blitzkriegs

• We carry around with us in our heads their swastikas, goose steps, salutes, uniforms, rallies, blitzkriegs, gas chambers and ovens. —  Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
• As such, you can bet your last falling dollar on some absolute certainties: bank nationalization is a given, at least de facto if not de jure; taxes are going up on those of us with any money left; the Fed's money blitzkriegs will spark a blaze of inflation; and financial privacy will be a thing of the past in the United States.
• Otherwise, those still offering flat-rate pricing can unleash marketing blitzkriegs on companies that charge $1 per gigabyte overages, pegging them as greedy cheapskates. —  DSLreports - front page
• There has been no repeat of the policy u-turn blitzkriegs that marked new governments in the 80s and 90s (with the possible exception of the Electoral Finance Act). —  TUMEKE!
• What some people are forgetting is that we are protesting the nonsensical media blitzkriegs that Bill is unleashing on people. —  Think Progress

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