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22:09:55 12/14/10
Whistleblowers: Daniel Ellsberg on Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks
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Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2010/09/29/The_Bomb_Daniel_Ellsberg
"Pentagon Papers" whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg weighs in on the case of U.S. Army P.F.C. Bradley Manning, who currently stands accused of leaking over 260,000 secret U.S. diplomatic cables to the website WikiLeaks.
"I recognized someone who was in the same spirit as I was forty years ago," says Ellsberg. "He's a hero of mine."
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This excerpt is taken from a program featuring Daniel Ellsberg discussing Howard Zinn's final original book, "The Bomb." It was recorded in collaboration with City Lights Bookstore, on September 29, 2010.
During the war, Howard Zinn had taken part in the aerial bombing of Royan, France, and in 1966, he went to Hiroshima, where he was invited to a "house of rest" where survivors of the bombing gathered. In this short and powerful book, the backstory of the making and use of the bomb, Zinn offers his deep personal reflections and political analysis of these events, and the profound influence they had in transforming him from an order-taking combat soldier to one of our greatest anti-authoritarian, anti-war historians. - City Lights Bookstore
Daniel Ellsberg, a former U.S. military analyst employed by the RAND Corporation, sparked a national controversy in 1971 when he released the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times.
The Pentagon Papers revealed that the government knew early on that the Vietnam War was not likely winnable and would lead to many times more casualties than ever admitted. After failing to persuade a few U.S. Senators to release the papers on the Senate floor, Ellsberg decided to risk prison and leaked the documents to the New York Times. Ellsberg went underground for 16 days before turning himself in. Fortunately, the charges against him were eventually dropped due to gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering by the Nixon administration and the notorious White House "Plumbers Unit."
These efforts included breaking into Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office and were undertaken directly by the Nixon White House to smear and discredit Ellsberg in the news media in retaliation for his Pentagon Papers whistleblowing.
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22:09:55 12/14/10
Whistleblowers: Daniel Ellsberg on Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks
[LESS INFO] 42 VIEWS | ADDED 22:09:55 12/14/10
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2010/09/29/The_Bomb_Daniel_Ellsberg
"Pentagon Papers" whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg weighs in on the case of U.S. Army P.F.C. Bradley Manning, who currently stands accused of leaking over 260,000 secret U.S. diplomatic cables to the website WikiLeaks.
"I recognized someone who was in the same spirit as I was forty years ago," says Ellsberg. "He's a hero of mine."
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This excerpt is taken from a program featuring Daniel Ellsberg discussing Howard Zinn's final original book, "The Bomb." It was recorded in collaboration with City Lights Bookstore, on September 29, 2010.
During the war, Howard Zinn had taken part in the aerial bombing of Royan, France, and in 1966, he went to Hiroshima, where he was invited to a "house of rest" where survivors of the bombing gathered. In this short and powerful book, the backstory of the making and use of the bomb, Zinn offers his deep personal reflections and political analysis of these events, and the profound influence they had in transforming him from an order-taking combat soldier to one of our greatest anti-authoritarian, anti-war historians. - City Lights Bookstore
Daniel Ellsberg, a former U.S. military analyst employed by the RAND Corporation, sparked a national controversy in 1971 when he released the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times.
The Pentagon Papers revealed that the government knew early on that the Vietnam War was not likely winnable and would lead to many times more casualties than ever admitted. After failing to persuade a few U.S. Senators to release the papers on the Senate floor, Ellsberg decided to risk prison and leaked the documents to the New York Times. Ellsberg went underground for 16 days before turning himself in. Fortunately, the charges against him were eventually dropped due to gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering by the Nixon administration and the notorious White House "Plumbers Unit."
These efforts included breaking into Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office and were undertaken directly by the Nixon White House to smear and discredit Ellsberg in the news media in retaliation for his Pentagon Papers whistleblowing.
