Re: Reply To Marty/& all/Flu Shot, Vaccination Plot? Experiment? Benevolent Policy? Is Health safety Off Subject?

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You, and enough other people do that and we will have four more years of the

Bushes. Hell, Bush is " for less government " and free markets. Free markets?

That's what is sending our jobs overseas, starting with the manufacturing jobs

and now the white collar jobs. Free markets? That is control of the markets by

the corporations themselves and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to look

around and see what the fruits of that is.

Regulation of corporations is an absolute requirement in order to stop and

reverse the slide into Aristocracy for the rich and serfdom for the middle class

that is being led by the Shrubs. Corporations use the things that have been set

up to serve We the People, the true government of these United States. I am

speaking of the infrastructure. The power grid which uses the people's rights of

way, highways, money that is printed at government expense, the courts (over 60%

of the U.S. judicial system is used by the corporations), our land, our water,

our air in the conduct of their business That makes them responsible to We the

People. Now, with the new energy bill, they don't even have to pay royalties to

the owners of the natural resources. That's right, the energy bill eliminates

royalties being paid to We the People. That's free trade!

Don't you pay any attention to history? Over and over and over again it has been

proven that, left to their own devices, unregulated big business has proven

itself to be untrustworthy and such unregulated business invariably leads to

fascism (which, by definition, is corporate control of the government) and

feudalism. It's the fox guarding the hen house.

As i see it, the most important thing we can do is to get these thugs out of the

White House, out of our government, and out of our lives. I don't care which

Democratic candidate wins the nomination, i am going to support him or her

(except if it's Leiberman, of course). I am a liberal. Some would like to make

me ashamed of that. I'm not! I read the definition of " Liberal " in the

dictionary and i am proud. I look at what Liberals have done for this country

and i am proud. It was the Liberals that in fact created this country. The

conservatives wanted to remain an English colony. The American Revolution was a

war against free trade! The Boston Tea Party was held not because of a tax on

tea. It occurred because the tax on tea was eliminated -- an act that would

ensure a tea monopoly for the British Ease India Company and put American tea

merchants out of business. During times when Liberals have been in power, the

standard of living for us mere commoners has been high. When Conservatives (and

believe me, Libertarians are conservatives) have been in power, the standard of

living for rich folks has been high and that of us commoners low. Just look

around at what is going on RIGHT NOW if you don't believe it.

The only true Liberal running for President is Kucinich. The only two people

running for President who are not, at least in part, owned by corporate Amerika

are Dean and Kucinich. Dean bothers me. He is an M.D. and i fear what he would

do to alternative medicine were he elected. We can see right now what Bush would

do. He has shown quite clearly that he owes big Pharma big time for its campaign

donations, and is more than willing to pay them back at the expense of We the

People.

Let me repeat, THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THAT WE GET RID OF THE CRIMINALS THAT

CURRENTLY INFEST OUR GOVERNMENT!!! Splitting the anti-Bush vote is the surest

possible way to guarantee that the U.S. becomes an Aristocracy with We the

People serving as mere serfs. I am supporting the Kucinich campaign just as long

as there is a Kucinich campaign. If his candidacy fails, i will support any of

the Democratic contenders -- except Leiberman, of course -- in order to throw

these bums out.

>I recommend to you to vote for candidates in the

>libertarian party. I don't know how familiar you are

>with their stances on various issues, but it would be

>worth a look for you. They are all for less government

>across the board. They believe in free markets and

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--

Neil Jensen - neil@... - http://www.sumeria.net/bushknew/

" If this were a dictatorship, it'd be a heck of a lot easier...

just as long as I'm the dictator.... " -- W. Bush Dec 18, 2000,

during his first trip to Washington as the first pResident-Appointee