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reply posted on 21-5-2011 @ 03:04 PM by randyvs
reply to post by dl2one


One thing about all these happenings my countrymen and women England and Canada. Being of the most comfortable societies. Dosn't that put us with the most to lose at the end of it all. This tyranny as it is progresses toward our comfortable anniliation everday. if you handicapp the ruling elites past performances and consider the evidence of their williungness to repeat history because of their tried and true methodologies.
Is it not obvious that many of us will see the final curtain close at the same time ? All according to grand scheme
that they themselves have warned us about. It seems we may go quietly into the night.
Never fear, it seems the rest of the world has the cahounnies to avenge us at least. That's my best rederick on the matter.

"For nothing in politics ever happens by accident. If it does happen ? You can believe, it was planned". FDR
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reply posted on 21-5-2011 @ 03:30 PM by Mailman
I will not sit here and deny the fact that governments are mismanaging tax dollars and misrepresenting populations around the globe. When I look at glimpses of all the recent protests from Egypt to now Spain, I see one underlying similarity.

The age of the people protesting. There appears to be an exhorbant amount of college aged people attending these rallies from Egypt to Lybia, to Syria to Spain etc. I have expressed my concerns in other related threads.

Its obvious these movements spring up out of a more obscure, better funded agenda IMO. Then it just becomes the "cool" thing to do if you ask me.

There is no doubt that corrupt governments are bringing the rest of this world to its knees, but do these young people really have a clue? Have they ever considered what its like to work fifty to sixty hours a week doing hard manual labor? It is all rainbows and butterflies to them! What did they do to pay for their tuitions to get a higher education? The majority of the faces I see in the images of these rallies answers that question for me.

Sensationalising this just to be part of the cool trend is disgusting!

I am also missing the point here I think. If these rallys are based on unemployment rates, why on earth do you blame a government for that? We all hear it almost everyday that jobs are up or down x amount compaired to previous administrations, but why?

Why are you relying on the same corrupt government to make a job for you? It shouldn't be their department.
I know things all tie together and revolve around world banking and governments, but still. Your demanding they control your livelihood. That in itself is perplexing to me and I have to question the underlying agendas of the organizers of these protests.


reply posted on 21-5-2011 @ 04:18 PM by DJMSN
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No media blackout...Fox had stories on the protest a coupple of days ago and yesterday. For the most part the protest are peaceful even though the Spanosh Goverment has banned or tried to ban the gatherings. the Spainish people are upset over the unemployment and the Country has elections scheduled shortly. My guess is with all the other stories that are ongoing at the moment like Obama's Isreal statement and the floods in the south thhe story has not recieved as much attention as maybe it should have but the protests has been non-violent and if it doesn't bleed then it don't lead at least on Americas news. The size of the protest are amazing literally tens of thousands but maybe not so unusal before an election as the different parties try to drum up support.

www.foxnews.com...
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reply posted on 21-5-2011 @ 10:05 PM by blackrain17
reply to post by SkipperJohn


Unless it's a Muslim country, US won't show them revolting. Once again, how convenient...


reply posted on 22-5-2011 @ 01:18 AM by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by kcoyote


Anyone knows what group, or groups put this together?

This sounds EXACTLY like the "socialist/social democratic" parties and movements that came about in times before, and from which the wellfare state came about, and how centralized governments were formed and together with the banksters took control of the world...

I am thinking soon enough a "messiah" type will appear claiming he has all the answers, and these people will belive him, or his group only to find themselves deeper into the hole.

This is unfortunately nothing new.

How do any of you know that this was not allowed, and even paid for by the very same people we all want out of their sits of power?...

Remember that the rich elites want a One World Government, and they need a good excuse and the willingness of people to accept it.

They will promise everything under the Sun just so the people will accept the rich elites' One World Government.

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reply posted on 22-5-2011 @ 01:29 AM by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by kcoyote


The Hispanic news media has been reporting this since day one down here in sunny South Florida.

I guess since it is happening in a country of Spanish speaking people that might be the reason why it is not shown on other news media, at least it could be the reason why it hasn't been shown yet by English speaking news media..
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reply posted on 22-5-2011 @ 02:02 AM by ElectricUniverse
Even wikepedia cannot hide this fact.

State-directed economySee also: State-directed economy
A state-directed economy is a system where either the state or worker cooperatives own the means of production, but economic activity is directed to some degree by a government agency or planning ministry through coordinating mechanisms such as indicative planning and dirigisme. This differs from a centralised planned economy (or a command economy) in that micro-economic decision making, such as quantity to be produced and output requirements, are left to managers and workers in the state and cooperative enterprises rather than being mandated by a comprehensive economic plan from a centralised planning board. However, the state will plan long-term strategic investment and seek to coordinate at least some aspects of production. It is possible for a state-directed economy to have elements of both a market and planned economy. For example, investment decisions may be semi-planned by the state, but decisions regarding production may be determined by the market mechanism.

State-directed socialism can also refer to technocratic socialism; economic systems that rely on technocratic management over the means of production and economic policy.

In western Europe, particularly in the period after World War II, many socialist and social democratic parties in government implemented what became known as mixed economies, some of which included a degree of state-directed economic activity. In the biography of the 1945 UK Labour Party Prime Minister Clement Attlee, Francis Beckett states: "the government... wanted what would become known as a mixed economy".[32] Beckett also states that "Everyone called the 1945 government 'socialist'." These governments nationalised major and economically vital industries while permitting a free market to continue in the rest. These were most often monopolistic or infrastructural industries like mail, railways, power and other utilities. In some instances a number of small, competing and often relatively poorly financed companies in the same sector were nationalised to form one government monopoly for the purpose of competent management, of economic rescue (in the UK, British Leyland, Rolls-Royce), or of competing on the world market.
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