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04:04:05 08/07/10
Unstacking The Deck The Environment W/ Mark Serati – Ep 06
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This episode UTD explores the destruction of our environment and features guest Mark Serati (http://www.mark-serati-for-governor.org/), who was a candidate for governor in 2008′s race for governor in Missouri. Serati is a two-time federal whistleblower for factory workers contracted by the military who were subjects of experiments involving some of the same chemical gases emitted from the BP wild well in the Gulf. Feature documentary: The CorporationHistory segment Graphic representation of the Gulf oil spill causeIntellicast Gulf spill mapBP under fire: Claims of cover-up, told to use less toxic dispersants; spill larger than believedIran offers help to contain US spillOil spill nets $270mn for TransoceanWhat if BP was a human being?BP top kill method fails as cleanup workers are hospitalized from vaporsGulf Oil Leaks Could Gush for YearsThe Amount Of Neurotoxin Pesticide Corexit Sprayed By BP Tops 1 Million Gallons10 Things You Need (But Don’t Want) To Know About the BP Oil SpillCorexit is Killing the GulfMassive underwater oil cloud may destroy life in Gulf of MexicoNorthcoast420 friendly tourism coming to Emerald TrianglePoisoned potJuicing Raw CannabisFeds move to throw pot smokers in prison for impaired drivingConservation groups vow legal challenge to Richardson Grove highway wideningRep Souder resigns over affair with stafferTyson to retire after 10 years amongst legal troubles and $4 million deficitOn this we can all agreeWater diversion may bring penalty under new state lawCity of Eureka unblocks Humboldt Herald from employeesTokin’ and Travelin’–New Studies on the Effects of Driving while HighEarly Laytonville Native American historyStateAnti-terror training missions to be held across the stateFBI Aides In Santa Cruz Riot InvestigationEx-lawyer jailed 14 months, but not charged with a crime: exposed LA corruption scandalProtesters “shut down” L.A. City Council meeting on rent control; police make several arrestsSacramento proposes browning out 3 more fire units to close deficit32 States Have Borrowed from the Federal Government to Make Unemployment Payments; California Has Borrowed $7 BillionSan Carlos considers outsourcing police dutiesBay Area jobs hit harder by recession than U.S.State broadens probe of prisoner abuse allegationsDespite state subsidies, class sizes begin to rise again in California schoolsAssembly approves ban on free, single-use bagsHigher fines proposed for cell phone use while driving in CaliforniaNitrate contamination spreading in California communitiesNo Methyl Iodide in our foodNationalFive ways you can gain health and vitality for freeOR: Lawsuit seeks to ban Monsanto’s GMO Sugar Beets, organic crop contaminationObama’s USDA to deceive Americans over GMO cropsPresidential cancer advisors find courage to warn about environmental risks of cancer chemicalsDirty contaminated beef fed to children through school lunch programsVA Tech professor uncovered truth about lead in D.C. waterPig Virus Contaminates Rotavirus Vaccines, but FDA says no problemSmall businesses threatened with 1099 tax form tyranny provision in health care billFood-stamp tally nears 40 million, sets recordBruce Shore, Unemployed Philadelphia Man, Indicted For ‘Harassing Email’ To Jim BunningMortgage delinquencies drag on economic recoverySears and K-Mart to offer Cash-for-Gold servicePentagon changed military commissions rules to legitimize drone programObama calls for new international OrderPrivate Corporation Building Detention Camps Across AmericaSafely avoid and remove dangerous man-made fluorideCBS Propaganda Placement: Conspiracy Theorists Are Anti-American, Domestic TerroristsNow independent thinkers are considered diseased by psychiatryTrolls exposedSunnstein