Letter Never Sent

The so-called leadership here in the United States are nothing but a group of gangsters. Right under our noses a foreign policy of thuggery and conquest is being undertaken. It seems the US Government has far-reaching plans for the Mideast. Plans involving the seizure of oil fields and the overthrow of governments. Plans which have nothing to do with safeguarding America but only with enriching defense contractors, large corporations, and the elite ruling class at the expense of thousands of lives and the loss of freedom and security.

Emboldened by the creation of the puppet government of Afghanistan, the US has plans to overthrow the governments of Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and anyone one else who doesn’t kneel before the US government. The disturbing thing is that many Americans are either ignorant, apathetic, or actually supportive. It’s pure craziness.

• Seizing Saudi oil fields and partitioning Saudi Arabia:It turns out there was something behind these rumors. As reported in the Post, a July 10 briefing to the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board argued for giving the Saudis an ultimatum: “Stop backing terrorism or face seizure of its oil fields.” I have procured another recent report, prepared for the Pentagon’s Office of Net Assessment, which discusses the option of invading the kingdom to secure oil fields.
  

• Supporting ‘regime change’ in the United States, for those of you without the ability to read between the lines this means governmental overthrow and seizure of power by the US or their puppets: “The thinking in the administration is really evolving toward the idea of promoting democracy and regime change—an overhaul of the Arab and Islamic world, rather than dealing with it as it is,” says Kenneth Katzman, a leading expert on Iran who works with the Congressional Research Service. Some military strategists worry that the talk of overthrowing other nations could jeopardize any invasion of Iraq. It’s the new colonialism. Rape the national resources and dump the excess consumer goods. It’s good business, screw independence or sovereignity.

I’m taking a 3d modeling class at Austin Community College for fun and because my employer is reimbursing me. Here’s something I made recently:

From LA Times:

WASHINGTON — Leaders of the American Bar Assn. criticized the Bush administration Friday for jailing several American citizens as “enemy combatants” without charging them with a crime or giving them a fair chance to prove their innocence.

Only Congress has the power to write the laws, they said, and no law has given administration officials blanket authority to arrest and detain U.S. citizens who are picked up on U.S. soil.

“There is genuine reason for concern about a president’s–or anyone’s–power to unilaterally declare that an American citizen who is arrested in the United States, far from any battlefield or combat arena, is part of the enemy and thus may be treated as an enemy seized in battle,” they said.

Lifted from whatreallyhappened.com:

“I spent thirty-three years in the Marines, most of my time being a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer for capitalism.” — General Smedley Butler, former US Marine Corps Commandant, 1935

“Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never has, and it never will.”
— Frederick Douglass, 1817-1895, escaped slave, abolitionist, author, orator, statesman

” It is the job of thinking people, not to be on the side of the executioners.” — Albert Camus, French writer and thinker, 1913-1960

“The tragedy of life is what dies inside a man while he lives.” — Albert Schweitzer

“No other democratic country in the world denies as many people – in absolute or proportional terms – the right to vote because of felony convictions.” — Human Rights Watch – “World Report 1999, United States”

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