market this afternoon might. might. in less than an hour, a few minutes actually, the dow jones industrial average went from down a couple hundred to down almost 1,000 points before rebounding some, closed down about 340. the panic was triggered in part by greece. greece is a world-class welfare state. people retire in their 50s, they're accustomed to government handouts at every turn. now the greek government says we're going to have to cut back, and people go crazy. here in the united states, we have a growing welfare state. we have food stamps and aid to dependent children, unemployment insurance, medicaid, rent subsidies, welfare and of course tens of millions of illyle aliens. we have a $12 trillion debt we're unable to pay. while it ain't going to happen tomorrow, at some point we'll be faced with the realization that we can't do it this way anymore, something has got to give. when that day comes, there will be cuts, drastic, drabbenian cuts. whether it leads to the kind of