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The obvious answer
by Herb Ruhs, MD
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Bush and his allies don't belong in office. They belong in jail.
This so-called "election" is just a diversion from the pressing need to investigate, prosecute, try and jail a nest of immoral criminals that have successfully pulled off a coup and taken control of our government and military.
If we succeed in finding justice from a court system that has been systematically corrupted over many years by criminal elements pursuing illegal gain from drugs, stock swindles, embezzlement and misuse of public funds, war profiteering and a host of other crimes, some known, many unknown, then we may be able to avoid a civil war and win back our freedom from this criminally inspired police state non-violently.
If, as seems likely, the criminals are so deeply entrenched in power that they can not be removed by peaceful means then the weight of their crimes will inexorably mount until spontaneous concerted action by the vast majority of the robbed and dispossessed population is turned against them, and they are swept into the sewer of history along with the likes of Marcos, Pinochet, Bautista, The Shah of Iran, and the rest of their slimy friends. Necessity breeds action.
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Let me get this straight. When the Burmese criminals in power turn away aid to the victims
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If we succeed in finding justice from a court system that has been systematically corrupted over many years by criminal elements pursuing illegal gain from drugs, stock swindles, embezzlement and misuse of public funds, war profiteering and a host of other crimes, some known, many unknown, then we may be able to avoid a civil war and win back our freedom from this criminally inspired police state non-violently.
If, as seems likely, the criminals are so deeply entrenched in power that they can not be removed by peaceful means then the weight of their crimes will inexorably mount until spontaneous concerted action by the vast majority of the robbed and dispossessed population is turned against them, and they are swept into the sewer of history along with the likes of Marcos, Pinochet, Bautista, The Shah of Iran, and the rest of their slimy friends. |
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of their hurricane (they call them typhoons there) the international community feels justified in calling for the use of force to deliver aid, against the directions of the despotic Burmese regime. Well enough.
But what about when the same thing happened with Katrina? Why was the international community silent when the despotic regime in Washington persisted in denying aid to the victims of a similar disaster?
Well, that's a rhetorical question, isn't it?
The obvious answer is that no one wants to move up a notch on the Washington enemies list, and be at risk of economic sanctions or outright military attack at some point in the future when the thug in chief of the criminal enterprise, that has become the US Government, decides it is their turn to be "taught a lesson" about being with them rather than against them.
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Honesty does not preclude delusion, so we have Liberals.
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