Here are two stories about justice, DC-style justice.
Does anyone really think fat Algore didn't have his hands all over those women in his hotel rooms? Is anyone surprised that the Climate King was looking for a quickie? And, did you really think the authorities would file charges against The Man Who Would Be King, in spite of the complaints by several women, and other evidence?
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/prosecutors_won_pursue_charges_against_pK9UlwTnFctPQ1GBMsEHKJ
Then there's NY Rep. Charlie Rangel, the longest serving liar, thief, and con-artist, in congress. Charlie was found to have blatantly violated at least 13 major ethics rules, with several of those violations being actual federal crimes, such as mail fraud and tax evasion. Fact is, Charlie has been ducking subpoenas and grand juries most of his political career, a career built on defiance and arrogance. You see, Charlie believes that only fools, (ie: you and me) have to pay tax and obey the laws. (he must hang out with John Kerry) It looks like, once again, old Charlie's gonna get a get-out-of-jail-free card. And when the media maggotts asked people up in Harlem what should be done with Charlie, they gave answers like, "gives him anutter chance", "we loves him", dis is all da White mans fault", "why don't dey pick on all dem White guys". Surprised? I'm not...
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/ethics_committee_wants_rangel_reprimanded_9IZ3aIoioxN4S6pMfIsu5K
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Two more, ready for the New American Peoples Tribunal, post the revolution, that's all. As I've said, it will be like the French Revolution this time. Lots and lots of rich / powerful people will be killed.
(I actually talked to an uber-lib, old hippy buddy of mine this week, who teared up, and told me I'd been right all along, that the country is headed for BIG trouble, and that there's almost no way back BUT by force. There may be hope yet.)
That from an old hippy buddy? Wow! Even they know what's needed. But, while most of us struggle with the thought of doing what our forefathers did, (literally fight to save our country) the abuses go on. We've reached the point where this govt. has absolutely no regard for the will of the people. We have been relegated to the status of "worker ants", who's sole function is to earn and produce, then give away (or allow to be taken) all that we've earned. Can you think of a better reason to take to the streets? Or, perhaps we should wait until we're all in chains. Literally.
Personally, i don't believe the American people have the will to actually fight for their country in the way that may be needed. But i also believe there just may be enough of us to get the job done. The mid-term election results will, i believe, make it clear what our future actions should be.
ttp://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/
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Talk about appropriate. Bring our troops home because soon they may be needed more here. Let the Afghans build their own country.
http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/
Article/542171/201007301830/Will-Washingtons-Failures-Lead-To-Second-American-Revolution-.aspx
I just read that article. Scary, scary shit when a publication like that is asking such a question.
Are they planting the seeds?
Do they need to?
Every avalanche needs a small start.
every politician of this nature needs to be publicly humiliated and jailed. all of his ill-gained stuff should be up for public auction. Then, he should be urinated on by a gay communist
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"Arizona is where the old republic will stand or fall. It is showdown at high noon. Either America returns to its constitutional system based on real federalism, states' rights, individual liberty and decentralized power, or it continues to slide toward the darkness of a socialist superstate. Washington - with its swollen bureaucracy, imperial arrogance, rampant corruption and dangerous detachment from ordinary citizens - is despised and distrusted by many Americans. A secession of the heart is taking place - a profound alienation from the liberal ruling class. In the future, many states - including Arizona - may decide they have no other option but to break away from the union. The choice is becoming starkly apparent: devolution or dissolution."
– Jeffrey T. Kuhner
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