Reply #9: Until a critical mass of Americans admit that the real terrorists live at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave...

[warren pease]

...and that their phony "war on terror" is just another of their get rich quick schemes, this shit will continue and get incrementally worse and more abusive.

Their fight isn't against some raggedy assed group of "Islamofascists" called Al CIA-duh -- a wholly owned subsidiary of US intelligence (if that's not too much of an oxymoron) created, funded, armed, trained and deployed to the USSR/Afghanistan border to fight another of the dozens of US-sponsored proxy wars against the USSR.

They're just the designated patsies who must shoulder the blame for "the events of 9/11"(tm) so the Bushies and their cronies can have an excuse for their orgy of patriotic war profiteering.

As with all governments, totalitarian or relatively benign, the people are the real enemy. The Bushies' real war on terror is fought against American citizens on multiple fronts: disinformation, propaganda, demonstrations of police and military power, corporate boosterism, wage and debt slavery, induced alienation and an entire fascist security state awaiting the flick of a switch to go live.

The whole idea is keeping the peasants docile, scared and powerless so they won't bitch as their pockets are picked yet again and whatever's still in them is transferred upward and into the insatiably greedy palms of the top 2 percent.

Pretty soon, only a couple of pennies and some lint will remain. At that point, the peasants will lose their value to the predatory thieves who have used them for decades as their own private cash cows and financial reserves. What happens then is anybody's guess, but it's unlikely to be very pleasant.

Welcome to the new world order, a remarkable recreation of the Third Reich, with updated technology and great advances in PR and advertising. All that's missing is some really cool black uniforms with lightning bolts and deaths heads, and that signature thud of a jackboot breaking down your door.

But have patience; that's probably not too far off. In Minnesota, it already arrived last week.


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