wants mandatory government propaganda on political websites-videoReport: Most Gitmo detainees did not plot against the U.S.A disgrace of historic proportionsTSA screener accused of stealing from handicapped woman at Newark Airport InternationalFacebook founder calls trusting users Dumb FucksIBM Patent Application Describes “Intelligent” Stop Lights That Turn Off CarsStudent detained for using Arabic flashcardsCensus worker charged with rape and burglaryMotorcyclist charged with illegal monitoring of police during arrest for helmet camWoman shot dead over refusal to answer census questionsY.C. woman killed by police pointed gun at officersUT National Guard refused to confiscate guns in the Gulf Coast post-Katrina/RitaInternationalObama’s mentor Brzezinski Decries “Global Political Awakening” During CFR SpeechCA: Harper government monitoring online chats about politics Correcting what it calls ‘misinformation’Action To Arrest Wanted War Criminal Kissinger in IrelandCoca-Cola’s murderous record of anti-union activity in Columbia exposedHaitian farmers refuse Monsanto seedsGates funds cloud whitening experiments: Global ban demanded Chemtrails and Monsanto’s New Aluminum Resistance Gene – Coincidence?Gates Foundations suggests sterilizing males with UltrasoundIf Ultrasound destroys sperm, why is it safe for a fetus?UN: Oceans fish could disappear in 40 yearsOur Sympathies To The People Of Greece: It’s “d
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19:30:00 08/06/10
Quadriga: Der internationale Talk
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Kuba – Reformen oder Untergang „Man muss ein für alle Mal mit der Vorstellung aufräumen, dass Kuba das einzige Land auf der Welt ist, in dem man leben kann, ohne zu arbeiten.“ So der kubanische Staatschef Raúl Castro in seiner jüngsten Rede vor der Nationalversammlung. Angesichts der dramatischen Wirtschaftslage und der finanziellen Probleme will Castro die staatliche Kontrolle für Betriebe lockern, ein bisschen mehr Privatwirtschaft erlauben. Das soll den aufgeblähten Staatsapparat entlasten und die negative Zahlungsbilanz verbessern. Die Belegschaft in den Staatsbetrieben wird verkleinert, etwa eine Million der fünf Millionen Staatsangestellten gelten als überflüssig. Einem Systemwechsel erteilte Castro 51 Jahre nach der Revolution von 1959 allerdings eine Absage. Sozialismus und Staatswirtschaft seien unantastbar. Mit Engpässen kämpft Kuba seit dem Zusammenbruch der Sowjetunion, die der Hauptsponsor des Sozialismusexperiments auf der Karibikinsel war. Die Folgen von Wirbelstürmen, globaler Finanzkrise und US-Embargo beschleunigen den Niedergang Kubas. Selbst die Produktion von Zucker und Kaffee, einst Kubas wichtigstes und ertragreichstes Exportgut ist auf traurige 6000 Tonnen Jahresproduktion abgesackt. Beobachter werten den Vorstoß als Spagat zwischen Reformern und Bremsern. Das wurde auch deutlich im Umgang mit Oppositionellen. Wer nach der Freilassung kubanischer Dissidenten auf Tauwetter hoffte, wurde enttäuscht: Dissidenten seien keine politischen Häftlinge, sondern Konterrevolutionäre – so Castro. Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang auch die Beziehung zwischen den beiden Brüdern: Fidel der Bremser, Raúl der Reformer? Oder ein abgesprochenes Rollenspiel? Sie widersprechen sich öffentlich kaum. Die unterschiedliche Meinungen der beiden werden vor allem in der Wirtschaftspolitik deutlich, aber auch in der Haltung zum venezolanischen Präsidenten Chavez. Die Frustration in der Bevölkerung wächst, der Reformdruck steigt. Was meinen Sie? Kuba – Reformen oder Untergang Schreiben Sie uns an: Quadriga@dw-world.de Die Gäste der Sendung sind: Bernd Wulffen - Der promovierte Publizist ist im Sudetenland und in Thüringen aufgewachsen. 1948 floh die Familie in die Bundesrepublik, in der er 1959-63 Rechtswissenschaften, Romanistik und Politologie in Frankfurt am Main., West-Berlin und Marburg studierte. 