WAR PIGS, Et Cetera

Chossudovsky: Inevitably this process of concentration of wealth is leading to mass unemployment and poverty, but ultimately also destitution – where people are no longer even within the labor market, they don’t get work, they can’t even apply for low wage work. This will lead to a massive protest movement.

But at the same time we see particularly in Western countries the development of a large scale police apparatus, surveillance, which is intended essentially to quell the protest movement.

This process is leading the world into a very serious global crisis because on one hand we see the development of the luxury goods economy; we see the development of the weapons economy – the war economy; and at the same time we see the collapse in the production of essential commodities for the large majority of the population.

>>http://www.globalresearch.ca/derivatives-are-destroying-the-real-economy-michel-chossudovsky/5357634


[SIDEBAR:  War was supposed to be the GREAT AMERICAN DREAM for those that are addicted to mass murder and that includes the cannibalizing our own Homo Sapiens species.  But, WAR PIGS want to have --the pen of hungry-- able to be boundary-less in the insatiable lust to have more and more and never enough.  Gotta do what WAR PIGS do!

VETERANS' DAY is in need of a whole new agenda than growing balls to the largest size possible to slaughter the biggest prize.  Humans may choose to do better since CHOICE is indeed where we are in the U$ZIOCON$ fully defunct America from so many many many WAR PIGS.

>> http://www.globalresearch.ca/corporate-profits-soar-the-super-wealthy-reinvent-american-capitalism/5357607 

Ryan A. Wilson, Artist

When the next crash happens the nation will have learned its lessons: the big banks and wealthy investors who destroyed the economy in 2008 are back at it, encouraged by Obama’s pro-corporate behavior and the Federal Reserve’s money flooding.
It’s becoming increasingly obvious that breaking the power of the super wealthy is the first step towards balancing the budget, job growth, protecting the safety net, and creating a semblance of a rational society. Until then the U.S. will lurch from one crisis to another, while blaming everyone but the real culprits.

Shamus Cooke is a social service worker, trade unionist, and writer for Workers Action (www.workerscompass.org) He can be reached at shamuscooke@gmail.com