The 99% is basically a movement of people protesting a system of illegality, immorality and fraud. Of which THEY WERE willing COMPLICIT, ENABLERS &SUPPORTERS FOR DECADES. But now, unemployed, broke and hungry THEY DON'T LIKE IT. When US looting was good in developing countries and that transfer of wealth clearly showered US society thru their corporations and finance system, these HYPOCRITES did not complain. Quite the contrary. They cheered capitalism. Hard times 99%???
@pjamesbda Everyone I know in DC is behind Manning, Assange and WikiLeaks. It infuriates me to see Cheney and other criminals roaming free like Tricky Dick #1 while Assange and Manning are prisoners, burdened with huge legal expenses and facing worse punishment for exposing their heinous crimes. It's a travesty of our revolutionary ancestors' justice. It's a U.S. Mafia/Cointelpro-style media hit job like the one they did on MLK before they murdered him. I'm heading back today to OCCUPY!
Yes! I wholeheartedly agree that Richard Nixon's pardon was a travesty against justice. I had no idea that Dick Cheney rode that pardon for all it was worth as well. I wonder if he would ever have been nominated for the VP position if Americans knew exactly what Cheney had done in the 70s. Hard to say, with our complicit press and our lazy electorate.
Glenn Greenwald is one of the best at pointing out the rank hypocrisy of the USG, his blog is up there with the very best, i don't agree with him on everything, he's a liberal of some stripe, but he's still one of my favourite commentators.
Those of us who lived thru the pardon of Nixon, and the events following it, that bear the direct scar tissue of those events know the lies could not be pardoned. The majority of people in OWS are finally feeling the aftermath of that corruption, and we endorse them and join them in their efforts.
im from tx. it is very racist here.the majority of the blacks have felonies for petty crimes.they get them as soon as they turn 17.with a felony you cannot work..imagine what the average 30-40yr black man endures in tx.they are killing off off . it's like slow genocide, the people who make the laws are friends and relatives of the ones who own the prisons.its a vicious cycle.
Its not economically viable. The current economic system is largely dependant on middle class consumers. Take away purchasing power, domestic labour and business markets and you take away the backbone of American society.
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The 99% is basically a movement of people protesting a system of illegality, immorality and fraud. Of which THEY WERE willing COMPLICIT, ENABLERS &SUPPORTERS FOR DECADES. But now, unemployed, broke and hungry THEY DON'T LIKE IT. When US looting was good in developing countries and that transfer of wealth clearly showered US society thru their corporations and finance system, these HYPOCRITES did not complain. Quite the contrary. They cheered capitalism. Hard times 99%???
Serves u right !!!
tiberio135 3 months ago
@pjamesbda Everyone I know in DC is behind Manning, Assange and WikiLeaks. It infuriates me to see Cheney and other criminals roaming free like Tricky Dick #1 while Assange and Manning are prisoners, burdened with huge legal expenses and facing worse punishment for exposing their heinous crimes. It's a travesty of our revolutionary ancestors' justice. It's a U.S. Mafia/Cointelpro-style media hit job like the one they did on MLK before they murdered him. I'm heading back today to OCCUPY!
asynkronos 3 months ago
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ouluvme2 3 months ago
This proves Bill Clinton is not a member of the elite. As you may recall, Clinton wasn't immune to anything.
PerryLogan 4 months ago
Excellent job Glenn Greenwald, except that the word is KAsum, not chasum.
topher01 4 months ago 2
The richer the poor get the richer we all get. That's real Econ!
constructivist6 4 months ago
Yes! I wholeheartedly agree that Richard Nixon's pardon was a travesty against justice. I had no idea that Dick Cheney rode that pardon for all it was worth as well. I wonder if he would ever have been nominated for the VP position if Americans knew exactly what Cheney had done in the 70s. Hard to say, with our complicit press and our lazy electorate.
MzProgressive 4 months ago 3
Such a grave combination: state department supporting "war contractors" aka criminals acting with impunity
RegioLunar 4 months ago
Glenn Greenwald is one of the best at pointing out the rank hypocrisy of the USG, his blog is up there with the very best, i don't agree with him on everything, he's a liberal of some stripe, but he's still one of my favourite commentators.
HuxleyWasRight 4 months ago 10
Those of us who lived thru the pardon of Nixon, and the events following it, that bear the direct scar tissue of those events know the lies could not be pardoned. The majority of people in OWS are finally feeling the aftermath of that corruption, and we endorse them and join them in their efforts.
pjamesbda 4 months ago
BLOOMBERG IS A RETARD, WHY WOULD ANBODY BELIEVE THIS B.S..........
MrCeleron44 4 months ago
@MrCeleron44 Name calling is the last refuge of the desperate.
BeortheMad 4 months ago
@BeortheMad HOW ABOUT YOUR A RETARD, MAYBE U SHOULD WIPE BLOOMBERGS MAN JUICE OFF YOUR CHIN AND GET OUT FROM UNDER HIS DESK. CUM GUZZLER...
MrCeleron44 4 months ago
@MrCeleron44 I'm not defending Bloomberg, I'm just pointing out that you should take a deep breath and chill, didn't your mother teach you anything?
BeortheMad 4 months ago
i like what amy said, that the occupy protesters are conscientious objectors to an unjust economic system
dwdeclare 4 months ago 4
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U.s goverment Brutality against occupy movement protesters dont you just love the double standards and hypocrisy Isn't this what we were told we
needed to bomb Libya for? :)
TRUTHBOXNEWS 4 months ago
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U.s goverment Brutality against occupy movement protesters dont you just love the double standards and hypocrisy Isn't this what we were told we
needed to bomb Libya for? :)
TRUTHBOXNEWS 4 months ago
im from tx. it is very racist here.the majority of the blacks have felonies for petty crimes.they get them as soon as they turn 17.with a felony you cannot work..imagine what the average 30-40yr black man endures in tx.they are killing off off . it's like slow genocide, the people who make the laws are friends and relatives of the ones who own the prisons.its a vicious cycle.
SpaceCadet929 4 months ago 9
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Is D.C. doing anything about the economy?
The lack of jobs and high unemployment could ruin the economy.
Where are the jobs? (US Unemployment rate: 25%)
2011 Current college students: 20.4 million
2011 Expected job creation: 1.2 million (adjusted: including Nov. & Dec.)
This is unsustainable and highly dangerous to growth.
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CECOAdvocate 4 months ago
Glenn's the finest American journalist. Can't wait to read his book.
MenOfLetters 4 months ago 4
ahh I see- smoke a joint - and get arrested...........ruin america's banking system and economy - GET AWAY WITH IT
rextrek 4 months ago
Its not economically viable. The current economic system is largely dependant on middle class consumers. Take away purchasing power, domestic labour and business markets and you take away the backbone of American society.
Alpinex105 4 months ago
Banks to big to JAIL....no
to big to FAIL....nahh
to big to BAIL....hell yea!!..
rolovolo 4 months ago 2
@rolovolo -The corrupt zionist banksters are not bulletproof.I'm just saying...
JumpnEvolution 4 months ago