Were there any news stories you heard about that just never developed? What did ever happen regarding the Energy Task Force suits, or, well, a bunch of other fairly closely related things dealing with money, petroleum, and environmental health? Well, they probably made Sonoma State University’s Project Sensored 2005 list. Read ’em and weep, as they say.
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This goes well with the tiny article buried in the Oregonian today that says Bush DID NOT complete his guard duty. Why is it a tiny article on page 6?
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&c2coff=1&tab=nn&q=bush+national+guard&btnG=Search+News
The strategy is really genious: Hook your buddies up with cheap nuclear power plants, but then you’ve got the problem of expensive waste removal. Well that’s easy: build shells and bullets out of it. But then it sits there contaminating warehouses in our country. Solution: start a war in another country. But now there’s a whole lot of nuclear waste to get rid of due to the extra power plants. Okay, well then handle the war with utmost incompetence and secrecy so that it carries on indefinitely. But with the mounting death toll, you run out of soldiers. Well that’s easy, just draft a half million or so more. And the more that die the better because it just helps solve that unemployment problem back home. And when the rest come home with glowing testicles and contaminate a bunch of other people that then produce nine-armed babies? Good thing you shot down socialized health care and veteran disability benefits. But even still those rising health insurance prices are going to move more and more people into poverty–which is good because then they duck under the $1000 tax break for middle class people, which shouldn’t be a problem soon because there isn’t much middle class left. But that means rising debt, especially with this damned war to pay for… and especially with the real loss in income coming not from the $1000 middle class tax breaks, but from the $74,000 average tax break to the wealthy. Hmmm… so how do we get more money into the economy… hmmm… Oh yeah, we force Argentina through the IMF to let us build private nuclear power plants there! And, hey, look at that, more bullets too!