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zenfahr, on 17 September 2012 - 03:19 PM, said:

As an american, I dont feel like my vote, or voice has any effect in OUR govern't.  Maybe Im just on the wrong team, but when I look around and the majority of people around me also think the same, and Im talking people from both parties here. And the same plan seems to continue.... endless wars, companies moving out of countries, tax breaks for the richest, cuts on good working social programs.... etc.... yeah I think someone else is pulling the strings.

Whats worse, is the brain washing of people here.  If you are a christian, therefore you are a rebublican.  If you are a democrat well then you cant be a christian.
Then you see right winged christian supporters cheer over billboards that read.... "only god can judge terrorist, its the mission of the marine corp to arrange the meeting"
That is basically saying its our mission to kill anyone labeled a terrorist. Isn't killing a sin?  Once you labeled a person a terrorist, did you not just judge that person?  And what makes you a terrorist in the first place? The people here are so brain washed that they cant seem to think for themselves.  They hear it supported in our most sacred places, and take the word that it is the truth, and that they are rightous people.   This is not an attack at Rebublican or Faithful people, most I have met think along the same lines as I do, the middle path.  But this is what you see in the media.  It seems to me that there is an active campaine to separate the american people. To keep them confused to what is going on, and to divert all attention to other meaningless issues... gay marriage, Obama's birth cert, the NFL, NBA, the new fall season of TV, The lates Hollowood Drama.... so on and on.

Excellent points!  We can vote every election and only get different faces but same old policies, and politicans reporting to their same old corporate bosses. When was the last time a new administration reversed the decisions of a previous administration?? Politician play on the people's emotions and then once elected keep the same policies but describe the situation with words that caters to the audience. So if you're democrat they say redistribute taxes so everyone has a fair shot and if you're republican, they say cut taxes. In either case it seems to be all about lowering income taxes... lol.

And why do they want starve the government of resources and make the masses poor (and perhaps 1% wealthy)?  This is the question we should all be asking?

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unit, on 19 September 2012 - 11:52 PM, said:

the money is fake and they already know it. so you can personally drag as many alien corpses as you want to the president himself, i don't think it's going to make a difference.

most skeptics will choose to overlook something like post #8

http://lmgtfy.com/?q...ey bill clinton
http://lmgtfy.com/?q...e shock tactics

[edit: fixed snooty google did you mean... error]

The Club of Rome is one of the key organizations. There are knee deep in the clandesine effort to influence the world by reducing the world's population, creating a one world government and creating a unitary currency.

All who have experienced a personal economic downturn since 2008 may or may not be aware, the plan has been to create economic parity among all the nations of the world. This in part means that nations with economic resources have to transfer wealth to nations with limited economic wealth. Over the last 20 to 30 years, we have seen ecomomic (capital) growth in nations such as Mexico, Russia, China, India, South Korean, Vietnam, Brazil and other asian countries. Western Europe and the United States have seen wages to cost of living ratio decline. All this has been a systematic effort to equalize living standards of people around the world.

This is not the consequence of random market forces. This is not because of some unforeseen tech bubble, oil bubble, housing bubble or risky financial speculators. This is happening because of deliberate manipulation by the world's central bankers.

In their own words:
In the field of income redistribution and the financing of development, a substantial increase in financial transfers from rich to poor, especially the poorest, countries (with a per capita income less than $200) is considered necessary. More automaticity and more influence of developing countries in the transfer mechanism is required; some forms of international taxes are mentioned as examples of automatic financing. The report recommends that a negotiating forum for an orderly settlement of past debts of the poorest nations be set up, and favour multilateral financing.

Reshaping the International Order (1976)
Jan Tinbergen, (1976) Reshaping the International Order, New York: E.P. Dutton. P. 555