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This is from this page: www.djpauledge.com/wewillnotbesilenced/ but I'm not sure who it is talking

Thought-provoking and superbly produced

And what percentage of US citizens still believe America is "RIGHT" I wonder?

Bat wrote:And is it still 50% of US citizens who believe America is "RIGHT"?

I think more and more are seeing the government for what it is. Recent polls I've seen have gone from between only 25% and 33% approval, so the large majority of Americans do think it's doing something majorly wrong.

faceless wrote:I think more and more are seeing the government for what it is. Recent polls I've seen have gone from between only 25% and 33% approval, so the large majority of Americans do think it's doing something majorly wrong.

Of course your definition of who the government is has a bearing on things. Anyone who thinks that Bush really calls the shots on the big decisions needs their head examining.

The President is merely a figurehead for the people behind him with the real power. It doesn't really matter who you vote for, the results are ultimately the same.

maycm wrote:Of course your definition of who the government is has a bearing on things. Anyone who thinks that Bush really calls the shots on the big decisions needs their head examining.

The President is merely a figurehead for the people behind him with the real power. It doesn't really matter who you vote for, the results are ultimately the same.

I couldn't agree more

maycm wrote:

faceless wrote:I think more and more are seeing the government for what it is. Recent polls I've seen have gone from between only 25% and 33% approval, so the large majority of Americans do think it's doing something majorly wrong.

Of course your definition of who the government is has a bearing on things. Anyone who thinks that Bush really calls the shots on the big decisions needs their head examining.

The President is merely a figurehead for the people behind him with the real power. It doesn't really matter who you vote for, the results are ultimately the same.

That was brilliantly done, and I also couldn't agree more with you here. You hit the nail on the head.

...which of course begs the question, who ultimately wields the most power?

Is it any of the (known) security services or I suspect more likely some other un-named government group hiding in the shadows.

I'm sure Alex Jones has something to say on the matter.