Who said this?

“Victory is no longer a truth. It is only a word to describe who is left alive in the ruins.”

Need a clue?

I have been watching the Walter Reed Hearings and I am truly impressed–NOT!

Someone stated that the Washington Post should be proud for ruining careers– I say screw their careers and how many lives have these parasitic SOBs ruined?

Cheney said at the Am. Legion thing that “IT WILL BE FIXED”! How nice, would it be fixed if the story had not broken–probably not! These elitist pricks are scrambling trying to save their collective asses.

These hearings are well and good, but a colassal waste of time and money, make all accountable from pres down, they caused the problem let themn suffer along with the men and women whose lives they destroyed.

If it was up to me, they would be stripped naked put honey and feathers all over them and run through the streets of Washington so all could see how these people, I use the term losely, should be treated.

These disgraced people will be fine, they will bounce back, why? Because they will not be made to suffer the indignities that they forced the soldiers to endure, these men and women will have the scars of the country’s ingratitude for the rest of their lives. It is only fitting that thise responsible scarred as well, least we forget the disservice they have done to the troops.

I say NEVER give those animals a moments peace for the rest of their lives, make them relive over and over their abuse of fine men and women, until they are planted. Period!

CHUQ
05/03/07

This is just a quikie I wrote while comtemplating the universe, or something just as profound.

Capitalism And Why

A simple look At the Beast

Capitalism–whay is it? Is it an economic system? Or possibly a historic stage of civilazation? Well, those are excellent questions with no good answer. It depends on which side of the economic spectrum.

Please step into the “way back” machine once again. Push the backward button and –Zoom! Zap! Pop! and here you are–modern capitalism originated in the land of the English workers in the Industrial Revolution. The magnates of industry who operated the mills extracted their profit from the exploitation of children, women and later adult males. They were parasites that lived off the labor of someone else; they created nothing, other than the pursuit of more profits, in other words GREED! These people owned the factories, the land, the at one point even owned the workers.

Then came the trade unions, rising wages and social reform, that was good right? Depends on who you were. Income and wealth still was unequally distributed. The owners still owned the factories and the workers still had to sell their labor and were still exploited.

Capitalism has always been a chaotic and unstable and disorderly mode of organization of the economic scene. There are always disruptions in the cycles that effect the worker, the farmer and the small businessperson, leading to unemployment, bankruptcies and homelessness.

Believe it or not, even the cheerleaders of capitalism have seen it to be deficient. There are few competitive markets, nothing like the great Adam Smith had originally envisoned. The modern capitalist system is increasingly conntrolled ny monopolists, multinational giants, a by a market that is dominated by fewer and fewer suppliers.

And lastly, all this activity among the players is causing irreversible damage to the environment and deflating the public good. The materials and advancements of worldwide capitalism is a beast that will eventually consume the civilization that it now controls. More and more, capitalism is loom large and menacing the public health and well being of the worker, the citizen and the world.

In closing allow me to say this–Not many analysts of capitalism have ever thought it would be a permanent system, but yet the leaders of the system find ways to keep the beast alive and continually feed it with the sacrifices of the world’s workers.

CHUQ
04/02/07