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  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 43 weeks ago

    "Blessed are those who, in the face of death, focus on the front sight." - Col. Jeff Cooper

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 43 weeks ago

    Joanverdon, if you understood that the money system of today works like a huge vacuum cleaner, sucking cash out of circulation via interest charges on all debts, you would not have suggested for people to transfer their accounts from banks to credit unions. Under your proposal cash in circulation would remain vulnerable of disappearing, and would not remedy any of today' hardship situations of unemployment and homelessness.

    Secondly, although I realise you speak of Thom Hartmann's TV show when you ask him to find people able to "give facts", do not dismiss as irrelevant the strength of intelligence coming from people posting on this forum. Some of us know how "it" can be done, should you be speaking of removing the power of the 1% and returning "it" to the people where "it" belongs.

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 43 weeks ago

    Water seeks it's own level. In the past the USA has served more as an Artesian Well than a lake ------- Times change.

    You got to know when to hold em' , know when to fold em' , know when to walk away and know when to run.

    You never count your money when your sittin' at the table, there'll be time enough for countin' when the dealins' done.

    Kenny Rogers.

    It's Been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise

    And we can't hardly reach the other side.

    The Devil, he's in trouble ; I can see it in his eyes.

    If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.

    Hoyt Axton.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=HjViaLiax2s

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 43 weeks ago

    "What kind of nation is it that spends far more to kill enemy combatants and Afghan and Iraqi civilians than it does to help its own citizens who live below the poverty line? What kind of nation is it that permits corporations to hold sick children hostage while their parents frantically bankrupt themselves to save their sons and daughters? What kind of nation is it that tosses its mentally ill onto urban heating grates? What kind of nation is it that abandons its unemployed while it loots its treasury on behalf of speculators? What kind of nation is it that ignores due process to torture and assassinate its own citizens? What kind of nation is it that refuses to halt the destruction of the ecosystem by the fossil fuel industry, dooming our children and our children’s children?"

    "The faux liberal reformers, whose abject failure to stand up for the rights of the poor and the working class, have signed on to this movement because they fear becoming irrelevant. Union leaders, who pull down salaries five times that of the rank and file as they bargain away rights and benefits, know the foundations are shaking. So do Democratic politicians from Barack Obama to Nancy Pelosi. So do the array of “liberal” groups and institutions, including the press, that have worked to funnel discontented voters back into the swamp of electoral politics and mocked those who called for profound structural reform."

    "Liberals lack the vision and fortitude to challenge dominant free market ideologies.They have no ideological alternatives even as the Democratic Party openly betrays every principle the liberal class claims to espouse, from universal health care to an end to our permanent war economy to a demand for quality and affordable public education to a return of civil liberties to a demand for jobs and welfare of the working class. The corporate state forced the liberal class to join in the nation’s death march that began with the presidency of Ronald Reagan. Liberals such as Bill Clinton, for corporate money, accelerated the dismantling of our manufacturing base, the gutting of our regulatory agencies, the destruction of our social service programs and the empowerment of speculators who have trashed our economy. The liberal class, stripped of power, could only retreat into its atrophied institutions, where it busied itself with the boutique activism of political correctness and embraced positions it had previously condemned."

    --Chris Hedges

    http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/a_movement_too_big_to_fail_20111017/

    While the rich were waging a class war on the rest of us, the "liberal" institutions were wimpering..."can't we all just get along?" It looks now like the people are finally beginning to say to hell with the faux liberal institutions and are now waging war on both institutions that have failed us. And now some of those "liberal" institutions, who were either bought off by the other side or who were too namby pamby to really fight back...finding ways to pretend to be on our side by their weasel words and lies..while the rich were winning their class war, want to barge in and take some credit. Time for all hell to break lose is now! And it seems to be happening now.

    And you think it will make any difference by voting Obama back into office in 2012? That slick tongued weasel just screwed us on behalf of his rich puppet-masters while feeding us lies and deceptions...and you think we have no other choice but to vote for Obama? If it were not for Obama (preaching false hope), the people would have raised up and rebelled years ago...like when they gave away all those billions to the banks and Wall Street. They are not done shelling out money to failed big-time gamblers...they will have to have more "bail-outs" squeezing us even more. The wolves go after the easy prey...they ones too weak to fight back. But there is strength in numbers...if they are not psychologically crippled by propaganda that all we have to do is vote. Voting doesn't work in a corrupt system. It actually works against you.

