Friday, April 2, 2010

Saying Goodbye to the country once known as the 'land of the free"

Considering Democracy: A Documentary: 8 Things to Ask Your Representative

How does U.S. policy compare to other democratic nations? A filmmaker traveled around the world asking people about their nations' policies and about how they view the United States. After returning, research was carried out to see if what people were saying was true. Interesting differences between the U.S. and all the other developed countries were found. Shot in ten countries, Considering Democracy weaves together seemingly different topics into an interconnected tapestry. People from around the world act as a mirror for Americans to see a reflection of political power in the United States.

While I am just one person (A Girl with a Camera Productions) if we work together, our reach and strength increases.

Thank you, Filmmaker Keya Lea Horiuchi



Perhaps part of the corruption of the American system is caused by the phenomena of the Revolving Door. Should corporations and private contractors be able to hire our former representatives and exploit the relationships that they built during their tenure in public service? It seems that this might be a danger to both free market capitalism and the contracting process, possibly setting up systems where contracts are given to businesses that don't do a good job - they just happen to be well connected. Yikes! (The first step is to know about it. The second step is about talking to others and the third step would be to look for solutions. It can happen.)



"I pledge allegiance, to Corporate Takeover of America

And to the Fascism for which it stands

One subverted nation, under the god called Mammon

With Liberty and Justice for the wealthy elite... and for everyone else, a lifetime of slavery"

Now piss off peasant while I count my coins... stolen from the not-so Federal Reserve.
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2 comments:

Saladin said...

"Social order, however, is possible without the state. In fact, the state is so dangerous because it necessarily draws the sociopaths – who like coercion – to itself." "Democracy is no solution – it's just 51% bossing the other 49% around. For God's sake, Hitler was democratically elected. Democracy is just mob rule dressed up in a coat and tie." From Doug Casey on Anarchy Interviewed by Louis James, Editor, International Speculator http://www.lewrockwell.com/casey/casey45.1.html

April 2, 2010 at 11:09 AM
w said...

Please Watch ALL and I mean All Videos and Let Everyone know. Spread far and wide

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April 2, 2010 at 10:36 PM

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