Posted by trucker40 on November 21, 2009 at 17:20:50 from (69.152.39.102):
I dont know why that post got pulled but it was interesting.I guess sometimes when discussing things some of us get carried away. Anyway there is a "THEY"that runs the world.Its a bunch of rich people.This "they" now buys elections,turns Presidents into puppets,and has thousands of people on their payroll to influence votes in our Government.One name for the ones that did a lot of damage is Neo Conservatives.These Neo Conservatives say they are Conservative then spend money on their cronies like drunken sailors.I doubt this will stay up very long if at all,but it is the truth.Foreigners and rich warmonger types are running our government with money.They are stealing taxpayer dollars,warping the media,and in general tearing up our country while we set here and listen to lies about whats even happening.It also seems like any President(Kennedy)that actually represents the people,and is smart enough to figure out whats going on is shot,or at least is not allowed to get in power.Its puppet only for that job.
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