  • Conversations with Great Minds - Naomi Klein Occupy Wall Street. P1   13 years 43 weeks ago

    Thom,

    Naomi is such a great and intelligent person that I think the right fears quite a bit giving too much exposure for her profound and prophetic words in many of her works including The Shock Doctrine which you did mention on the air.

    It's too bad you didn't note that a week later after you had your interview with her, her DVD of the movie made of the "Shock Doctrine" is finally being released in the U.S. It's been available overseas in places like the UK for some time (over a year now). Note both of the Amazon.com listings for this film, one from their UK web site and the other the U.S. site. Note the "Date released" on the page.

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shock-Doctrine-DVD-Mat-Whitecross/dp/B003NEQ7HU - (Amazon.co.uk - Aug 2, 2010)

    http://www.amazon.com/Shock-Doctrine-Naomi-Klein/dp/B005CFBZAM/ - (Amazon.com - October 18, 2011 - tomorrow!)

    This fits the pattern of another great film that she and her husband Avi Lewis did called "The Take", which documented the takeovers of factories by Argentinian workers that were allowed in Argentina by holes in their laws at the beginning of the last decade. It was only available from Canada and in other countries for a long time before they finally released it in the U.S. Many of us complained and lobbied this online. Probably why it didn't get the visibility it deserved too.

    http://www.amazon.com/Take-Naomi-Klein/dp/B000CCD1X4/

    http://www.amazon.ca/Take-Avi-Lewis/dp/B0006I0RPO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid... (on DVD in Canada January of 2005 vs. February of 2006 for U.S. release)

    I and I'm betting many others lobbied hard during fund raising periods for FSTV and LINKtv to add this film to their documentary lineup in our comments ont he phone, email, etc. about the time when American workers got a lot of publicity when they occupied the Republic Windows and Doors factory in much the same way that Argentinians did. I'm betting that there were a few organizers of that occupation effort that were motivated by what Argentinians did and perhaps by Naomi and Avi's film as well.

    Perhaps even the current momentous Occupy protests now have been in some degree motivated by these "occupations" of factories as well. Too bad you couldn't have asked her about this, and also asked her about the pattern of subtle censorship that she especially seems to prone to here.

    It's the same kind of "censorship" I also believe happens in stores like Costco who serves many progressives with their decent treatments of their workforce, etc.. Though Costco has arguably a lot more progressive customer base than many of its competitors (certainly Sam's Club), it is notorious for being in the "overstock" food chain of right wing books that seem to have a lot of inventory to sell that find their ways in to their stores, while progressive books with only a few exceptions are largely ignored. You'd expect a book like the Shock Doctrine to be stocked there, but it wasn't.

    Perhaps a good followup Conversation with Great Minds would be with Naomi's husband, Avi Lewis, who not only directed "The Take", but is a featured reporter for Al Jazeera's Fault Lines which also is shown on FSTV. Don't know if RT would let you interview someone tied to Al Jazeera on your RT show, but it would seem that for both RT and Al Jazeera to be really known as "alternative media" they shouldn't be playing those sort of games that the corporate media do that they are trying to provide an alternative for.

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 44 weeks ago

    How about promoting moving $$ from banks to Credit Unions - let people know how quick and easy it is to open credit card accounts and how easy and FREE it is to make withdrawals (convenient locations). Thomm, please have guests on your show to give people the facts of how they can do it?

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 44 weeks ago

    In addition to that, which, Teneraansis has spoken is the understanding that the people's shadow government, before it comes to the fore, must not think that the ones who occupy those positions are there for their own benefit, for whenever you work with any type of money system you will have people at all levels who become self-challanged in becoming power hungry and will abuse that right.

    Positions in the shadow government of the people are only temporary. The men and women who occupy that government must realise that the police and military still work with the people and not for them. In this way they will be kept in line by the people as they temporarily carry out their tasks.

    The shadow government is ONLY A TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT to take the people comfortably from the situation they find themselves in now (with governments who do not belong to the people but to the 1%), and the new system of the Purchase Order, of which will be explained later.

