Who is Screwing Whom

Thanks to Digby and her commentary, part of which I am reciting in this video regarding the preferential treatment of Wall Street Players, when it comes to public safety issues. Link:
for Digbys remarks, scroll to the small article entitled : Risk Management
http://digbyblogspot.com
And thanks to Stephen Webster, who reported on the PGE story regarding the gouging of private residential customers, who, after having invested considerable amounts of money towards re-newable energy, are being asked to bail out corporate giants, who simply dont give a damn except for their next quarterly profits.
Link:
http://rawstory.com/2009/11/calif-power-company-seeks-higher-rates-energy-eff...

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[onlywhenprovoked]

You and a small handful of others are the only reason I still keep coming back to youtube. Thank you ella, it's good to know some people get it.

[55ella2007k]

OWP : thanks ! I would have quit YT some time ago, without the support and insight from people like yourself. I know, we do not always 100% on every issue out there, but we at least appreciate some goddamn input, without the constant hate-mongering going mainstream. Other video sites will emerge eventually, rest assured, but until then, I refuse to stay silent...

[oraclenvec]

John Galt is the man who shows no fear, hate, or guilt in his face. So what does that have to do with wall street getting the vaccine first ella?

[55ella2007k]

oraclenvec: The reference to John Galt, within the framework of this video, is a rejection of the entire pulp fiction philosophy of Ayn Rand, who, amongst other things, proclaimed that human GREED is a VIRTUE, which benefits human kind in the end. The reference to John Galt, a fictional character, in her novel, is meant to expose this character as a stand in for Wall Street, and what they stand for. Greenspan was an ardent follower of Ayn Rand, btw. So, do you still support the Fed?

[robran53]

Ella Can you give the links for the people you are quoting? Thanks

[55ella2007k]

yes... and thanks ! Links have been updated in my sidebar.

[jakluk4]

i so love and adore you greatly Ms. Ella! always speaking from the heart. i couldnt agree more with you on every point you hit tonight.

at work, were pulling and raising money to feed the outrageous amount of NEW homeless people in my area. Michigan is so hard hit. People that have never gone without in their lives before. We are trying to make sure they at least get a Thanksgiving meal. Activism at its root, caring for others, trying to help. Thats what its all about. love to you Ella. :)

[KamikazeKoscki]

"Who is John Galt?" This sarcastic phrase is given in response to what tend to be sincere questions often imploring heavy subjects, wherein the individual can find no answer. It sarcastically means, "Don't ask important questions, because we don't have answers."

[KamikazeKoscki]

"The Farther backward you can look, the farther forward you can see".....Winston Churchill

[KamikazeKoscki]

Atlas Shuggled, the book, it has codes in it.

[KamikazeKoscki]

My mother is reading the book Suggled by Ayn Rand and mention that, John Todd on youtube meantion Ayn Rand was a mistress of one of the Rothschilds, the book is suppose to have codes in it, it was suppose to be written for the illuminti followers but the christians started buying it record numbers.

[anastasia81472]

Oh yea, give the bankers the first doses of their untested, unproven vaccine. I'm all for it!

[FeelFreeToArgue]

I think a lot of people are jumping the gun regarding the Ft. Hood shooting incident.

The rate hike for the green customers is sad, but typical. It's always about taking care of the fat and wasteful.

Excellent points, Ella.

[terr547]

Yes, Atlas Shrugged.