finally proof of the american murder of its own citizens

USA is disgusting and genocidal

Originally posted by sadchild01
finally proof of the american murder of its own citizens

USA is disgusting and genocidal

Really? And where do you hail from?

I am a solutionist and I wish to share with you the best diet
i've experienced in my life

It simly consisted of grapefruit and oranges and banana, avocado, tomato, onion, garlic, jallapino, cillantro, lime, egg, olive oil, black beans and tortillas.
sorry but I have to say this, my turds were huge and perfect!
a GP would've givin me 5 stars for shiny health, this is important.

My Mexican and Californian escapades taught me alot on survival...I've always travelled light, never needed a purse(love my natural beauty).
It seems that urban Canadian living is impossible to survive in, if you play by the rules that is, the good guy is always the one that gets ripped off. If you pass off as having nothing, and show misery and make yourself invisible, mayby you can circulate freely. No one wants what you have, exept your life mayby, as part of an initiation into a gang!

For the first time in my life, I am apreciated for always being honest in my dealings, I have peace and kind friendships. Real good karma, but with responsability...so there is light and there are good people in this World.

I am preparing a simple urban high energy diet for winter days that I will share.

I truly believe there is a coverup of this story, its the American way to hypnotise its inhabitants. The memory of these things that happen to us as a race are registered in our souls anyway.

We all carry a major load in our soul, memory of every one you come from, in your genes, in every cell. The soul wants to experience what it knows, seeking to recreate history, which has not been rosy for some.












[edit on 27-2-2009 by HulaAnglers]

This is just like an anecdote so take it for what it is worth. Also I don't think the government has the responsibility to take care of people no matter how bad things get, and I think the New Deal was a huge crock. I'd have been down with the industrialists who wanted to use the military to depose FDR.

But anyway my family is kind of a Big Deal. Nobody ask me for a loan, I'm just a longhaired libertarian and not on good terms with any of them. But my great grandfather was a selectman or whatever in Kennebunkport. Well it gets cold in Maine in the winter (duh) and there were lots of hobos and drifters even up that way. They definitely weren't encouraged to hang around but sometimes there wasn't much you could do. In the Depression even a lot of the really nice old homes were vacant and people would break in, or else they'd set up shanties on the outskirts of town. Sometimes the constable had to get rough with these people and sometimes they'd just die of starvation or exposure or whatever naturally. All really sad but hey, that's the way the cookie crumbles.

Anyway my great grandfather was chairman of what was called the "beautification committee". What they basically did was they'd take some local cops out with shovels when some drifter died or something, and they'd bury them in the middle of nowhere. Word had come down from Washington through unofficial channels (somebody's cousin told somebody's cousin who told somebody's buddy or whatever) that starvation and exposure deaths were not to be reported if they could be avoided, and nobody wants a bunch of dead drifters laying around and nobody wants to pay to bury them anywhere so....what are you gonna do?

So I can say there were def. lots of unreported deaths in at least some parts of the country. I'm sure the "coverup" was probably nationwide. Besides I heard stories about all kinds of people needing to "disappear" for all kinds of reasons and not being heard from again. It was easier back then.

Originally posted by manganesejolt
Also I don't think the government has the responsibility to take care of people no matter how bad things get

Oh how I disagree with you on this one!
The government is responsable for getting us into this mess in the first place...