The "economic collapse" is nothing more than an organized delusive scheme on the part of a collusion of usurious bankers and tycoons to augment their power and wealth through "bailout bills" ratified by their paid agents in Congress. As their fiscal policies eliminate thousands of jobs each month they laugh in luxury at the complacency and gullibility of the "American people". Why should they be concerned about any public "backlash" regarding their enormous embezzlement scam? Around 130 million people reportedly voted in the last election for two state-controlled parties thinking they have a "choice". You do the math. Saturate the hedonist populace with a surfeit of entertainment and you effectively nullify any potential mass protestation.
Society has always been a symbiosis between a powerful ruling minority (overt or covert) and a powerless subservient majority for civil progress or regress. The mission of the ruling minority is to stay in power by diverting the attention and energy of the masses from overthrowing them towards divergent channels to occupy their time and discharge their collective force.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing inherently wrong with an oligarchy per se; for the value of a government resides not in its form, but in the type of individuals in control. These particular people in charge of America (avaricious bankers) prefer a population of servile morons and their numerical increase; and thus oppose any notion of improving man, for an intelligent free nation is the last thing they desire.
Thank you for posting his picture. We need more pictures of these parasites that are sucking our blood and living off our life savings. Let's make them spend all their money on bodyguards and bullet proof vehicles. Paste their pictures all over the streets in case someone gets close enough get even.
ReplyDeleteYes, I fully support publicizing the photos of these amoral leeches.
ReplyDeleteThe Bloomberg article reveals that his new "suite" will have: "premium grade Madico Inc. "Safety Shield 800" blast-proof window film."
Yes, by the look of that smirk on his face I'm sure he's lacquered up his soul and liquored up his brain on his high and mighty horse, living only for the moment with no thought of karma or retribution. He and his demon comrades will be looking over their shoulders the rest of their lives ... and once the zombies wake up it's Pandit for dinner.
ReplyDeleteLike a scene from Romero's "Night of the Living Dead", when the zombies start munching.
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