Some thoughts

Submitted by Lenzabi on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 8:28am

As we all saw on the 5th, the FBI seemed to also fall under the Clinton Voodoo spells and while Comey did deliver some well deserved Snark regarding Killary's bad judgment and incompetence as SoS, they did not recommend an indictment in the e-mails case.

However, there is still the investigation into the bad things she did regarding gathering money for her Clinton Foundation from other nations while being SoS.

on another site, we were discussing politicians in other nations as those there are British and Australian and New Zealanders I have contact with, they were posting regarding the Brexit polls as well as the recent Australian Federal Election. I now share this, partially inspired from GulfGals Neo-liberal series, as well as my own observations and feelings.

It is hard here, and I know the model has been transplanted the world over. Many may have had decent intentions when they started, but the need for money to get back their seats can make some fall to the dark side and become corrupt so that they can have the campaign money, or extra money or things showered on them, it eventually drives them to work more for the donors and contributors than the people.

That is why duopoly style party systems are bad, too damn close to being a One Party apparatus style of government. Once the Two-Party system locks the gate, and forces different parties to jump through ridiculous hoops to try and get a foothold, the nation is done for, Corporations as well as the wealthiest can buy these pollies and dominate our policies in the country they have done this to.

Back in 1935, the corporates/Rich were ready to start a coups d' `etat to oust Roosevelt here and his progressive ways that forced them to behave, the coups failed and they bided their time, and now the Neo-Liberalism model worms it's way to all corners of the world with the globalization effort, and it is soul crushing, heartless, and mechanical in it's dehumanizing and demoralizing effect on the rest of us and the corruption amongst the elite and top 10%

Never let them legislate away the controls and boundaries over what the corporates can and cannot do, that path is strewn with privatized profits for some, socialized messes for the rest.

So, I hate Neo-liberalism, and detest those who are part of the apparatus, I say we do get our first woman as POTUS, to realize the election of President Elect Jill Stein!

We do not want a criminal as first female POTUS, pick the honest woman!

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Submitted by dkmich on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 10:21am

#NotTooBigToFail

Chelsea Manning rushed to hospital after suspected suicide attempt

Imprisoned U.S. Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning, who was convicted of leaking classified documents to Wikileaks, tried to commit suicide in a cell at Leavenworth Prison in Kansas, according to a new report.

Manning, 28, a transgender woman who was born in 1987 as Bradley Manning, was rushed to a hospital on Tuesday after she failed to take her own life, CNN said. The circumstances surrounding the suicide attempt were unclear.

MSM mostly ignores this while Hillary gets a pass.

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"Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich."--Napoleon

Submitted by Lenzabi on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 10:24am

It figures,

They made her irrelevant as locked away, no longer so news worthy. But a Transgender woman in a military prison is going to be under horrific stress and harassment. That this news was pushed to low key as Queen Killary gets her stinging pass from the FBI is so par for the Corporate Propaganda machine.

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So long, and thanks for all the fish

Submitted by gjohnsit on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 12:38pm

"Extremely Careless" is now reason to celebrate

Greenwald

When Hillary Clinton first acknowledged in March 2015 that she had indeed used a private email account — and her own server — to conduct official government business as secretary of state, it would have been hard to imagine that her campaign would 16 months later pronounce itself “pleased” that an FBI investigation concluded that she and her aides “were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.”
But that is precisely what happened on Tuesday, after FBI Director James Comey announced that the bureau had recommended to prosecutors at the Department of Justice “that no charges are appropriate in this case,” despite finding that 110 of Clinton’s emails did “contain classified information at the time they were sent or received.”
Of course, it was not the criticism that Clinton’s campaign was pleased about — or the fact that Comey presented evidence that the candidate’s repeated claim that she “never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time that it was sent and received” was demonstrably false.