26-03-2013, 03:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 26-03-2013, 04:21 PM by Jim Hackett II.)
Quoting Mr. Lemkin:
"They, to me, were troglodytes who everything as a commodity - the land, the Native Americans, the slaves, women, those white males without money and property. It was only by the blood, sweat and tears - the battles of the Average American poor, worker, women, blacks, Native Americans that any progress was made - not one iota was 'granted' by those rich white men of privilege, who no more believed in true democracy or checks and balances and all the other civic/history textbook myths than they did that the moon was made of green cheese. John Jay, the first Supreme Court Head Justice famously said, "Those who own America, ought to rule it." Some democrats...and most of the 'fathers' were slave holders, didn't allow poor whites or women to vote...and one could go on and on. Better read Zinn's A People's History of the United States......"
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If one is not aware of the continuing struggle for the working class Americans against Elitism then one of two conditions prevail.
First one may have taken the kool-aide of high school history that is little more than fable and enlistment indoctrination as fact.
Second one may choose to be ignorant of the American Class Struggle.
Neither state of issues is based in reality.
Real History has to be sought. It cannot be found in the propaganda droppings of the MSM or the education system (scam). It has to be uncovered because it is hidden and "forbidden knowledge".
The Harlan County war of the 30s Rockefeller's Coal Surrogates with the support of law and order thugs hired to be fascist enforcers. vs. the unempowered coal miners. Repeat in the early 1970s.
The FoMoCo thugs killing workers and wives and kids to forestall any labor organizing in ford company plants, the FoMoCo wage-slaves vs. again law and order fascists supported by the "Law". The color of authority already being corrupted by Henry Ford and FoMoCo.
The American government never provided the people anything before a DEMAND of redress. Public education was not the product of Andrew Carnigie's nor JPMorgan's "kindness" nor Bill Gates' sudden giveaways nor WBuffett's BS.
Organized labor demanded and secured public education for all and the 40 hour week and the HALT to CHILD LABOR as illegal.
The Women had to fight long and hard to even be able to vote! Just to vote let alone equal pay and respect they still fight for that victory against the Elite.
Organized Working Class Americans have done it. Not the twerps of the Elite GWBu$h class.
Not the fables of John Wayne at the Alamo nor Surabachi slopes.
Those were the working class American fights not fables of popular confection.
In the last economic collapse in 1929 the end product was more populist legislation Social Security and such brought about by the abuses of the Prescott Bu$h/AWDulle$ class.
Have a little truth.....
They are and will remain my enemy.
"They, to me, were troglodytes who everything as a commodity - the land, the Native Americans, the slaves, women, those white males without money and property. It was only by the blood, sweat and tears - the battles of the Average American poor, worker, women, blacks, Native Americans that any progress was made - not one iota was 'granted' by those rich white men of privilege, who no more believed in true democracy or checks and balances and all the other civic/history textbook myths than they did that the moon was made of green cheese. John Jay, the first Supreme Court Head Justice famously said, "Those who own America, ought to rule it." Some democrats...and most of the 'fathers' were slave holders, didn't allow poor whites or women to vote...and one could go on and on. Better read Zinn's A People's History of the United States......"
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If one is not aware of the continuing struggle for the working class Americans against Elitism then one of two conditions prevail.
First one may have taken the kool-aide of high school history that is little more than fable and enlistment indoctrination as fact.
Second one may choose to be ignorant of the American Class Struggle.
Neither state of issues is based in reality.
Real History has to be sought. It cannot be found in the propaganda droppings of the MSM or the education system (scam). It has to be uncovered because it is hidden and "forbidden knowledge".
The Harlan County war of the 30s Rockefeller's Coal Surrogates with the support of law and order thugs hired to be fascist enforcers. vs. the unempowered coal miners. Repeat in the early 1970s.
The FoMoCo thugs killing workers and wives and kids to forestall any labor organizing in ford company plants, the FoMoCo wage-slaves vs. again law and order fascists supported by the "Law". The color of authority already being corrupted by Henry Ford and FoMoCo.
The American government never provided the people anything before a DEMAND of redress. Public education was not the product of Andrew Carnigie's nor JPMorgan's "kindness" nor Bill Gates' sudden giveaways nor WBuffett's BS.
Organized labor demanded and secured public education for all and the 40 hour week and the HALT to CHILD LABOR as illegal.
The Women had to fight long and hard to even be able to vote! Just to vote let alone equal pay and respect they still fight for that victory against the Elite.
Organized Working Class Americans have done it. Not the twerps of the Elite GWBu$h class.
Not the fables of John Wayne at the Alamo nor Surabachi slopes.
Those were the working class American fights not fables of popular confection.
In the last economic collapse in 1929 the end product was more populist legislation Social Security and such brought about by the abuses of the Prescott Bu$h/AWDulle$ class.
Have a little truth.....
They are and will remain my enemy.
Read not to contradict and confute;
nor to believe and take for granted;
nor to find talk and discourse;
but to weigh and consider.
FRANCIS BACON
nor to believe and take for granted;
nor to find talk and discourse;
but to weigh and consider.
FRANCIS BACON