Osama Bin Laden is dead since December 26, 2001. Translation of Funeral Article in Egyptian Paper
11 January 2008, 21:23
Really, they delete bad language?
Anyhew, Americans are part of a 300 million pop, whereas Canada is 26 mil, and America is a world power and Canada, as Robin Williams would say, is like a loft apartment over a really great party.
I come from the tiny state of VT, which I would call insular. There is only 1 rep statewide, and everyone knows who that is, and its a consistent history/demographic. What this all means is that America lends itself, by tremendous wealth and power and... can you guess? Corruption.
The size of the corruption in the country is not much different than the size of this country. So if you like your nice little insular country, cool. The smaller, the easier to not get out of hand. That’s the fatcs the world over. The British Empire has been one of the worst things the world has ever seen, along with the Soviet Union and modern-day China. So give it a rest.
Forces of centralization over the 20th Century, not unlike Hamilton’s centralized banking system of the late 18th, have pushed for more and more and bigger centralization of its government and its power structure. Many Americans want this trend to go the other way. Many do not.
The ones that really want the power to stay are in power.
Ron Paul knows this is supposed to be a confederation of states - he’s right. That’s part of the checks and balances.
Half the population of America knows there’s alot of corruption, but the stuff runs so deep. People are getting online and getting educated, because the "4th House", as it were, the press and the media, have sold out to financial interests. Blame America for its capitalism if you must, that I can understand, because the corp execs don’t know how to make a great world, they have to make money or stop playing.
And to say that one people is above another is why you sound like you have rabies. Get over yourself!
Really, they delete bad language?
Anyhew, Americans are part of a 300 million pop, whereas Canada is 26 mil, and America is a world power and Canada, as Robin Williams would say, is like a loft apartment over a really great party.
I come from the tiny state of VT, which I would call insular. There is only 1 rep statewide, and everyone knows who that is, and its a consistent history/demographic. What this all means is that America lends itself, by tremendous wealth and power and... can you guess? Corruption.
The size of the corruption in the country is not much different than the size of this country. So if you like your nice little insular country, cool. The smaller, the easier to not get out of hand. That’s the fatcs the world over. The British Empire has been one of the worst things the world has ever seen, along with the Soviet Union and modern-day China. So give it a rest.
Forces of centralization over the 20th Century, not unlike Hamilton’s centralized banking system of the late 18th, have pushed for more and more and bigger centralization of its government and its power structure. Many Americans want this trend to go the other way. Many do not.
The ones that really want the power to stay are in power.
Ron Paul knows this is supposed to be a confederation of states - he’s right. That’s part of the checks and balances.
Half the population of America knows there’s alot of corruption, but the stuff runs so deep. People are getting online and getting educated, because the "4th House", as it were, the press and the media, have sold out to financial interests. Blame America for its capitalism if you must, that I can understand, because the corp execs don’t know how to make a great world, they have to make money or stop playing.
And to say that one people is above another is why you sound like you have rabies. Get over yourself!