[Peace-discuss] ...sundaes on the phone to monday
"E. Wayne Johnson 朱稳森"
ewj at pigs.ag
Tue Oct 18 19:04:59 CDT 2011
If they do these things in a green tree,
what will they do in a dry?
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"We can count on the government and police to overreact. They always do
and it always makes the change far more violent. The police will start
shooting protestors with no reason. Protestors will go home, pick up
some of the 194 million guns in the United States and come back and
start shooting cops."/
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AWA
Americans with an Attitude
Bob Moriarty
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty101711.html
It doesn’t take long to overthrow a government. Algeria took a couple of
months, Egypt took only three weeks. As of now, the Occupy Wall Street
event is in its fourth week. It took three weeks of total silence for
the news media before they even began to pay attention.
The Revolution probably started on September 24th as Deputy Inspector
Anthony Bologna <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nws2ha8AuE> of the New
York Police Department casually took out a pepper spray canister and
blasts some young women already in the custody of the police. It was all
caught on camera as he slithered away.
The mainstream media has yet to really come to grips with the protest.
Neither Wall Street nor Washington DC has yet to come to terms with the
protests that have now spread all over the country.
It’s true there is no coherent and single message coming from the
protestors. All revolutions begin as an unorganized mob of people each
with their own agenda. What neither Washington, nor Wall Street get is
that Americans are finally waking up. Sure, lots of people were talking
about the dangers of derivatives years ago and the stealing going on in
Wall Street. But Americans had it pretty good and as long as the
paychecks came in, everything was just fine.
Paychecks have stopped for 23.1% of Americans now unemployed; many will
never again hold a well-paid job. Those jobs have been shipped overseas
and today some 46 million Americans are on food stamps. You can take
your pick as to what has caused this attitude adjustment on the part of
Americans. An incredible 22.5% of mortgages are underwater. Do the
owners of those houses really believe prices will recover or are they
hanging on like a cat trying to climb a chalkboard?
Americans have an attitude. It’s going to get worse until we have a
massive revolution in the way this country is run. Objectively speaking,
it is a no win situation. The government has made promises they cannot
possibly honor. Many jobs have been lost forever and Americans are going
to go through a long and painful process of adjusting to living with
less, in many cases, a lot less.
The 1% doesn’t get it and every time a Rove or Bloomberg or Cantor open
their mouths, it becomes more obvious. Americans are pissed and they
will continue to multiply on the streets until we have a change of
government and attitude.
We can count on the government and police to overreact. They always do
and it always makes the change far more violent. The police will start
shooting protestors with no reason. Protestors will go home, pick up
some of the 194 million guns in the United States and come back and
start shooting cops.
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