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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

If the ruling class wants to rule, they have to control food, water, energy, 
transportation, procreation, and barter exchange somehow, etc.

Remember T. Boone Pickens' plant to build that huge wind farm in TX?  Rumors 
were that he cancelled it a month or so ago,
but he then stated it was cancelled, but delayed,,,,,,, because he can't get 
the financing, and there aren't enough transmission 
lines to transmitt any energy he produced to get it to the masses....    
Guess getting electricity to the masses isn't important.

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"It's when they fail to save what little is left that the flames will begin 
in earnest." ~ Ray Zentz 

 

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From: Lynn Wigglesworth <lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com>
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Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2009 1:42:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Homestead] Democrats, past, present and future-was Video


From: "EarthNSky" <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>

> Just to clarify, don't you think that turning the government over to
> Wall Street is to the same end as the rich getting richer through
> friends in high places who relaxed rules to their own advantage?  To me,
> both parties are guilty of this.

Yep. Doesn't seem to matter who's president. That was the point of the video 
Leslie posted the other day...international money concerns are running 
everything, including both parties. I'm not big on conspiracy theories, but 
I suspect there is a lot of truth in that one, but I'd also include 'big 
ag', 'big pharmacuticals', 'Monsanto', etc. in the ruling class.

> I have a 30 year class reunion coming up.  If you don't mind, I'd like
> to steal your definition of success...

Ack! I hate reunions. I just had a reunion with my cousin, whom I haven't 
seen in 45 years. I've often heard from her, mostly when her husband became 
aide to the govenor or she got her law degree or they bought a big new house 
or some such. Anyway, she looked about 10 years older than she is and has 
all sorts of stress-related illnesses. She talked about her hectic life, I 
talked about vegetables and cows :-) She grudgingly admitted that my 
lifestyle must agree with me because I "look so good" (I think it's more 
that she looks so bad; she's only 4 or 5  years older than me).

Lynn Wigglesworth
Tioga Co. PA 

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I certainly don't despise him, just don't trust him. but his popularity in
Israel is at 4 percent now and this mornings paper is detailing his
agreement  with moscow to discontinue the missile defense system in Europe  
we had
placed there to protect them From Russia. Needless to say, our longtime
solid allies in western Europe and our new allies in the former soviet block
countries in the east are not happy with him.
Come to think of it, I can't think of any examples so far of international
diplomacy. Here is the story as it ran in China, even they rate it as front
page  news. Of course you won't see a lot about it in our papers.



_Click  here: Obama could drop missile sites in East Europe:
report_English_Xinhua_ 
(http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-08/30/content_11964556.htm)


Drew




In a message dated 8/29/2009 6:37:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mmcharry AT gmail.com writes:

I know  Obama is despised by many here, but his diplomacy has been far
better than  Bush's. It remains to be seen if it is not too little, too
late.  Regardless, as a country we won't crumble immediately, but we
are at a  point where we are stepping onto a very slippery  slope.

Marie