    Remember, as you call on the governments in your country, the ones belonging to the 1%, to help you, you call upon the wrong people. THEY ARE NOT YOUR GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE at all, therefore do not call upon them to fix anything for you, the people - YOU MUST FIX IT YOURSELVES.

  • Occupy the planet!   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Obviously the nature of America's problem is also the world's problem, speaking of banking fraud. America's discontent is also the world's discontent. So please read this on banks and elections:

    The anger against outrageous banking practices is now becoming visible throughout the world in OWS-type protests, and is fully justified. Banks indeed use their money-creation trick to loot people's real assets, thereby shifting legal ownership away from the people by foreclosing on all those defaulting on their loans. Bankers have never once pounded a single nail into any timber of all the homes they drive their owners out of. People build assests, not banks. Having said so, we must be careful not to burn down the house we live in unless we have another one to move into. Calling for a boycott of the banks is not the way to go, because if we block the people's access to their daily banking operations or encourage them to pull out all their deposits in cash - then what? From that point on many auto-deposits to pensioners, workers, etc. could not be made by governments and industry, and all banking activity for mere survival would be prevented. So a boycott out of the blue is not the answer.

    How then can we lick the banking tyranny without kicking down the doors to our streetcorner banks? The banking system is a hierarchy, a pyramid-of-power system, controlled from the top down and forced from there upon the people. Therefore, to remedy this situation, as cygnus1 suggested, we need to set up first a people's (99%) parallel government backed by all police and military forces, and then proceed to expell all 1%'ers out of their positions of control throughout the banking and governmental systems. Only then will the transition from today's order of iniquity become replaced with a temporary system which will work in the interest of the people, and only then can all debts and mortgages safely become erased which are now being used to steal assets from the people to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. Such a move will not include the destruction of buildings, computers and other infrastructure already in place. It will merely replace the people now running it in their own selfish interests with new ones on the basis of ethics and compassion for the people.

    The people of the United States need to understand that see-saw'ing between Republicans and Democrats will not solve any of their political problems. The election of Obama is a classic example of the impotence of the U.S. electorate to effect a change for the better. The power structure of Washington has for a long time ceased to function in the interests of the people, but caters to all interests of the 1% who now legally own and control all assets stolen from the people by the money-trick which I explained in item 1). In my opinion no more elections ought to be held in the U.S. until the people have succeeded to set up their own government backed by the military and police forces. That's all I have to say at this time.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Hello Rick (#2) and mstaggerlee. Let me comment on two items raised in your postings:

    1) The anger against outrageous banking practices is now becoming visible throughout the world in OWS-type protests, and is fully justified. Banks indeed use their money-creation trick to loot people's real assets, thereby shifting legal ownership away from the people by foreclosing on all those defaulting on their loans. Bankers have never once pounded a single nail into any timber of all the homes they drive their owners out of. People build assests, not banks. Having said so, we must be careful not to burn down the house we live in unless we have another one to move into. Calling for a boycott of the banks is not the way to go, because if we block the people's access to their daily banking operations or encourage them to pull out all their deposits in cash - then what? From that point on many auto-deposits to pensioners, workers, etc. could not be made by governments and industry, and all banking activity for mere survival would be prevented. So a boycott out of the blue is not the answer.

    How then can we lick the banking tyranny without kicking down the doors to our streetcorner banks? The banking system is a hierarchy, a pyramid-of-power system, controlled from the top down and forced from there upon the people. Therefore, to remedy this situation, as cygnus1 suggested, we need to set up first a people's (99%) parallel government backed by all police and military forces, and then proceed to expell all 1%'ers out of their positions of control throughout the banking and governmental systems. Only then will the transition from today's order of iniquity become replaced with a temporary system which will work in the interest of the people, and only then can all debts and mortgages safely become erased which are now being used to steal assets from the people to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. Such a move will not include the destruction of buildings, computers and other infrastructure already in place. It will merely replace the people now running it in their own selfish interests with new ones on the basis of ethics and compassion for the people.

    2) The people of the United States need to understand that see-saw'ing between Republicans and Democrats will not solve any of their political problems. The election of Obama is a classic example of the impotence of the U.S. electorate to effect a change for the better. The power structure of Washington has for a long time ceased to function in the interests of the people, but caters to all interests of the 1% who now legally own and control all assets stolen from the people by the money-trick which I explained in item 1). In my opinion no more elections ought to be held in the U.S. until the people have succeeded to set up their own government backed by the military and police forces. That's all I have to say at this time.

