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    The Red White and Blue Train: The Train Is the Usa Government
    The Red White and Blue Train: The Train Is the Usa Government
    The Red White and Blue Train: The Train Is the Usa Government
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    The Red White and Blue Train: The Train Is the Usa Government

    By Almon Collins

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    There has not been a surplus in a President's budget since President Wilson. The Republican President's budgets have always been large deficit spending. The Democratic budgets have always been small deficits compared to the Republican budgets. Democratic hysteresis spending for events always brought wealth for all citizens. Clinton's budget brought such wealth that caused ROAD RAGE, AIR RAGE, ETC.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateOct 6, 2011
    ISBN9781452075778
    The Red White and Blue Train: The Train Is the Usa Government
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    Almon Collins

    In 1952, the Marine Corps was very harsh, but I felt the Drill Instructors were not overly mean or really disrespectful. Their treatment was to have a Marine immediately responding to an order rather than cause many others to lose their lives. Marines are to protect this country and that is why I wanted to enlist in this outfit. When I reported to the aircraft flight line, I thought that the Boot Camp Instructor was a liar when he said that after boot camp we would be treated as a respectable man. A Staff Sergeant was sitting in a chair leaning back against the Quonset building. He was giving marching orders to a man with a back pack filled with sand and holding a rifle over his head. Oh hell, I am in more trouble. It is worth reading!

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      The Red White and Blue Train - Almon Collins

      © 2011 Almon Collins. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      First published by AuthorHouse 09/27/2011

      ISBN: 978-1-4520-7576-1 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4520-7577-8 (ebk)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any Web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

      Contents

      PREFACE

      Chapter 1

      THE WILD TRAIN TECHNICIAN

      Chapter 2

      PUBLICANISM GINGRICH COMES ON STAGE-PROBLEMS ARISE:

      Chapter 3.

      A WILD ROAR CAME FROM THE CAB.

      Chapter 4

      SLOW THINKER MISTER STARR COMES ON STAGE

      Chapter 5

      GOING AFTER WILD BILL’S HIDE

      Chapter 6

      THE PUBLICANS NEW TACT

      Summary

      About the Author

      PREFACE

      The year of 2002. Wild Bill Clinton soon would be unemployed. Also, the good years soon would be over, and the writhing death of the lower and the middle incomes citizenry would begin. How did I know this? I lived through all the bad and the good times. I dreaded the recurring of the bad times by listening to the leaders.

      In the early 60’s, I almost hated JFK because he was a Catholic. But, looking back, he brought in a good time for this country. (He reinstated the GI Bill for the veterans. I had lost my school benefit and he re-gave it back to me.) All this time, I worked against the Democrats while I used the Democrat program for my degree. I hang my head when I think of what I did.

      The year now is 2010. I had written almost all of this little manuscript before President Bush had taken the seat of Presidency. Bush’s team had swarmed into the White House and the airplane number ONE after Bill had vacated the properties. Both teams swore that the Clintons had stolen everything that was possible to steal. President Bush later stated that the Clintons had not stolen anything. But he did not apologize for the lying teams. Bush’s philosophy was established the very first day

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      Chapter 1

      THE WILD TRAIN TECHNICIAN

      Wild Bill had grown up with his eyes on the railroad junkyard. The chief engineers that had taken care of the train for many years had let it slowly rust, and nature had done what nature does when TLC (Tender Loving Care) tools are left in the barn. Wild Bill could not stand by and watch the train just go away. He had a wild streak but also a caring streak.

      In 1992, Wild Bill was promoted to train Engineer. He could not stand the looks of the train any longer. He went into his garage and brought out his tool box, cloth and wax. He put on his Arkansas overalls and turned his cap around. He was young, energetic and ready to take on a master mechanic’s type job. He went down to the rail yard that looked as if it was no longer used. The engine and rail cars were rusting, and the rail tracks were almost unusable.

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