collect the whole set

http://conspiracycards.com/Truth_Troopers.htm

Enk, I should’ve posted this a while back, the images are powerful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RGRXCgMdz9A

http://images2.dailykos.com/i/user/123/oct15.JPG

good news wwnj! Somalia is still a paradise of unfettered darwinian free markets!
Go Galt! No, really, just go! You can pull yourself up by your bootstraps there like no where else! No dang gubermint! yeehaw! woot!

About Sally, from Sally’s blog: http://movementvision.org/media/

Click on Sally’s name at the top of that foxnewts link
she has 15 posts for fox

shhhh knarly, please! goodness knows wwnj has done his darnedest to pin our present state of affairs on negroes n mexicans (plus that boy and his administration), pointing out the actual reality is so impolite. ;)

5:30am on the way to #OccupyWallSt eviction

Riding the New York City subway at 5:30 am on a weekday is a radicalizing experience. Unlike 9:00 am when the trains are filled with middle class and upper middle class mostly white folks, headed to their good jobs with good or even great pay and reasonable work hours, the subway at 5:30 in the morning is filled with mostly black folks, most of them older — going to work at this ungodly hour not because they’re lazy but because this is all the work they can get.

The fact that black folks like those on this train get up earlier than white folks, on average nationwide commute longer and work later in life but are still disproportionately in dead end, low paying jobs is clearly not a function of laziness. No one on a subway train at 5:30 in the morning is lazy. They get up extra early find their seats in our broken system.

http://movementvision.org

OWS seems to be an inchoate mass of frustration, protest against injustice, lack of responsibility and financial criminality. No one went to jail for fraudulently labeling junk mortgages as AAA (America’s Treasury debt is below that according to the same bunch of criminals at Moody’s). Financial wizards (criminals) created CDSs or credit default swapss and blew these up into a $60 Trillion (yes, Trillion) dollar dark (unregulated) market. When this bubble of bullshit burst it erased Trillions of dollars in real assets. Google shadow banking system and CDOs. Watch the movie Inside Job for more info (no, it isn’t like Loose Change ;)

OWS is real grass roots, mud and shit n hippies n stuff. The TeaBaggers were funded by the Koch brothers and directed by Dick Armey. They riled up a bunch of old white grumpy assholes and racists about ‘th dang gubbermint is th problem!’ Yes, the government deregulated these markets so that is a big part of the problem (Gramm Leach Bliley). Free markets work great when there is strong oversight and transparency, they inevitably lead to ruin when you let the Rethugs at the tiller (or the till – which Presidents ran up our debt and crashed the economy?)

btw you can send a pizza or two to the OWS protestors via various internet sites (thanks Al Gore!)

Sally Kohn seems like a reasonable person, how the hell did she get a job w fox?

In America today, 400 people have more wealth than the bottom 150 million combined. That’s not because 150 million Americans are pathetically lazy or even unlucky. In fact, Americans have been working harder than ever — productivity has risen in the last several decades. Big business profits and CEO bonuses have also gone up. Worker salaries, however, have declined.

Most of the Occupy Wall Street protesters aren’t opposed to free market capitalism. In fact, what they want is an end to the crony capitalist system now in place, that makes it easier for the rich and powerful to get even more rich and powerful while making it increasingly hard for the rest of us to get by. The protesters are not anti-American radicals. They are the defenders of the American Dream, the decision from the birth of our nation that success should be determined by hard work not royal bloodlines.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/10/14/understanding-occupy-wall-street/

A great column from a surprising source.

Gee, what a whiner.

http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/bestoftv/2011/10/13/ac-gop-views-occupy-wall-st.cnn&hpt=hp_c1&

The Rolling stone piece was good as well, he has some proposals that are very reasonable. I like (4), all you have to do is change the classification of the tax rate of hedge funds without changing other capital gains. I don’t mind (3) but not sure how you would enforce it. (5) not a bad idea but shareholders should be enforcing it, not government. Also this stupid idea of taxing people that make over a million dollars is going to make this problem worse, which will make (5) more necessary, which makes things worse…

So facially absurd are the claims here — why would Iran possibly wake up one day and decide that it wanted to engage in a Terrorist attack on U.S. soil when it could much more easily kill Saudi officials elsewhere? and if Iran and its Quds Force are really behind this inept, hapless, laughable plot, then nothing negates the claim that Iran is some Grave Threat like this does — …

http://politics.salon.com/2011/10/12/the_very_scary_iranian_terror_plot/

hurf durf!