There is always more to the story than what appears before us. How American culture moves forward is determined by the communication systems that everyone has access to. Knowing how the game is rigged is called being transparent.
With that said we see how contrasting the game is, plus not knowing who all players are it is difficult to decipher. If the Bin Laden family is closely connected to the other side of the deal, which is tightly connected to Bush again the back ground is Al Qaeda right in America’s mainstream media.
That notion is not just hyperbole, The Bin laden family already has had very substantial interest in AOL, and the American Broadcast Company, besides huge banking interest in America’s financial system according to Gerald Posners book secrets of the kingdom. That whole reality seems like the Arab extremes have been fracking the American mind. They use our basic business practice the “at will principle” in and endless political balancing game.
The thing that scares me is the possible tyranny control in the programming especially educational type themes whether it is focused in science or on nightly serial adventures that describe laws in nature.
It’s even better to feature the latest technology to illustrate how scientist, engineers, and especially the mainstream business management style that fosters the ascension to better living for all Americans.
Rather than criminal actions just seeking an attaché case full of money, our media show many programming shows are mapping criminal ideas rather than inspiring young minds to participate in innovation to social issues. Worse the treason secrecy is becoming easier to pitch by Hollywood. No wonder that notion of too big to fail is loaded with an algorithm to hell.
For good reason that our government is said to be too big to fail, yet these contrasting stories spring up before America with even the best of interest. Sometime it takes courage to expose the political front that is in social combat implying rival parties that have serious affect on the economic divide. Better believe those Romney types that squeeze the American enterprise in the name of free market is aggressive needing this push back that seems to be a bitter pill.
Myself being from Illinois I like Senator Chuck Schumer, thinking perhaps he will do the best for the poor and middle class. Hope is all I have left to hope it works for America.
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