So I must be a democrat? Not a chance, republicans and democrats are simply 2 sides of the same coin, 2 different acts of the same sorry play--a play designed to keep the public bickering about such things as mosques 2 blocks from "ground zero", or returning God to America, ensuring that all of our genuine problems remain unaddressed. Flip the coin...it matters little which side comes up. We don't need democrats and republicans, we need a new coin....
Corporate power has spent vast sums to get the people all frothy about "creeping socialism" and Obama's socialism when in fact fascism seems to be America's destiny and fate. Fascism and socialism could be considered exact opposites--which reinforces the reality that the American public can be convinced of virtually anything if enough moneypower is involved. (3)
Positive signs are finally showing here and there. For instance, the latest polls reflect that roughly 86% of Americans do not believe the government is telling the truth with their "official story" of what happened on 9/11. But then again, there was Saturday's March On Washington. Apparently, the Tea Party's main message is that "We must restore America and restore her honor. We must turn the nation back to God and protect traditional values." So many vagaries they use, mouthfuls of words to say nothing about the bull. However, one part of their vague and nebulous (secret?) message does have identifiable meaning: Both sides of our political coin, both acts of the play, need to go back to following the Constitution. Sounds swell, but a major problem jumps from that: The Constitution states that only congress has the right to coin and regulate the nation's money. Whoa...what about the private corporation that in 1913 solidly embedded into its role of bleeding the nation to death with debt-money--that cabal of international financiers so misleadingly called the "Federal Reserve", which now "...makes our money out of thin air"? Does the Tea Party support abolishing the Fed? If so, have they ever actually said so, amid their "non-political" bluster about God, soldiers, honor and values, wandering in darkness, good things we can do tomorrow, slaves to debt, prayer, and the Constitution?
President Kennedy would tell you--if the bull hadn't gored him to death at Dealey Plaza in November of 1963--that messing with the Fed is very dangerous. He apparently had little fear of confronting the bull head-on. Not only did Kennedy deliver a speech (perhaps the fatal speech?) about ridding America of the pervasive and infective influence of "secret societies" and all of their secret and misanthropic ritual the bull is so steeped in...he confronted "the generals", the CIA, the international capitalist cabal that actually rules America, and of course, the Federal Reserve.
JFK took the bull by the horns.
The rest is "history".
(1) http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/08/30/100830fa_fact_mayer?currentPage=all
(2) www.straightdope.com/columns/read/965/did-mussolini-use-castor-oil-as-an-instrument-of-torture
(3) http://www.politicsdefined.com/content/fascism.htm
Corporate power has spent vast sums to get the people all frothy about "creeping socialism" and Obama's socialism when in fact fascism seems to be America's destiny and fate. Fascism and socialism could be considered exact opposites--which reinforces the reality that the American public can be convinced of virtually anything if enough moneypower is involved. (3)
Positive signs are finally showing here and there. For instance, the latest polls reflect that roughly 86% of Americans do not believe the government is telling the truth with their "official story" of what happened on 9/11. But then again, there was Saturday's March On Washington. Apparently, the Tea Party's main message is that "We must restore America and restore her honor. We must turn the nation back to God and protect traditional values." So many vagaries they use, mouthfuls of words to say nothing about the bull. However, one part of their vague and nebulous (secret?) message does have identifiable meaning: Both sides of our political coin, both acts of the play, need to go back to following the Constitution. Sounds swell, but a major problem jumps from that: The Constitution states that only congress has the right to coin and regulate the nation's money. Whoa...what about the private corporation that in 1913 solidly embedded into its role of bleeding the nation to death with debt-money--that cabal of international financiers so misleadingly called the "Federal Reserve", which now "...makes our money out of thin air"? Does the Tea Party support abolishing the Fed? If so, have they ever actually said so, amid their "non-political" bluster about God, soldiers, honor and values, wandering in darkness, good things we can do tomorrow, slaves to debt, prayer, and the Constitution?
President Kennedy would tell you--if the bull hadn't gored him to death at Dealey Plaza in November of 1963--that messing with the Fed is very dangerous. He apparently had little fear of confronting the bull head-on. Not only did Kennedy deliver a speech (perhaps the fatal speech?) about ridding America of the pervasive and infective influence of "secret societies" and all of their secret and misanthropic ritual the bull is so steeped in...he confronted "the generals", the CIA, the international capitalist cabal that actually rules America, and of course, the Federal Reserve.
The rest is "history".
(1) http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/08/30/100830fa_fact_mayer?currentPage=all
(2) www.straightdope.com/columns/read/965/did-mussolini-use-castor-oil-as-an-instrument-of-torture
(3) http://www.politicsdefined.com/content/fascism.htm
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