Sunday, February 20, 2011
Protesters & Revolutionaries
There's something in the air. Civil unrest here at home and revolutions on the other side of the world.
People appear to be sick & tired of being sick & tired.
Dictators & despots beware, here's your sign.
What was once a democracy has morphed into something that resembles a fascist state of corpocracy here in the US. Others in the Mideast and Africa are fighting decades of oppressive dictators. The corruption and abuse has brought people out in the street.
After decades of abuse and fixed elections the people of Tunisia started a revolution that took a month of protests to remove the despot Ben Ali from power.
It took 18 days of continuous protests in Egypt to get Mubarak to step down. Just days after Mubarak stepped down the people of Libya started a rebellion but Qaddafi has unleashed brutal military force and hundreds have died.
There apparently is a way to conduct a "nonviolent revolution" .
Me thinks we need to study this.
The people of Wisconsin elected a new governor (Scott Walker) but now there's a problem. He is trying to break up the unions and there also appears to be some collusion between Walker and governors of other states with a shared agenda. It should be noted these are republican governors with a shared agenda, a secret plan sometimes referred to as a cabal.
Rachel Maddow has an explanation of the Wisconsin Governor's power grab...
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And there is more...
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Here is another that exposes the cabal with a crank phone call...Good Stuff...
People appear to be sick & tired of being sick & tired.
Dictators & despots beware, here's your sign.
What was once a democracy has morphed into something that resembles a fascist state of corpocracy here in the US. Others in the Mideast and Africa are fighting decades of oppressive dictators. The corruption and abuse has brought people out in the street.
After decades of abuse and fixed elections the people of Tunisia started a revolution that took a month of protests to remove the despot Ben Ali from power.
It took 18 days of continuous protests in Egypt to get Mubarak to step down. Just days after Mubarak stepped down the people of Libya started a rebellion but Qaddafi has unleashed brutal military force and hundreds have died.
There apparently is a way to conduct a "nonviolent revolution" .
Me thinks we need to study this.
The people of Wisconsin elected a new governor (Scott Walker) but now there's a problem. He is trying to break up the unions and there also appears to be some collusion between Walker and governors of other states with a shared agenda. It should be noted these are republican governors with a shared agenda, a secret plan sometimes referred to as a cabal.
Rachel Maddow has an explanation of the Wisconsin Governor's power grab...
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And there is more...
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Here is another that exposes the cabal with a crank phone call...Good Stuff...
