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9/11 For Blood And Profit
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Either from our indoctrination or our natural tendency to avoid discomfort, very few will see or recognize the relevance of what goes on around them. Capitalists run our government and everyone knows it. And most people in America actually think that capitalism is freedom and that the laws of physics are open to interpretation. This way of looking at things, aside from be irrational, is allowing the capitalists to get away with murder.
9/11 is a prime example.
The most simple and basic laws of physics proves without a doubt that the official explanations for the building collapses of 9/11 are absolutely impossible. It is very uncomfortable to see that your leaders are lying to you and are responsible for killing thousands of Americans all for profit. Not many seem to want to believe that our government is that evil. But it is and history proves that it is. There are thousands upon thousands of examples as recent as today, that proves it. Look at our governments actions in the labor movement of the early 20th century. People struggling to make their lives and working conditions better were slaughtered like cattle.
Entire families snuffed out by our great Blue Chip Companies that had private police, police and the military doing the dirty work for them. Look it up if you don’t believe it. And look at the lineage of the capitalists that own blue chip companies and control our politics and the resources of this planet. The very same group that gave Hitler his political backing and built his war machine, built ours. Clearly the capitalists are the ones to make profit from wars death and destruction and thus show their evil intent. “Ya we should all invest in them for a secure future.” “Where is my 401k?”
There are wars, destruction and waste because it is profitable. And people are homeless starving and ill because we the people allow the few to control the resources of the planet. And it is not profitable to help the poor, unless you run a big charity, then it can be profitable for you.
Clearly capitalism embodies and nurtures all the qualities of evil if not in its philosophy, in the actions of the followers of the philosophy. The people who control the worlds resources have been and are killing people and spreading destruction all for personal gain. And they brainwash the masses in to doing it for them. They decide who eats and who starves. In WWI and II the lines between good and evil may have been a little fuzzy to the general public, because they didn’t want to see the truth. However from public record we now know about the events surrounding these two wars, and all others for that matter. They would never have been fought without capitalists on all sides helping each other to get ready for war and profiting from it. Even the communist leaders were capitalists seeking power. I call them capitalists because their methods and lust for power are identical.
In the world we live in today it is common knowledge that America is the seat of capitalism. And we are fighting to spread it uniformly around the world. Information about our governments actions, from the way we stole this land from the natives, right up to our current actions of killing a lot of poor starving people, because of a capitalist orchestrated act of 9/11, is obvious if you look. While the information we receive is controlled and manipulated, if you pay attention, it is plain to see. I am neither a communist, capitalist or socialist because I see great flaws in all of them. However capitalist ideology being the dominant one is responsible for the vast majority that could be called evil in our world today. And this is at the core of what needs to be addressed in order for there ever to be justice for 9/11 or anything else.
I am not calling for revolution in the streets. Because power from the end of a gun is their game, and if you play their game you lose, they are the masters at it. I am calling for a change in the way we see and think about the world around us.
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