  • Daily Topics - Monday October 17th, 2011   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Occupy Thoms Books!

    Reading THs books gives great clarity to what all the occupiers are standing for, in unison around the nation and the world.

  • Daily Topics - Monday October 17th, 2011   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Remember when Obama told the banksters that he was the only thing standing between them and the pitchforks? Luckily for the banksters, much of the anger has subsided and the protests are civil.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    This I truly a chance for 99% of the people to start a new party with the peoples interest i'n mind. We have the power to now save our democracy to take swift actions and restore the power to the people. This will be the only way to succeed and set an example for everywhere else the banksters have taken control.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    In reply to post #2, from Rick in Canadia -

    Voter Registration has become much more problematic here in the States lately, Rick. Thanx to ALEC, harsh penalties have been imposed in many states for any small error by any Voter Reg. organization. Even the venerable and honorable League of Women Voters have dropped their registration drives for the 2012 contest, rather than face these fines. And I'm sure I don't need to remind anyone regarding the fate of ACORN! About the best anyone can do now is to tell their family and friends to register.

    One man, one vote? Not if Goldman-Sachs, the Koch Bros. & ALEC have anything to say about it!

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    History and its accuracy is often rewritten by the victors, is it not? I remember the U.N. issued new text books for the Iraqi children, which Iraqi teachers burned in a bonfire, because they told of a new Iraqi history where the Americans came in to free them, and were their saviors and not their occupiers, torturers, murderers and thieves. And they were not allowed to speak of it.

    Whenever you run into a people who generate hate propoganda against another individual for speaking “their version” of what happened in whichever scenario it may be, then be cautious, because it is usually the case whereby such people are unable to defend themselves intellectually, so they try and lock one up for speaking their beliefs. I sincerely hope the Americans do not lose their free speech.

    I also remember years ago when the world community sent supplies into Afghanistan; Saudi Arabia and Japan sent the most. Taliban was still in power. They also had rid Afghanistan of the poppy crops (this was broadcast on the BBC and the anchorman was fired, many other media personelle quit) in favour of this new agricultural program and system which would replace immediately the old monetary system.

    The Americans flew over the great tent warehouses and began their bombing campaign starting with the food supplies, blankets, medical supplies, small family sized tents and sundry other goods; millions of dollars were spent in helping the Afghani families from all over the world.

    You make very good points concerning your comments on "who is civilized" and "who is not."

    We could go on for days, months and hours, telling of the world's atrocities and continued atrocities but it would be better to see this and other Revolutions through in order that the people may succeed in taking back their military and police forces and pull their military and assassins back home again and stop these carnages world wide.

    Then and only then will the historical records which have been so hidden from the people be laid before the people and the lies exposed in all areas, and believe you me, that is the most exciting part of all.

    Lies are never exciting, only irritating, and cannot be explained properly. Nor can lies be continually defended. And when that happens then of course people become locked up especially when they, themselves, are able to defend their stance.

    The Revolution must succeed otherwise the criminal behavior of those in power will eventually take away your free speech as well, then you will be left with nothing.

    (Please refresh the page)

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Right next to that book "Eye For An Eye" on www.archive.org is a 50+ minute collection of official US military film footage of the German death camps (the ones the Nazis ran). I heard them say several times that the victims were from many places in Europe and included some American soldiers as well. I don't remember hearing them ever say that these victims were mostly Jews. Although I'm sure they were.

    But the gist is that it wasn't just the Jews who were the victims but included other non-Jews as well. Beyond that, though, one would be hard pressed to blame the Jews very much for setting up their own camps to give a little back to the Germans. But the modern-day Jews don't want this to be known for some reason. I guess they must think it takes away from their victimhood...or something. But then again, look what they have been doing to the Palestinians all these years since they stole the Palestinians land.

    The lesson we should learn from this, though, is that atrocities can be carried out by anyone...no matter how "modern" and "civilized" you think we all are...it can happen here...maybe to us...or by us...because if you put history into perspective...it has happened over and over again since the holocaust. There have been many holocausts and atrocities carried out by those who see themselves as "civilized".

