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Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 9:48pm

From my understanding, most of the African nations are already under some from of globalist control via the IMF and other regulations that starve their economies, people and resources. Those that rise up and become self sufficient (Libya comes to mind) are destabilized through clandestine measures such as happened with the Arab Spring uprisings. Puppet dictators are put in place until they run afoul of their globalist masters.

In the case of Syria, Assad appears not to be in the pockets of the globalist and the propaganda machine is ramped up while so-called rebels are put in place to sow discord and incite violence. The MSM run stories demonizing the ruling regimes while candy coating the atrocities committed by so-called freedom fighters.

It is a global chess board and the nations that refuse to be a part of this New World Order fall like dominoes and the corporatist move in to take over all industry in said nation.

I do not know if Syria will be attacked by NATO forces overtly but I have a strong feeling that the legitimate government of that country will be replaced in the near future. Quite possibly, the only thing that has prevented this from occurring is the fact that Russia has deep financial and strategic ties with Syria.

Comment by robert alpert on December 18, 2011 at 9:35pm

  I  do not  I  confess  know the  purpose  of it--I   had  bet   Algeria  would be next and  folks  are  already  betting  on   whether  Iran or Venezuela   would be next.  I am  puzzled.  An easy  answer  would be  "recolonization" but  if  so  why? Africa's  economy  is  already  dependent  on  the metropolis--oil (that is why Venezuela    Africa--northern  Africa  I had thought was  already dominated--Iran  would be  a  difficult  one though I suppose Israel  could  go rogue.  Now  I  speak under correction but it beats  me---I  don't know  what do you think?

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 8:56pm

Now that we have all that cleared up, maybe we can get back to the topic at hand and the purpose of this group. The impending attack on Syria by imperialistic, corporatist hell bent on global domination. I am sure that if you wished to discuss the hidden hand behind the civil rights(gov't privilege) movement, you could create a separate group and invite members.

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 8:50pm

* typo...legalese

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 8:48pm

The Bill of Rights being amended to the Constitution was a concession made by the framers in order to get it ratified by the States. The BoR doesn't grant any rights, rather protects those that we are born with.

The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, religious preference(or lack thereof), press, protest and redress of grievances. Of course free communication about technology is included in free speech.

The BoR is intended to protect the People from the "ruling class" while many later amendments used legalize to trick people into voluntary servitude. (Read my blog entry titled, Sedition by Syntax).

Being as I have never read Alice in Wonderland nor Through the Looking Glass, I have no idea about the quote to which you are referring.

Concerning segregated schools...I never mentioned that so I have no idea why that was even brought up in this conversation.

Would you consider homeschooling a form of segregated schooling?

Comment by robert alpert on December 18, 2011 at 8:32pm

true  free market --well  hayek  friedman Smith (often misread) I  was not  asking you  to support  communism--but   you might want  to have  a closer  look at the  bill of  rights--e.g.   The  first  amendment as you know  was  designed to  make  possible  the free  communication about about technology--we did not want another inquisition. Have you noticed btw  that the bill  of rights  and other  laws or amendments  ((the  14the  comes to mind)) are  interpreted  in ways  that  suit what I call in my unfree  dogmatic  fashion the  ruling class--I believe  segregated  schools are illegal  by law  did  they not say that in 1954?  Have  a look  see--There is a line  from  alice in wonderland  or is it through the looking  glass that  comes to mind  but  I  cannot  quote it  due to failing iq  points but  it is  well known-- 

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 8:13pm

Ah, now we are getting somewhere. I am well aware of behind the scenes influences which guided the civil rights movement so this is not news to me.

   Personally I would love to see a return to true free market principles rather than the crony capitalism(corporatism) that has infected every aspect of business. I do not, nor will I ever, support communism.

  I am also much aware of the masking of history. The truth has been hidden from humanity for ages, it is nothing new. I have posted a few essays on regarding this very topic.

I believe in freedom of the individual. Communism spits in the face of the Bill of Rights. Of course, this is just my opinion and I could be wrong.

Comment by robert alpert on December 18, 2011 at 7:55pm

ok  i play  there is no spell check on this machine.  I am arguing that there was a hidden civil rights movement---principally  the scu (cp)  of Alabama and that it was  a priority of the USSR . To answer your questions 1)  Personally  I would like to see an emergence  of a third period USSR or  The Black Panther  Party.  SNCC  or  an organization like it  with some modifications  would also be pleasant. I  was  trying give you some evidence  for the USSR's  role  in the  liberation movement in the  south and  yes  Communism  would be beer and skittles to me. I also  was trying  to distinguish  Bernays   work  from  a deeper  form  of  historical masking. We know  his  role in the Arbenz  affair just as  we know Leopold's role in Congo. I  was trying to distinguish that  from  what I  called historical  mythologies that  resist  falsification.  I am  sorry you cannot follow that--others  have--perhaps  you want to  check those i q  points. 

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 7:31pm

"oh I notice some spelling errors do forgive me my hand beat up a cops nightstick a week ago at an occupy gathering"

I do hope that you punished that evil night stick....on the other hand(pun intended) there is a feature of most web browsers called "spell check". It actually underlines misspelled words in red and a user can right-click on the word for suggestion to correct the mistake.

Comment by TommyD on December 18, 2011 at 7:27pm

Please excuse my lack of understanding.

I find it hard to follow your line of reasoning. 

Are you promoting communism or are you denouncing it?

Are you saying that there needs to be a resurgence of the CPUSA or that it needs to fade away into the annuls of history?

Apart from the spelling and grammatical errors, the over all message of what you wish to convey appears jumbled and incoherent. I actually feel like I am losing IQ points just trying to understand what you wrote, much less what you are trying to say.

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