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Topic started on 10-10-2008 @ 12:39 PM by magicmushroom

The American way of life is dead…


english.pravda.ru
.... and like a beheaded corpse, still stumbling around, it has yet to come to that realization that should be obvious to anyone.

The American way of life, a system unsustainable by any stretch of the imagination, was facilitated on two facts: cheap gas and a valuable currency, the currency than morphing into cheap credit.

(visit the link for the full news article)


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 01:31 PM by Annie Mossity
reply to post by burdman30ott6



Pravda? ...snnnnnfttt... smells like Sorcha to me.

...not you burdman, the linked "article" [].

 


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 01:47 PM by mystiq
Attempting to live middle class, with technology is not a questionable dream, but the right of everyone, including the billions abused by our federal reserve monetary system. The world has been shafted, as certain individuals contain most of the world's wealth, the Rothschild's apparently 1/3 to 1/2 off all the world's wealth in one family, according to which source you believe. Everyone in every country has been trapped in this insanity, some brainwashed into thinking its not the system but the fault of the poor, though many see through it. But our landfills and filled with coffee machines that leak and die several times a year, and all kinds of faulty goods that only a generation ago lasted for countless years, when corporations still took pride in quality, and the price was modest in comparison to the average wage as well. And we are told the fault of the landfills belongs to us, not the corporations and their degraded items made to last like the degraded lightbulb, and all their packagings, in a market that is highly controlled, and very few farmers markets or year round grass roots free enterprises to buy a booth at.

The fault isn't in the dream of living decently, but in the system that forces slaughter of humans, and the degradation of the planet for the profit of a few old men and their offspring.
We need to drive the message home that we will redesign our own communities, a moneyless resource community. We don't need to buy into Project Venus with its large price tag. If many people step out together, who have lost homes and jobs, and pool their tools, they can build their own cob villages and solar cells and windmills, and they can be connected and develop the future for all life on earth. Its time to so no to this system of winners and losers, because in it, we all lose, and a couple ugly twisted old men hold the worlds purse, men who are so jaded that it takes the blood of innocence to turn them on.


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 02:09 PM by marg6043
reply to post by budski



Thanks budski you understood the Op very well a star for you, regretfully the blind patriots out there still are holding to the last string of a long gone era when our nation use to be the queen of the world.

Is long gone people, get it long gone, the brightest start of the world is indebted to it' teeth and living on borrowed money along with indebted citizens living beyond their means.

Our wages has been downgraded our wealth builders outsource and our system of government that was an example for the world is now run by corrupted politicians and greed.

Yes Russia had plenty of skeletons in its closet but guess what people America's closets are getting as crowded.



[edit on 10-10-2008 by marg6043]


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 02:14 PM by Ian McLean
reply to post by mystiq


Kudos, well said.

It speaks poorly for our society and industrial goals, the quality of the trash being manufacturered.

People: shop garage-sales! It's amazing what people don't know they have.

Blenders that don't burn out or break after two years, rugged shortwave radios, appliances and utensils make of quality steel.... things of by-gone generations, not to be found in the stores of today.

Support local community micro-economics.

To the OP: Really, Pravda? Although I do admire how they can turn an evocative phrase sometimes. "A beheaded corpse, still stumbling around"? What, did they learn that one during the 90's?


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