1969 trat er in den höheren auswärtigen Dienst ein. Er war Attache in Madrid, 1970-91 Kulturattache und Konsul an der Botschaft in Buenos Aires, Presseattache in Mexiko, Wirtschafts- und Wissenschaftsattache in Jakarta und Peking, Botschafter in Kuwait und Bahrein, 1992 Koordinator des Weltwirtschaftsgipfels in München. 1993-99 arbeitete er im Auswärtigen Amt. 1999-2000 war er ziviler Koordinator für den Kosovo, 2001-05 Botschafter in Kuba. Er lebt seit Juli 2005 in Berlin und Tucuman, Argentinien. Harald Neuber - ist von Haus aus Lateinamerikanist und Altamerikanist. Er arbeitet als Journalist in Berlin vor allem für Print- und Online-Medien. Neuber veröffentlicht regelmäßig in dem Onlinemagazin Telepolis, der baskischen Tageszeitung Berria. Seine Beiträge finden sich u.a. auch im Deutschen Ärzteblatt, der Schweizer Wochenzeitung, der Jüdischen Allgemeinen und der jüdischen Wochenzeitung Tacheles (Zürich). Neben internationalen Konflikten befasst er sich schwerpunktmäßig mit Lateinamerika. Neuber lebte und arbeitete in Mexiko, Kuba und Venezuela. Auf dem Balkan, in Pakistan/Afghanistan, Jordanien/Irak und Kolumbien war und ist Harald Neuber als Krisenberichterstatter tätig. Omilia Soria - Die kubanische Journalistin arbeitet nach ihrer Ausbildung zunächst für "Radio Cindad de la de Habana" und für das kubanische Fernsehen "CHTV". Danach arbeitet sie für die Presseagentur "Prensa Latina". Heute schreibt sie für die internationale Zeitung "Ecos" als Korrespondentin. Nebenbei macht sie Dokumentarfilme in Zusammenarbeit mit ARD und ZDF. City Profile GenevaOur reporter looks at life in the cosmopolitan city on Lake Geneva at the gateway to the Swiss Alps. Unfinished Business 02 Palazzo Venier dei LeoniWe continue our series on famous landmarks which were actually never completed. This time we visit the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice, an 18th century palazzo which never got beyond the ground floor. It still managed to achieve major international fame as the home of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Germany: Football fever and national prideGermany's national football team was the pride of the country's soccer fans during the World Cup. Many young people shared the highs and lows of the tournament at public viewings.The young side was easy to identify with. They play attractive football and favor teamwork above individualism, and many of the players have migrant backgrounds. Germany also got a positive reception among international football audiences. Now critics are warning against overdoing the nationalist sentiment. But many young Germans are taking a relaxed attitude.
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19:30:00 08/06/10
Quadriga: Der internationale Talk
[LESS INFO] 13 VIEWS | ADDED 19:30:00 08/06/10
Kuba – Reformen oder Untergang „Man muss ein für alle Mal mit der Vorstellung aufräumen, dass Kuba das einzige Land auf der Welt ist, in dem man leben kann, ohne zu arbeiten.“ So der kubanische Staatschef Raúl Castro in seiner jüngsten Rede vor der Nationalversammlung. Angesichts der dramatischen Wirtschaftslage und der finanziellen Probleme will Castro die staatliche Kontrolle für Betriebe lockern, ein bisschen mehr Privatwirtschaft erlauben. Das soll den aufgeblähten Staatsapparat entlasten und die negative Zahlungsbilanz verbessern. Die Belegschaft in den Staatsbetrieben wird verkleinert, etwa eine Million der fünf Millionen Staatsangestellten gelten als überflüssig. Einem Systemwechsel erteilte Castro 51 Jahre nach der Revolution von 1959 allerdings eine Absage. Sozialismus und Staatswirtschaft seien unantastbar. Mit Engpässen kämpft Kuba seit dem Zusammenbruch der Sowjetunion, die der Hauptsponsor des Sozialismusexperiments auf der Karibikinsel war. Die Folgen von Wirbelstürmen, globaler Finanzkrise und US-Embargo beschleunigen den Niedergang Kubas. Selbst die Produktion von Zucker und Kaffee, einst Kubas wichtigstes und ertragreichstes Exportgut ist auf traurige 6000 Tonnen Jahresproduktion abgesackt. Beobachter werten den Vorstoß als Spagat zwischen Reformern und Bremsern. Das wurde auch deutlich im Umgang mit Oppositionellen. Wer nach der Freilassung kubanischer Dissidenten auf Tauwetter hoffte, wurde enttäuscht: Dissidenten seien keine politischen Häftlinge, sondern Konterrevolutionäre – so Castro. Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang auch die Beziehung zwischen den beiden Brüdern: Fidel der Bremser, Raúl der Reformer? Oder ein abgesprochenes Rollenspiel? Sie widersprechen sich öffentlich kaum. Die unterschiedliche Meinungen der beiden werden vor allem in der Wirtschaftspolitik deutlich, aber auch in der Haltung zum venezolanischen Präsidenten Chavez. Die Frustration in der Bevölkerung wächst, der Reformdruck steigt. Was meinen Sie? Kuba – Reformen oder Untergang Schreiben Sie uns an: Quadriga@dw-world.de Die Gäste der Sendung sind: Bernd Wulffen - Der promovierte Publizist ist im Sudetenland und in Thüringen aufgewachsen. 1948 floh die Familie in die Bundesrepublik, in der er 1959-63 Rechtswissenschaften, Romanistik und Politologie in Frankfurt am Main., West-Berlin und Marburg studierte. 1969 trat er in den höheren auswärtigen Dienst ein. Er war Attache in Madrid, 1970-91 Kulturattache und Konsul an der Botschaft in Buenos Aires, Presseattache in Mexiko, Wirtschafts- und Wissenschaftsattache in Jakarta und Peking, Botschafter in Kuwait und Bahrein, 1992 Koordinator des Weltwirtschaftsgipfels in München. 1993-99 arbeitete er im Auswärtigen Amt. 1999-2000 war er ziviler Koordinator für den Kosovo, 2001-05 Botschafter in Kuba. Er lebt seit Juli 2005 in Berlin und Tucuman, Argentinien. Harald Neuber - ist von Haus aus Lateinamerikanist und Altamerikanist. Er arbeitet als Journalist in Berlin vor allem für Print- und Online-Medien. Neuber veröffentlicht regelmäßig in dem Onlinemagazin Telepolis, der baskischen Tageszeitung Berria. Seine Beiträge finden sich u.a. auch im Deutschen Ärzteblatt, der Schweizer Wochenzeitung, der Jüdischen Allgemeinen und der jüdischen Wochenzeitung Tacheles (Zürich). Neben internationalen Konflikten befasst er sich schwerpunktmäßig mit Lateinamerika. Neuber lebte und arbeitete in Mexiko, Kuba und Venezuela. Auf dem Balkan, in Pakistan/Afghanistan, Jordanien/Irak und Kolumbien war und ist Harald Neuber als Krisenberichterstatter tätig. Omilia Soria - Die kubanische Journalistin arbeitet nach ihrer Ausbildung zunächst für "Radio Cindad de la de Habana" und für das kubanische Fernsehen "CHTV". Danach arbeitet sie für die Presseagentur "Prensa Latina". Heute schreibt sie für die internationale Zeitung "Ecos" als Korrespondentin. Nebenbei macht sie Dokumentarfilme in Zusammenarbeit mit ARD und ZDF. City Profile GenevaOur reporter looks at life in the cosmopolitan city on Lake Geneva at the gateway to the Swiss Alps. Unfinished Business 02 Palazzo Venier dei LeoniWe continue our series on famous landmarks which were actually never completed. This time we visit the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice, an 18th century palazzo which never got beyond the ground floor. It still managed to achieve major international fame as the home of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Germany: Football fever and national prideGermany's national football team was the pride of the country's soccer fans during the World Cup. Many young people shared the highs and lows of the tournament at public viewings.The young side was easy to identify with. They play attractive football and favor teamwork above individualism, and many of the players have migrant backgrounds. Germany also got a positive reception among international football audiences. Now critics are warning against overdoing the nationalist sentiment. But many young Germans are taking a relaxed attitude.
