation in 2015. For us to put our president in a new flying palace is the worst sort of irony. It's as if the American people are the only ones who can't see it.
 
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Jay Honeck said:
Uh, no, I believe I've been preaching this for at least 20 years.

America is like that guy we all know, driving Jaguars, flying Pilatuses, living in a mansion, who is mortgaged so far up the yin yang that he can't buy a pack of gum with cash.

We all marvel at him, wondering when the house of cards will collapse. Sometimes the guy maintains the charade all the way till death, but usually it collapses in a heap of failure and despair after few years of high living.

That is the economic state of our nation in 2015. For us to put our president in a new flying palace is the worst sort of irony. It's as if the American people are the only ones who can't see it.
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Wait, you missed the European Nobility is back in charge of the U.S. and has us as their imperialist Army?
 
Jay Honeck said:
"European nobility"? lol
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Where do yto he wealth that backs the European Central Banks comes from? Who do you think started that and the Stock Markets as the way to control the economies of their Kingdoms after the Magna Carta brought about political reform in Europe from Absolute Monarchies to Constitutional Monarchies? Do you think these people were about to give up power? No, they actually managed to take advantage of it by creating a system where they get to leverage other people's money and control their lives of their own accord. These are the same banking families we brought back into the U.S. economy at the end of the Civil War, the access to that capital was why the Civil War was fought BTW, and escape from the control of those families is why the Revolution was fought.

In 1913 we gave full control of the country to them with the Federal Reserve Act, and we have been their army ever since.

This is why the founders didn't want a central bank, made fiat currency unconstitutional, and said the U.S. should not have a standing Army nor should we get involved in foreign wars.
 
Henning said:
Where do yto he wealth that backs the European Central Banks comes from? Who do you think started that and the Stock Markets as the way to control the economies of their Kingdoms after the Magna Carta brought about political reform in Europe from Absolute Monarchies to Constitutional Monarchies? Do you think these people were about to give up power? No, they actually managed to take advantage of it by creating a system where they get to leverage other people's money and control their lives of their own accord. These are the same banking families we brought back into the U.S. economy at the end of the Civil War, the access to that capital was why the Civil War was fought BTW, and escape from the control of those families is why the Revolution was fought.

In 1913 we gave full control of the country to them with the Federal Reserve Act, and we have been their army ever since.

This is why the founders didn't want a central bank, made fiat currency unconstitutional, and said the U.S. should not have a standing Army nor should we get involved in foreign wars.
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Methinks you're stretching it a bit.
 
Flying to BKK after Christmas this year. I wanted to fly out on Sat night/Sun morning, but on that particular flight, EVA uses a 747. So, I opted for the much more comfy Sun night/Mon morning flight on a 777. They are supposed to replace those last two or three 747's with 777's by 2016. I believe the 747's get turned into cargo haulers.
 
wanttaja said:
They *have* a couple of nice used ones...the current AF1s. The problem is, parts are getting harder to find. "Going Used" doesn't solve that issue....

Ron Wanttaja
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eBay.
 
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