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[Guest guest]

perhaps the biggest success in the war on terror has been its ability to distract the nation (US) from the corporate war on us. in the two years since 9/11, american businesses have been on a punch-drunk rampage that has left millions of average americans with their savings gone, their pensions looted, their hopes for a comfortable future for their families diminished or extinguished. the business bandits (and their government accomplices) who have wrecked our economy have tried to blame it on the terrorists, they have tried to blame it on clinton, and they have tried to blame it on us! but, in fact, the wholesale destruction of our economic future is based solely on the greed of the corporate mujahedeen. there is a master plan, my friends, each company has one, and the sooner you can get over not wanting to believe it, or worrying that to believe it puts you in the ranks of the nutters who thrive on conspiracy theories, then the sooner we have a chance of stopping them. their singular goal is to take enough control over our lives so that, in the end, we'll be pledging allegiance, not to a flag or some airy notions of freedom and democracy, but to the dictates of citigroup, exxon, nike, ge, gm, p&g, and philip morris. it is their executives who now call the shots, and you can go vote and protest and cheat the irs all you want to get back at them, but face it: You are no longer in charge! you know it and they know it, and all that remains is the day when it will be codified onto a piece of paper, the declaration of the corporate states of america!

[Guest guest]

so stick with allegiance to Krishna, and there will always be a sane section of the population!!!