Revolution in the USA is Inevitable
"So, yes, a revolution in the streets of America is now an inevitability. The money-addicts in Wall Street and DC have created a situation in which it is unavoidable. And as is the case in Egypt, the US military, openly abused on their mortgages by J. P. Morgan, will likely stand with the people." - Mike Rivero (full article below):
As I type these words, The Bimbo of State is on TV screaming about how important it was that Mubarak kept peace with Israel. And given the behavior of our own government, I guess keeping peace with Israel trumps taking care of your own people. Clearly, what started in Iceland and has reached Cairo cannot and will not stop until it reaches 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
No government can serve two masters. A government that serves Israel cannot serve the American people. America needs leaders who will put America first, second, and third. Clearly, as Hillary just demonstrated yet again, we do not have a government that serves the American people.
Right now the question on everyone's mind is whether this international revolution that started in Iceland will go global, and whether it will come to the United States. I think that it not only can come to the US but that it must come to the US. There really is no way to avoid it. The money-addicts have created a world where firing the government is not only the best option; for most of us it is the only option. To not revolt is to spend the rest of our lives in starvation and debt slavery to Goldman-Sachs, etc. et. al. under a government with a demonstrated history of looting the people to feed the bankers, a government that views our lives as cheap and easily sacrificed for wars of conquest, or to be discarded without complaint to keep Israel happy when it attacks Americans in international waters.
"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you. May your chains set lightly upon you; and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."--Samuel Adams
The tragic reality is that the US Government has already declared war on the people of the United States. Bit by bit our rights are trampled on. Our wealth is confiscated for the benefit of a foreign power. Our homes are confiscated to pay the gambling debts of the bankers. Our emails are read, our phone calls listened to, our computers ransacked, all without warrant or due process. Torture and extrajudicial executions are the new reality of life under this regime. Our freedoms are confiscated to save the government from its fear of the people. Look around at our deteriorated state and you see the growing effects of a war of conquest by our government and financial institutions against the people. The starvation and privations of the American people not only equals that of the nations in revolt; they are in actuality far worse! Americans have far greater reason to fire their government than the Icelanders, Tunisians, or Egyptians!
It is in vain, sir, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, Peace, Peace-- but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! -- Patrick Henry
What Patrick Henry really meant in those final words went beyond mere drama. Patrick Henry declared that he would no longer be a slave, either to King George or to the Bank of England. He would be free, or he would be dead, but either way King George III would no longer own him as a slave, so better for England to quit and save the lives of their soldiers. Of course, money-addicts never care about the lives of their soldiers.
"Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." -- Henry Kissinger, quoted by Bob Woodward in The Final Days
So, King George III, in the throes of his money-addiction, tried to prove Patrick Henry wrong, which led to a lot of dead British soldiers and the humiliation at Yorktown.
Addicts to other peoples' money know no limits, no morality, no sense of fair play. They are hopelessly trapped by the allure of that next pile of cash. Bernie Madoff is the classic example. Co-founder of NASDAQ, with more money than any one man could spend in a lifetime, and he still felt compelled to defraud his investors for another $65 billion. This is the money-addiction that grips Wall Street and Washington DC, which manifests as a psychotic compulsion to wear the entire productivity of a worker's life as a decoration on one's wrist. Not content with that, next year it will be the need to wear the the entire productivity of 100 workers' lives as a decoration on one's wrist that will drive the money addicts to greater crimes against the people.
Money addicts do not see their behavior as wrong or evil. Secure in their religious delusions that wealth is the sign of God's favor, they see themselves as heroes and heroines. Lloyd Blankfein, the head of Goldman Sachs, declared he was doing "God's work" at the time we now know Goldman Sachs was looting taxpayer money directly from the US Treasury to their own pockets. In their own minds the money addicts are the good guys; the stars of the world, the rightful inheritors of all of life's blessings. Sadly, history has shown that it will be far easier to kill them than to cure their addiction, let alone get them to change their minds about themselves and to acknowledge their problem and its high social costs.
So, yes, a revolution in the streets of America is now an inevitability. The money-addicts in Wall Street and DC have created a situation in which it is unavoidable. And as is the case in Egypt, the US military, openly abused on their mortgages by J. P. Morgan, will likely stand with the people.
Last Friday's announcement that Goldman Sach's top executives were having their salaries tripled even as the FCIC report made public their massive crimes against the American people and the mortgage-backed securities fraud against their investors, tells me that the money-addicts know the end is at hand, and like a drug addict who knows the police will soon be at the door, are going on one final all-out binge!
Related blog: Could It Happen Here?
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