    There is yet another film at that site that shows the atrocities carried out in Afghanistan while US soldiers were present...and let it happen...took no effort to intercede on behalf of the victims.....when thousands of Pashtun speaking victims were herded into air-tight shipping containers to die and others were taken into a field to be massacred just like the Nazis massacred so many people. This film stirred up a lot of concern at the Pentagon. Made a lot of people very nervous.

    And then there are the Wikileaks films of the Bagdad helicopter massacre of the civilians and news reporters. And, there is yet another film from wikileaks that shows about a hundred civilians, many of those were children, being murdered by the US military. I don't think that film has been released yet.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    I have not read nor heard of the book "An Eye for an Eye" though I am well aware of what happened to the Germans when WWII ended as they were placed in open air camps to die. Approximately one and a half million starved to death after the war was over, when they, like others were to be freed. I will look at the book. There is never a shortage of information. There are so many of us and everybody has something to contribute and that is what makes everything in the long run workable.. Thank you.

    Usually if a speaker at a podium for example speaks quietly and mildly nobody listens or remembers what has been said. Orators usually speak in a louder sense in order to captivate the attention of a crowd. I would say that if people are more concerned with how I speak rather than what I am saying to them as I try to assist them in any way I can, then they really are not very serious about their own Revolution and its outcome.

    They must see that the bold is certainly also easier to read.


    For as long as the money system is kept in place all kinds of corruption will erupt from its presence. For as long as the money system is kept in place, all kinds of demands will be placed on the people, which otherwise would not be there.

    Following the Five steps when you have taken your nation back, will come the next round of steps to change the quantitative easing system into an even better system, called the Purchase Order system with a council of twenty-four at the head, all equally situated. Should you get this far, help will again be given to you freely by yet another. I am hoping I can continue in assisting all of you until then for so many of you are putting all you have on the line for that which you should certainly have.



  • Will violent police crackdowns against the 99% movement, like in the middle of the night in Boston, deter them?   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Well, we dont need to go completely back to the 50's and 60's in regard to consciousness raising. It was alien to many of the first guard, not a part of them, it was like clothing or something they put on. Which is why it could also come off. But many of us born after that time have internalized it. Its real to us, as it was to the core of the first guard, its part of us, and so the criticism is not going to be a real deterrent.

    And I agree, the "liberals" have failed to hold true to their principles. Although I personally see it as a function of "team spirit." Its strategy by the corporatists. Divide and conquer. If you heat people up into a frenzy of emotion, it diminishes their critical reasoning skills. The Democrats and liberals defend the indefensible from their own party because it is their "team" and they have to, having committed to that party and defended it.

    Their pride is on the line, and its painful to admit that its not a "Republican" issue, its their guys too. But, this is an opportunity. Not a sad day. Looking at both parties clearly, and seeing them as the corporate puppets they have become is wonderful. There is no real shame in being fooled. It was a concerted and well executed propaganda war against the American people and our democracy.

    Just be glad we are awake, and let go of "team" spirit. Stand on principles. Obama has failed us in terms of standing up for liberal principles. Torture, jailing people for life without trial, assassination of American citizens without trial, these are horrible, horrible things that liberals would have lost their minds had a Republican pushed through. Much like the enormous increase in spending under George W. would have inflamed conservatives had a Democrat done it.

    Its all a game. Look past the red or blue jerseys with their little elephants and donkeys on them and look at the actions of the person wearing those jerseys. If you would not tolerate it coming from the other team, dont defend "your" team when they do it. Its how the whole two party scam works.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    A lot of what you have just said is true but as far as the bold print...you are right it is easier to read but some people will take it as "shouting"...or is that "all caps" is shouting...I don't know. Where do these people come up with all of these "neticate" ideas ;-} lol. You can keep using bold print as far as I am concerned. I use bold print more sparingly, myself, to highlight certain things. Have you ever read the book "An Eye for an Eye" by John Sack? A free pdf copy can be downloaded here:
    http://ia600202.us.archive.org/1/items/AnEyeForAnEye/SACKeye.pdf
    or you can go to
    http://www.archive.org/details/AnEyeForAnEye
    for media other than pdf

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Nobody but the Pentagon and those they work for masterminded the downing of the towers. You are very correct in this entirely. The 1% and their workers, as I like to call them, of which the U.S. government is part and parcel of this agenda, continually co-conspire against nations in order to fullfill the agenda of Israel. Nobody need have enemies if they behave well toward one another, but as we all know, this is seldom the case.

