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Category Archives: Corporatism
National Values 101
We need to have an adult conversation about America, what it is and what kind of country we the people want to live in. Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Corporatism, Food, Health Care, Philosophy, Political Analysis, Social Commentary
Tagged America, clean air, democracy, education, equality, freedom, good food, government, health, opportunity, safe water, safety, security, values
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Going Postal
We can deliver enough nuclear weapons to destroy the world 25 times over with 12,000 active ICBMs, and fleets of nuclear submarines and long range bombers.
BUT WE CAN’T DELIVER THE MAIL ON SATURDAY! Continue reading
Spreading The Love
TPP is being promoted by a public relations campaign using our public officials as spokespersons for the transnational corporate elite who are promoting this onerous, ill-conceived weapon of economic destruction.
Don’t be fooled by this self-serving and bogus propaganda. Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged Canada, China, economy, Japan, Japan Post, Mexico, Myanmar, NAFTA, President Obama, South Korea, Thailand, TPP, U. S. Postal Service, Vietnam, Wall Street
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This is what our brave soldiers are dying for in Afghanistan . . .
This is what our brave soldiers are dying for in Afghanistan. Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Political Analysis, Political Rant, War and Peace
Tagged Afghanistan, Afghanistan war, coal, gas, JP Morgan Chase, militarism, minerals, oil, plunder, PTSD, war casualties
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“It’s too complicated.”
There’s a smugness that has overwhelmed our political system. It’s the patronizing, know-it-all, self-congratulating, self-important smugness of our elected officials. Time to do something about it. Continue reading
The joke’s on us!
Have you ever noticed the resemblance between comedian Robin Williams and Chief Justice John Roberts? Have you ever seen them in the same room at the same time? Is it possible they are one and the same person? Continue reading
Bank of America Declares War on the United States
Bank of America has declared war on our country. The recently announced transfer of $75 trillion in derivatives _ much of which is toxic assets _ has the potential for bankrupting the nation. Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Corporatism, Political Rant
Tagged America, American economy, Bank of America, bankruptcy, deception, derivatives, economy, Obama, politics, President Obama, rich, toxic assets, USA
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Killing Us Softly
Voting is becoming more like playing a video game. Just as when you kill an opponent in a video battle no one actually dies, when you vote on the new electronic voting machines, your vote doesn’t actually go to the candidate of your choice. Continue reading
National Values 102
We often get so caught up in the fighting, name calling, assigning blame, bickering, that we forget that our nation was predicated on some very solid fundamental values, drawn from the Bible, the teachings of great philosophers and legendary teachers, the wisdom of the ages, even drawn from the ministry of Jesus Christ during his short time on Earth. Continue reading →