Posted by
Paul Jones on Wednesday, January 07, 2009 1:25:50 AM
I've grown tired of this endless barage of amazing bull. The criminals that mascarade as government officials have stolen our freedom, and infect every aspect of our lives. The British empire restrained us less than we and our children are being shackled now. Both parties have been consumed by greed and treachery. Lying to us and extorting the fruits of our labor to empower themselves is their primary occupation. They have become so arrogant that their isn't even an attempt to hide their intention to subvert us. Between the Bushs, Clintons, Kennedys, and the perpetual encumbancy of congress; we are being being ruled not governed. Their appetite for power is insatiable. As they on one hand enable and collude with financial gangsters, monopolized labor unions, and environmental extremists; on the other they subsidize the largest communist state on the face of the earth via what has to be the most lopsided self destructive trade policy imaginable. We allow foreigners to routinely enter our country and attach themselves to our paychecks so as to provide an additional voting block for our royals. Our ability to control our own destiny and standard of living are being incrementally destroyed. We have turned into a country of whores and sheep. I'll let you guess who gets the best of that deal, and it's not the sheep. I don't believe in Big Foot, and I don't want to run off to Montana and start a militia, but the storm is here, and it looks pretty huge big to me. We can't solve problems with the same people and ideology that caused them. A third party will never be tolerated by the crowned clowns unless it is formed and funded by someone with great character, courage, intellect, common & business sense, communicative skills, influence, and a boat load of money. He/she ( if in existence )would have recognized this situation and already surfaced by now. So much for "Americas Best and Brightest List". That leaves the historically likely scenarios ---
Depression punctuated by increased tryanny
Depression setting off a revolution
Depression bringing about a war.
Not a very bright picture, but if left with no other choice I'd prefer to dust off and read my copy the Declaration of Independence. There -It's been said.