    Colonel Qadaffi opened his own bank with his own currency away from the World Bank and IMF and created his own water system to purify the water for the people and he intended upon sharing this invention with all of Africa of which he, was trying to unify.

    Syria is being attacked within because Israel has long been after their "lake" (water systems). With Colonel Qadaffi's invention combined with placing a U.S./Israeli friendly government in Syria, the Israeli's would be able to sell purified water to the Arabs at cost and would have all they needed as well without shipping it from Iraq.

    The Turkish government is putting up a front before the people that they will not deal with Israel due to the murdering of people on the Turkish flotella of which Israel will not apologize, as though that would solve anything. In the meantime the Turkish government is planning "to allow NATO ships to unload missiles at Turkish Black Sea and Eastern Mediterranean ports, as part of the effort to deploy the US-engineered “missile-shield” system," for the protection of Israel, no doubt. Please also read about this:

    Anti-NATO rally held in Turkey

    www.whatreallyhappened.com

    Whilst the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad comfortably befriends King Abdullah ibn Abdul Aziz ibn Abdulrahman Aziz, the Pentagon leaks out through Wikileaks a chapter on how the Saudi Government wishes the U.S. to attack Iran. This could not be further from the truth. This was to bring tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia and the good relations between the two peoples and leaderships. Saudi Arabia has over three hundred bombers all pointed at Israel and not Iran. They do not like unrest on their borders but this goes even further than that.

    There is a dissident in Great Britain who wishes for the overturn of the Saudi Monarchy. He vies for democracy but is a hypocrite in the closest sense of the word. He allows no women in his close circle. The men have the only voice and unless this is changed that is who stirs up discontent brought about by not only the wrong division of wealth, but through the religious bigot of the true anarchists against the people. Like so many "holy books" men have rewritten it.

    Unfortunately, the Iranian Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamene believed what Wikileaks put out through an artificial leak from the Pentegon, and decided in his own right to bring about his kind of Islamic nation through the overthrow of the Arab governments bringing the Sunni and Shiite into one camp which would realise the Prophet Ali (the Prophet of the Shiites) as the Prophet of all. Julian Assange, however, did not know this and his work in all this is above reproach.

    A true Islamic nation is not based upon religion and religious bondage but upon universal truth for all men, women and children.

    In Egypt the Ayatollah hoped that the uprising would place the Muslim Brotherhood in power since President Mubarak gave them quite a few seats finally in parliament.

    In eastern Saudi Arabia, the Saudi government is trying to stop the Shiite movement and their combined movement with the Shiite in Bahrain. The same is true in Yemen. The Saudi do not want the Yemeni Shiite over the border.

    President Ali Abdullah Salah of Yemen along with the help of the Saudis cleared Aden of all the landmines in hope of bringing about an agricultural land whereby they would springboard an agricultural plan whereas people might eat, for they were selling their daughters to rich Saudi's for money. President Salah did not want the U.S. nor the British on Yemeni land, but wanted to explore his resources for he now had a plan. Israel wanted in on that plan and President Salah told them "NO" because the Israeli wished to use that agricultural land which they killed the Palestinians for.You see, President Salah invited the besieged Palestinians to join in the agricultural project and Israel was infuriated, took more land, cut down olive trees, killed farmers and fishermen and on it went. I could expound but perhaps another time.

    Just as happened in Iran some time ago, foreign forces dressed as Arab's, Shiite or Sunni (Not all Arabs are Muslim) go into a crowd and begin shooting the protesters in order to blame the ruling government. This is not the case in Bahrain, however, and that is an atrocity second to none in it's own right. But the infiltration is happening in Syria, Yemen, Lybia, and other nations.

    In short, most of what is happening in places such as Syria, Yemen, Lybia, are results of foreign intervention and occupation. In Pakistan 10,000 Blackwater agents were brought. They were placed around the Middle East and Africa to forment chaos and distrust of those Leaders who refused to work for the 1% and instead work for their people. They understand the Shiite and work closely with them. And so in short, this is what happened but is most likely not known by many.