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03:29:49 09/30/09
Us Fallen Week Ending Sep 5 2009
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Week ending Sep. 5, 2009. A grateful nation honors your service. Your battle is over; rest in peace. Your courage, for our country, will forever be etched in our minds and hearts. Welcome all new viewers. These weekly episodes pay tribute to brave men and women who served our country with honor. This video and your respectful comments are memorial tributes to our fallen soldiers. With the passing of the man, regarded as the father of the Aegis Weapons System, this week, I?ve included a special tribute to an American legend, Retired Navy Rear Adm. Wayne E. Meyer. This week the US Department of Defense released the names of 11 military personnel who died, while serving in the United States armed forces. Fallen: 1 Lance Cpl. Christopher S. Baltazar Jr., 19, of San Antonio, TX. 2 Pfc. Jordan M. Brochu, 20, of Cumberland, ME. 3 Petty Officer 3rd Class Benjamin P. Castiglione, 21, of Howell, MI. 4 Staff Sgt. Jason S. Dahlke, 29, of Orlando, FL. 5 Lance Cpl. David R. Hall, 31, of Elyria, OH. 6 Pfc. Eric W. Hario, 19, of Monroe, MI. 7 Rear Adm. (Ret.)Wayne E. Meyer 8 Staff Sgt. Todd W. Selge, 25, of Burnsville, MN. 9 Spc. Jordan M. Shay, 22, of Salisbury, MA. 10 Spc. Tyler R. Walshe, 21, of Shasta, CA. 11 Spc. Jonathan D. Welch, 19, of Yorba Linda, CA. 12 Spc. Abraham S. Wheeler III, 22, of Columbia, S.C. Music ?Eternal Father, Strong to Save? From: Ghosts of Abyss ? Soundtrack TAPS US Fallen Video Production Jerry Castillo Producer
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16:00:00 09/25/09
@Brookings Podcast: Broadband Policies; G-20 and Climate Change; Afghanistan
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FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced long-awaited policies on access to the Internet, or “net neutrality,” in remarks at Brookings ; Warwick McKibbin , an expert on global climate change, looks at the challenges facing the G-20 officials meeting in Pittsburgh. And the man on the street discusses proposals for sending more troops to Afghanistan, all in our podcast, @Brookings.
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15:20:43 07/12/08
The Weeping God
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Balance...to keep one's 'balance'...
Life is a juggling act...It really is a juggling act........If one loses ones balance, well then, it would seem logical that one would probably have a nasty fall!!! Wouldn't it???
Have I already lost your attention...well if your attention span is anything like that of my own...well let's just hope that it isn't! Now the balance of life....everything in moderation...love anything too much, or care for anything to little...well now, this upsets the delicate balance of life that most of us seem to juggle well enough, at least well enough for us to maintain some sort of stability, in a rather unstable universe! "Keeps a roof over my head, and food on da table" said Mr Jones. But there are some of us who upset this delicate balance so much, and in such a way, that the ability to maintain becomes such a matter of difficulty, that the effect of this illusion, of having his or her 'shit together' becomes a real bitch to pull off! Can u dig what I'm saying? "Man, you know that dude 'conkling'...he freakin' lost his balance and fell off the wagon!!!" And you know what happens to those who lose there balance? Well they have to rehabilitate themselves of course!!! REHAB!!!...u can ask Lindsey Lohan about that...Fucking Balance..."you've really overturned the scales this time"...Why is he going on and on about balance? you're asking yourself about now???
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Because the delicate balance of life itself, is at stake!!! I'm spouting off about a world gone mad...MAD!!! If you think that I'm being a bit of a 'drama queen' or 'just full of shit' or a "melodramatic imbecile"...it's a matter of opinion man! The pendulum just fuckin broke!!! The scales of balance don't work no more...We're sucking on the "tit" of Greed, Power and Oil!!! It is sustaining war and killing the environment, and last but not least...It is killing us!...It will kill us! "god's tears are everywhere"!!! Why are men, women and children dying from starvation everyday when there is more then enough food to feed everyone? Why must we insist on using oil and fossil fuels as if it's the only possible source of energy?
Why are we fighting a war against terrorism on the other side of the world, when our borders are wide open? Why are there 'poppy' fields in bloom and blossoming all over Afghanistan right under the US military's noses? Why did it take 5 days for the government to send aid to the victims of hurricane Katrina? Why are we paying an income tax? Why did AT%T censor Eddie Vedder's remarks about President Bush while broadcasting a live pearl jam concert? What really happened to Pat Tillman?
Why won't the US government ever hold themselves accountable for anything? Putting conspiracy theories aside...in all honesty...what the hell is going on?
It feels strange not being able to trust in something that you've always trusted in...doesn't it? http://www.ralphbuckley.com
