3's a Charm!

It took only this long for the honeymoon to be over? The bitterness I discussed last week got really really ugly, as Republicans bickered and slandered the new Administrations' attempts to solve a problem created by the GOP, and the Democrats in Congress stood on the sidelines and watched the fight-without jumping to Obama's side. This is the part that underscores the whole issues: RACE. The skull and bones white boys would rather support the guy banging his wife than an honest black man with a good idea. The Democrats, too feel they are entitled to what Obama has "yet to earn". Geithner, Daschele, and even femme fatale Nancy Kellifer felt they could cast aside shortcomings because of white privilege. The problem is that this activity resonates to the street, and while I don't have the same opportunities as the ones these others' squander, people of other backgrounds and skin tones will equate whites in the same way whites categorize others. Dacshlele is too soft spoken, too soft in general, so its' good he isn't in charge of anything. If he were a more robust persona, he would already have run for the White House. Obama was forced to waste three critical days of would-be stimulus lobbying by apologizing for other prominent public servants' lack of credibility. Chances are high that he won't let them put the egg on his face again. Of course the media spins their own whirlwind of bullshit to make these incidents somehow tie dinto the stimulus, thus making teh American peopel more skeptical than we already are, more skeptical than when we wnet to Bush's war all gung=-hio despite the fact that 911 and Iraq-or Afghanistan-have no relationship what so ever. But lets' bicker over tax cuts some more. Lets' moan about the relevance of education. Lets overlook that 4 MILLION CHILDREN are going to get health care now, which should have been the high point of the week. Instead its' a cute footnote on the bottom of page one, right next to the story about "Obama Hope poster artists"(Shepard Fairey) arrested in Boston. I guess we don't need arts funding if we already have such advanced coverage like that! Three things ring true because of this weeks action:
1.Media Reform
should be the priority in years 2,3&4, because these assholes, like the AP suing Shepard Fairey only after he gets famous-Boston PD arresting him after he brings Good press to the once dilapidated shithole known as Southie- while at the same time spinning lies and deceit that costs lives, billions of dollars, and all of our independent voices as people. media:reformation.

2.Criminal Justice System overhaul
Cops-yes, the ones who busted SF-and me, are included. these usually uneducated morons can arrest you, beat you, rape you, throw you in the slammer-because they feel like it. Then they can walk always regardless of what happens in court. They, like the media, are more prejudice than the Morton Downey JR show with Roy Ennis v the KKK(best hour of TV ever)-F*** the POLICE:

Cole was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison for the 1985 rape of 20-year-old Michele Mallin. He maintained his innocence, but it was not confirmed by DNA until years after his 1999 death, when another inmate confessed to the rape.

"Everybody thinks he died a felon, a hardened criminal," Cole's brother, Cory Session, told CNN. "That's what hurts."

As he huddled in an Atlantic City hotel room last May with a handful of reputed drug dealers, Boston police Officer Roberto Pulido boasted that he knew how to test the loyalty of officers he was recruiting to help protect cocaine shipments being trucked through Boston: threaten their children.

The powers given by the state to the police to use force have
always caused concern. Although improvements have been made to control
corruption, numerous opportunities exist for deviant and corrupt
practices. The opportunity to acquire power in excess of that which is
legally permitted or to misuse power is always available. The police
subculture is a contributing factor to these practices, because
officers who often act in a corrupt manner are often over looked, and
condoned by other members of the subculture. As mentioned from the
very beginning of this report the problem of police deviance and
corruption will never be completely solved, just as the police will
never be able to solve the crime problem in our society. One step in
the right direction, however, is the monitoring and control of the
police and the appropriate use of police style to enforce laws and to
provide service to the public.

3.Non-US Citizens using American institutions &technologies-universities, web companies, blogspots, etc., to slander American ideals. I pay taxes, I vote, I work here, I can use the Constitutional Rights responsibly. If you do not meet ALL of those qualifications, you should be relegated to speak differently. Don't move here to rain on our parade. I ain't your military son-and they ain't listenin' anyway-Don't come to our education system, , study our way of life, our technology, our business strategy, and then throw us under the bus back home. Not fair. Not productive. Not what we're about. Or is it what we're about:

The largest number of foreign students in the U.S. come from India; about 76,500 Indian students were enrolled at American colleges or universities in the 2005-2006 academic year. China comes in second place with some 62,600 students. Despite these numbers, however, enrollments from India declined 5 percent, while the number of Chinese enrollees stayed about the same as the previous year. Among the countries sending the greatest numbers of students, the largest percentage increases in enrollments came from Korea (up 10% to about 59,000), Taiwan (8% to 28,000), and Mexico (7% to 14,000). While sending smaller numbers overall, both Nepal (6,000 students) and Vietnam (4,600 students) each increased their enrollments by 25 percent over 2004-2005.

The countries sending fewer students to the U.S. include Japan (down 8% to 37,000) and several predominantly Islamic nations: Turkey (7% to 11,600), Indonesia (2% to 7,600), and Pakistan (9% to 5,800). Other decliners include Brazil (down 3% to 7,000), Kenya (3% to 6,600), and Nigeria (2% to 6,200).

Long story short, our nation is boasting opportunity and then giving it away, then the people in turn use such an invitation benefit for means not beneficial to the people of the United States. Hypocrisy knows no borders. this happens, regionally, too, when southern fried rednecks, in collusion with the wealthiest, elitest bankers(Madoff, etc, etc. ) come to wall street and steal money, get reimbursed, than steal again. No democracy anywhere from sea to sea lately. This government better be sincere, or we all may be doomed. Seriously.