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December 1, 2010 at 12:15:43

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Progressive Theodore Roosevelt vs. Corporate America

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By Steven G. Erickson (about the author)

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The History Channel has some interesting shows on great subjects. I am currently watching one on Teddy Roosevelt's fight against the tyranny of corporate America. Replace "Corporate America" with "International Banksters" and you'll see how this fight is now worldwide.

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Check out this short video from the History Channel here, on Teddy Roosevelt's acts to curb the absolute power of corporations. One tycoon, a billionaire, should not be able to hold the rest of America hostage at will. Teddy Roosevelt's, "Square Deal," should be considered for a modern adaptation.

The full series of Teddy Roosevelt videos for a recent episode found here.

Teddy Roosevelt Cartoon Image by theodore-roosevelt.com

I suggest fighting back against the tyranny of the current toll takers [here on my blog]. Check out the link to my blog, and scroll down to bottom of post for links to video of Dr. Paul Craig Roberts talking about the FBI creating a Police State, and Alex Jones talking about WikiLeaks.org founder Julian Assange.

http://starkravingviking.blogspot.com/

Steven G. Erickson is a freelance cameraman, blogger, photographer, documentary producer, screenwriter, sometimes journalist, and can and will travel anywhere if the terms are right. His objective is to reform America's courts, creating a "People's (more...)

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