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Participant[quote=peterb]In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.[/quote]
If the students were smart they would protest
the Mideast wars so that the money could be
invested into their futures.patb
Participant[quote=peterb]In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.[/quote]
If the students were smart they would protest
the Mideast wars so that the money could be
invested into their futures.patb
Participant[quote=peterb]In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.[/quote]
If the students were smart they would protest
the Mideast wars so that the money could be
invested into their futures.patb
Participant[quote=peterb]In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.[/quote]
If the students were smart they would protest
the Mideast wars so that the money could be
invested into their futures.patb
Participant[quote=peterb]In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.[/quote]
If the students were smart they would protest
the Mideast wars so that the money could be
invested into their futures.patb
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=Arraya]Here’s pictures
Arraya: If you pay attention to picture #14, you’ll note the tear gas dispenser in the closest officer’s hands.
Wonder what would happen if LAPD or UC Campus Police decided to employ tear gas on unarmed students?[/quote]
About the same thing that happened during the berkeley
student demonstrations in 1968.patb
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=Arraya]Here’s pictures
Arraya: If you pay attention to picture #14, you’ll note the tear gas dispenser in the closest officer’s hands.
Wonder what would happen if LAPD or UC Campus Police decided to employ tear gas on unarmed students?[/quote]
About the same thing that happened during the berkeley
student demonstrations in 1968.patb
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=Arraya]Here’s pictures
Arraya: If you pay attention to picture #14, you’ll note the tear gas dispenser in the closest officer’s hands.
Wonder what would happen if LAPD or UC Campus Police decided to employ tear gas on unarmed students?[/quote]
About the same thing that happened during the berkeley
student demonstrations in 1968.patb
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=Arraya]Here’s pictures
Arraya: If you pay attention to picture #14, you’ll note the tear gas dispenser in the closest officer’s hands.
Wonder what would happen if LAPD or UC Campus Police decided to employ tear gas on unarmed students?[/quote]
About the same thing that happened during the berkeley
student demonstrations in 1968.patb
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=Arraya]Here’s pictures
Arraya: If you pay attention to picture #14, you’ll note the tear gas dispenser in the closest officer’s hands.
Wonder what would happen if LAPD or UC Campus Police decided to employ tear gas on unarmed students?[/quote]
About the same thing that happened during the berkeley
student demonstrations in 1968.patb
Participant[quote=teatsonabull]So, Eugene, I guess you see everything as working out just fine. Let’s just kick the can further down the road, shall we?
With the dollar losing 95% of it’s value since 1913 and our government completely under the spell of the FED and the TBTF banksters, there is absolutely no way this ends well.[/quote]
Bear in Mind, there are lots of ways to measure the
dollar.If you measure the dollar in terms of Gold, yeah, sure, the Dollar is down 95%.
If you measure the Dollar in terms of computer cycles or megabytes, it’s up 1000%.
I like to measure the dollar in terms of calories,
rice, etc… Against that the dollar is doing okay.Cars cost more, but they last 5 times longer.
patb
Participant[quote=teatsonabull]So, Eugene, I guess you see everything as working out just fine. Let’s just kick the can further down the road, shall we?
With the dollar losing 95% of it’s value since 1913 and our government completely under the spell of the FED and the TBTF banksters, there is absolutely no way this ends well.[/quote]
Bear in Mind, there are lots of ways to measure the
dollar.If you measure the dollar in terms of Gold, yeah, sure, the Dollar is down 95%.
If you measure the Dollar in terms of computer cycles or megabytes, it’s up 1000%.
I like to measure the dollar in terms of calories,
rice, etc… Against that the dollar is doing okay.Cars cost more, but they last 5 times longer.
patb
Participant[quote=teatsonabull]So, Eugene, I guess you see everything as working out just fine. Let’s just kick the can further down the road, shall we?
With the dollar losing 95% of it’s value since 1913 and our government completely under the spell of the FED and the TBTF banksters, there is absolutely no way this ends well.[/quote]
Bear in Mind, there are lots of ways to measure the
dollar.If you measure the dollar in terms of Gold, yeah, sure, the Dollar is down 95%.
If you measure the Dollar in terms of computer cycles or megabytes, it’s up 1000%.
I like to measure the dollar in terms of calories,
rice, etc… Against that the dollar is doing okay.Cars cost more, but they last 5 times longer.
patb
Participant[quote=teatsonabull]So, Eugene, I guess you see everything as working out just fine. Let’s just kick the can further down the road, shall we?
With the dollar losing 95% of it’s value since 1913 and our government completely under the spell of the FED and the TBTF banksters, there is absolutely no way this ends well.[/quote]
Bear in Mind, there are lots of ways to measure the
dollar.If you measure the dollar in terms of Gold, yeah, sure, the Dollar is down 95%.
If you measure the Dollar in terms of computer cycles or megabytes, it’s up 1000%.
I like to measure the dollar in terms of calories,
rice, etc… Against that the dollar is doing okay.Cars cost more, but they last 5 times longer.
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