Party Time for Anglo-American Elites?

The Daily Bell Newswire ^ | Friday, March 19, 2010 - | by Staff Report

[Mortrey]

In fact, the power elite's planned consolidations are under attack around the world. Europe is beginning to simmer, and even boil in such places as Greece. In America, the Tea Party movement is growing in size and scope and will not ultimately be contained by the Republican party. In South America a series of leftist oriented governments are far less apt to do the West's bidding than such governments once were. Japan and especially China are still perhaps in the West's orbits but are apt to go their own way not because of the political class but because the citizens may eventually demand it. The Internet, a modern-day Gutenberg press, has penetrated these countries as well, and the literacy rate is high.

[Mortrey]

my first post. Please, moderators, check me--I don't want to do anything but alert folks to this great article.

[Tax Government]

Looks like a great site. Thanks.

[Bhoy]

People all over are getting upset. Earlier today was story about demonstrations in Russia:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2475777/posts?page=8

RetiredArmy posted a great picture with DON’T TREAD ON ME FLAG!

http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/europe/Russians-Protest-Economic-Conditions-Lack-of-Freedom-88733697.html

[palmer]

If people are put to work building a bridge to nowhere, the revenue shows up in the gross national product, perhaps, but the net result is useless and unsustainable.

Also that bridge literally is the Social Security trust fund. If anyone is thinking about retiring on SS, they may as well climb up and jump off.