    The Arab spring, as they like to call it in the west is authentic. They will continue to fight and they will eventually win. But I thought it should be known what other players are in the game, so to speak, and try and bring to light that knowledge which still remains in the dark.

    It is important, however, for the American people, and those of other nations to keep focused upon their own Revolution. I have revised this since first putting it on.

    I feel the bold print is easier to read. I trust I have been of some help.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Yes, I am very familiar with Rense.com. A lot of very interesting things from UFOs to conspiracies (and not all conspiracies should be dismissed (especially the Official 911 conspiracy...that some guy in a cave masterminded and box wielding Arabs brought down the WTC buildings and hit the Pentagon..especially when evidence of high-tech nano-thermite was found in the WTC dust samples).

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    You are most welcome. Here is another very informative site www.rense.com. A little bit to a lot about everything. It is important we speak about everything and listen to everything each of us has to say in order to get a clearer overall picture. Knowledge is power. And power based upon principle and courage which is what the people have, world wide, combined with understanding and knowhow: that is the way out of their dilemma.

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Here's another video of about a dozen cops dragging a woman bank customer away into a dark corner and then more cops moved in and surrounded the area in case the crowd moved to save her from these letches. She seemed just like a normal woman wanting to do business at the bank. She didn't look like a hippy, or even close, just an ordinary citizen, not making a scene, needing to do do business at her bank. These @$$-wipe cops just man-handled her...groping her. Will this all get onto main-stream media? I hope so...these white shirted pilsberry dough boys need to stay out of dunkin doughnuts and take some courses on anger management or something. Fascist pigs!

    http://www.observer.com/2011/10/occupy-wall-street-run-on-citibank-ends-...

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Breaking: 30 Citibank customers arrested for closing their account

    Was just watching Global Revolution live stream where they were live at a Citibank in LaGuardia watching the police holding 30 customers in a Citibank branch where they were in line to close their bank accounts. There was a large group of protesters outside chanting various rejoinders to the bank officals and the police, who seemed to be their in force. The livestream chat is still buzzing about the arrests and you can see various Citibank numbers passing by to call in protest, especially the Citibank customer relations number.

    www.whatreallyhappened.com

    When the people have control of the money through Quantitative easing then the money will be issued for the benefit of the people BY THE PEOPLE! If you, the people take your country back, YOU, YOURSELVES, CAN PUT THIS IN PLACE - UNTIL THE GOOD SYSTEM IS SET UP! YOU DO NOT NEED PRESIDENTIAL DECREE (WHICH WOULD NEVER COME FROM ANY U.S. PRESIDENT BECAUSE THEY DO NOT WORK FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE BUT WORK INSTEAD FOR THE 1%) ONCE YOU TAKE BACK YOUR COUNTRY!

    REMEMBER, YOU DO NOT HAVE A GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE. IT JUST DOES NOT EXIST, THEREFORE ANY CURRENT PRESIDENTIAL MANDATE "AGAINST THE PEOPLE" HOLDS NO POSSIBILITY OF RECOVERY AS LONG AS THE PEOPLE CONTINUE UP THE ROAD WITH THE FIVE STEPS.

    YOU WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO FUND YOUR HOSPITALS, WIPE OUT NATIONAL DEBT WITH THIS SOLUTION! WHAT THE BANKS DO IN THE NEGATIVE, YOU, THE PEOPLE CAN DO IN THE POSITIVE THROUGH YOUR SHADOW GOVERNMENT! - Cygnus1

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    30 people were arrested while waiting in line trying to close their Citibank accounts. I just watched the video of them being arrested by those fat white-shirted ticks in NYC. Man, what is this country coming to? Thanks Cygnus1!

  • Big victory for the Occupy Wall Street movement....   13 years 44 weeks ago

    Wall St. Bankers Dismiss Protesters as Unsophisticated

    Without a coherent message, the crowds will ultimately thin out, Wall Street types insist — especially when the weather turns colder. They see the protesters as an entertaining sideshow, little more than flash mobs of slackers, seeking to lock arms with Kanye West or get a whiff of the antiestablishment politics that defined their parents' generation.

    Louis XVI said much the same thing.

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