Boycott the 2012, (who will be the next patsy) election!

The Party's Over, by Ray Benich c2010
12/29/11 The Occupy Wall Street "movement" blows the chance of a lifetime! You had the eyes and ears of the nation last summer. You were getting huge press, both print and network coverage. Now you're barely visible. They're called "movements" because they move. By now you could have organized a million man, million woman march on Washington. A general workers strike, (not unlike the "solidarity" movement of the 80's in Poland), a boycott of the 2012 election. To just set up tents and sleep on the street corners is not going to get results, other than you guys getting run out of town. History has shown that for a movement to be effective and bring about positive change it has to first have the support of the masses, then show its muscle, then make demands. Everything "we the people" need to exist continues to cost more, yet wages stay the same. Corporate America and our political leaders have robbed "we the people" of the quality of life we once enjoyed. I played live on Public Square for Occupy Cleveland in late October, I respect and admire their efforts. However, they were in "meetings" until nearly sunset trying to decide what the agenda for that day would be. Find yourself a charismatic, articulate skilled public speaker to represent the "Occupy Wall Street" movement, and lets get going, because "A Great Country", (is about to die), song @ http://www.damnationofadamblessing.net/abyss2.php#d
The Party's Over ia an Anti political rock song advocating ending the two party system, calling for a boycott of the 2012 election and a return of control of the American government to the people. The endless bickering in our aptly named two "party system" goes on and on, at our expence. "The Party's Over" is from the rock musical Viva la A, (America's Big Come Back) written by singer song writer, political activist Ray Benich, and Zagler Evans. c2010
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• end the two party system
• Occupy Wall Street
• political protest songs
• 2012 election
• Colbert Report
• Jon Stewart

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Hey guys, when we were 12 there were songs like, "Power to the People", "For What it's Worth", being played on commerical radio. Artist like John Lennon caused people toTHINK, and subsequently, take action. Today corporate America controls everything we hear and see. As Bill O'Riley said, "the networks policy is to report on, what's good for the country". What's good for the country, according to you? The first ammendment is dead, we should have a mock funeral for it...