" The contracting for $385 million
with Kellogg, Brown, and Root, a subsidiary of Halliburton, for the
construction of a detention camp meant not just for immigrants.
" The introduction of military
commissions to try criminal cases.
" The assertion of the state
secrets privilege to protect the government from lawsuits by victims of torture
and government abuse. http://www.solidarity-us.org/site/node/2675.
Yes
friends, this comes from a socialist website, but please don't discount the
facts, and the Socialists are the only ones that are telling you the truth. Don't
sit there and take in the crap the Republicans and Democrats are selling you.
It just doesn't add up. Where was the discussion of these actions by the
Federal Government? Are these just issues that "terrorists" should be wary of?
Remember that the Fed's branded an OWS movement a "terrorist
organization". Where was the discussion on that? There was no discussion
because there was no disagreement on how to deal with OWS.
2. The
disparity
of wealth in America.
What
can I say that the graph doesn't tell you? Read the article. By the way, I
tried to go to the University of California at Santa Clara article called "Who Rules America?" and was blocked
for some reason. I just went back and it was up on the web again. This is
probably the most definitive article on wealth distribution around. It's no
wonder that OWS is around. For those who believe it's gone, don't kid
yourselves. As long as this problem exists, this movement will go on.
3. Trade
Union Busting.
This is a disturbing trend
in America. When the government took over the auto industry, it essentially
busted the auto workers union. It created a two-tier system. The auto workers
that were there were forced to buy their healthcare. If this wasn't bad enough,
new auto workers had to come in at half the pay that existing auto workers were
being paid. This was a plan that essentially made the auto workers buy into the
company. Who actually won in the end"the shareholders. The auto workers union
is dead meat.
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