President of Oxfam of America Speaking On Broken System

Truth

Man has always believed in one thing consistently... Truth.  Whether he knew it or not.

Mortgage Company Destroys Home

http://www.wtsp.com/news/article/199268/8/Man-falls-behind-on-payments-mortgage-company-has-home-trashed

A man in Brookesville Florida came home to find his house had been robbed by the mortgage company!

The Two Most Dangerous Men In The World

Yesterday in an episode of "Democracy Now!" They covered a speech from both Julian Assange and Slavo Zizek.  Assange opened the floor with a summary of what happened with him in his illegal arrest and Bradley Manning's unfair treatment as his trusty source.  

Assange had been illegally arrested after his cable release to the website Wikileaks.org.  In these cables were documents of crimes America and other countries had commited.  War crimes, favors, money laundering were some of the topics of interest in the cables.  Needless to say the United States Government was not pleased and pressured the European Union (who control the banks in Europe) to arrest and attempt to extradite Assange on invalid charges to Sweden.

Julian goes on to discuss the change in the European Union since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  It is now legal for the European Union to extradite a person for a bogus charge in order to investigate potential terrorism.  They can also extradite a non citizen to another country to face that countries penalty for a crime.  The only person who can lose in Europe is the citizen.  

Zizek then adds to the discussion with his point of view on corporate media and how that most certainly does influence point of view.  His proof of the pudding was in that very event.  For an unknown reason the discussion had to be moved from the heart of London to the outskirts of the city not once, but twice.  Also Assange did not stay for the whole talk.  Zizek wrapped up by himself.  Which makes me wonder what restrictions Assange had that he can't even talk about.  The point was that the government has no control over information which means that in a capitalist world capitalists own information.  That information is power... Capitalists have power over our representatives in government.  This is evident in more than just the United States.

So, it is true what they say.  Julian Assange and Slavo Zizek are the most dangerous men in the world.  Symbolic of a great source and an excellent journalist.  This is why they are attacked publicly.  This is why government is not afraid to make examples out of them.  They dare to be radical.

Amy Goodman Interviews Julian Assange and Slavo Zizek 

On deaf ears: Obama's message to Israel - Opinion - Al Jazeera English

On deaf ears: Obama's message to Israel - Opinion - Al Jazeera English

All we have to do is vote all of congress out and replace them with people who are well educated about how the world is. Use democracy to promote democracy!

"For those who believe in God, most of the big questions are answered. But for those of us who can't readily accept the God formula, the big answers don't remain stone-written. We adjust to new conditions and discoveries. We are pliable. Love need not be a command nor faith a dictum. I am my own god. We are here to unlearn the teachings of the church, state, and our educational system. We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us." -Charles Bukowski

Quality

I think that our generation has something to offer.  I know that our parents have little faith in us because they see how strange and unstable we are.  These are not problems we brought solely upon ourselves.  We're exploited everywhere.  We do crazy shit to keep ourselves distracted from a down economy, political extremism, corruption, attacks on our general freedoms we once had.  What the baby boomers fail to realize is that we share their sadness in the decadence of a movement.  We watched music lose quality it sang about nothing most of the time.  Now we are seeing a strange culture of music emerging into something complex finally.  Music and the mind of zen is not lost.  It's still there...

Robert Ives