Snow goose hunting season begins Jan. 16 with a daily bag limit of 25
birds.
Maybe the unemployed can get up off of the couch, grab a gun and go and
'feed' themselves.
25 birds can keep one's belly full for a couple of months! The only problem is the same one found on many Indian reservations. Plenty of birds to kill, just not enough money to buy shells.
Have you seen the economic recovery? I haven’t either. But it's bound to be
around here somewhere, because the National Bureau of Economic Research
spotted it in June 2009, four and one-half years ago. It is a shy and reclusive
recovery, like the “New Economy” and all those promised new economy and shovel-ready jobs. I
haven’t seen them either, but we know they are here, somewhere, because the
economists said so.
At a time when most Americans are running out of coping
mechanisms, the US faces a possible financial collapse and a high rate of
inflation from dollar depreciation as the Fed pours out newly created money in
an effort to support the rigged financial markets.
It remains to be
seen whether the chickens can be kept from coming home to roost for another
year.
Retired CEO of CHIPPEWA PARTNERS, Native American Advisors, Inc., now managing the Parisian Family Office. A White Earth Chippewa, raised conservative, he began a Wall Street career in 1982, met game changer William O'Neil in 1984. Always been, will always be, an optimist. In a world on a dopamine, hypomanic binge, this is his take on life well lived at Ghost Ranch in MT or Pamelot, their TN farm.
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