V. Arnold
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I’ll say another thing that just chaps my ass; after you (Raul) spoke of the Assange news flash: I couldn’t find one damn word; BBC, Huffpost (blech!), BBC, CNN (blech in spades), yahoo, google news, Al Jezeera, and RT!
Obviously I finally got it, but damn, it took a monumental effort. What’s with that?
Bloody hell, where did you get your information? I want some of that… 😉He did say his health wasn’t good (heart and lungs?) and no direct sunlight.
The U.S. is firmly behind this abomination of human rights violations and injustice.
Sweden is the joker in this deck; I had no idea.
The only positive I can see is that the US is losing all of its credibility by its rogue behavior; as you so rightly illustrate and speak to, and the world increasingly pulls away from a diminishing empire of hubris and impunity…
CheersThe stupid is strong in Missouri; what happened to Capt. Ron Johnson (state highway patrol)? He had things calmed down immediately, why is he not in charge of this?
Nixon is a moron, the National Guard???!!!
Well, not to repeat but the militarization of the police has been trending for years…“What are these people going to do when there are thousands of protesters, or tens of thousands?”
Tahrir Square? I fear the present course is already set; the Spice must flow…
These are not police, but something else entirely and this has been going on for years.I have likened Ferguson, Mo. to America’s Gaza. Which is also true of almost every black neighborhood in America.
I laugh (not for joy) every time I hear the phrase, “post racist America”. The denial is breath-taking.
As of Sunday evening, Ferguson is far from over…I’m left with only one possibility for the madness perpetrated by the west (especially the U.S.), and that is a permanently destabilized world, particularly the M.E.
As to U.S. citizens? They are certainly complicit; either by omission or commission, IMO.
Minus very radical action, it’s not apparent to me that it’s any longer possible to control the government or its policies…AE is an excellent read and shares my world view very closely. I haven’t lived in the U.S. for more than 11 years and the view from afar is, to say the least, both interesting and distressing.
RT has shown a radar screen capture showing another aircraft in close proxity to MH-17 at the time of the shoot down.
There is also a blog run by a Russian called The Vineyard of the Saker;
https://vineyardsaker.blogspot.com/2014/03/today-every-free-person-in-world-has-won.htmlHe’s full of relevant information and it’s apparent he knows what he’s talking about.
Navigating Wonderland, even Alice needed drugs. Lacking that, one does best by stepping back, away from the fray and not letting the bastards get you. Especially mentally.
Knowing the truth may not allow one to change anything, except ones personal decisions.
Great read and information…Some are getting *it*; tiny houses and debt free. Casey’s closing words that we’re going from a milk cow to a beef cow says it all.
I don’t think most people understand debt and especially credit. Neo-serfdom coming soon to the average Joe.I’ve no argument with anything in this thread. We’re owned lock, stock, and barrel.
Wouldn’t being debt free be one foil to the machine? It’s possible to be debt free, but maybe not in the U.S., short of some extreme (or real) lifestyle choices. Where I live there are no property taxes on a purchased home.
So, isn’t personal debt (lack there of) an important adjunct to personal freedom?
