m voters of all their choices that the televised debate of these
candidates would therefore include all three candidates. Unfortunately, you
would be wrong.
Only the candidates representing the Democrat/Republican
duopoly were allowed to appear on stage, censoring the voice of Dr. Margaret
Flowers, who is running on the Green Party ticket. This was done despite the fact that both of the candidates
clearly said that Dr. Flowers should participate in the debate. (Notice how it
was the corporate entities that dictated who appeared and who did not). The
Republican candidate Kathy Szeliga, openly suggested that the third podium be
opened for Dr. Flowers to participate, yet she was ignored. THIS IS KEY: what
does this tell you of the real power structure here?
The YouTube video below will show Dr. Margaret Flowers
boldly going on to the stage and challenging the censoring of her voice. (Things
start getting interesting around 5:50) Once you have seen this video, what are
your thoughts about how "free" our elections really are? Do you like the fact
that the corporate media gets to make the decisions of who should be heard and
who should not?
Rudy Avizius is a former educator and school administrator and a founding member of the Public Banking Institute. He is concerned that the current economic, social, and environmental course we are on is not sustainable, and the time for real (more...)