Rick Siegel Prespectives on Freedom and Liberty

In a moment of calm, Jack Straw admitted that if the public knew the lies and outright illegal activities of the government the people would revolt and change the system of government. The struggle to hold secret the meetings leading up to the UK's entrance into the Iraq invasion with George Bush expanded after the courts ordered the records to be made public.

Another $600 Billion dollars floated into the currency bailouts this week and added to the $700 Billion earlier this fall brings the gross debt of the USA to around $1.5 trillion nearly tripling over the last 4 months. Why are Bush and the banks rapidly deepening the debt as they leave office backing investment banks with inflated fiat currencies?

The telecommunication companies that worked closely with the illegal spying on Americans, demanded by the executive branch and their agents Homeland Security, are liable for criminal actions. President Bush wants desperately to help his friends that helped him carry out illegal spying.

In a recent article from the New York Times on “civil rights protest” in Louisiana for a group called the “Jenna Six”, a glaring thematic problem with the protest stood out in the articles slant. Here were some 10,000 people gathering in a small hamlet in the South to protest civil rights and the only thing they were protesting was the lack of “hate crime” enforcement.

Americans have slipped into a lethargy enhanced through a vast socialist education system that leaves no idiot behind no matter how malformed or ignorant they may be. A sort of faux equality has been created that has numbed the mass conscience and now keeps everyone at the lowest common denominator.