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Is it time for a revolution?
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Re: Is it time for a revolution?
Author: jjmuneer » Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:51 am
Occupy wall street is not going to start a revolution, they don't even have any aims. Just a bunch of random people thinking their going to change the system, which is owned by Rothschilds, rockerfellar etc... Only if they use force and violence will they get their message across. Obama and clinton are the coporation's front men.
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Re: Is it time for a revolution?
Author: talsor » Mon Oct 17, 2011 2:03 am
jjmuneer wrote:Occupy wall street is not going to start a revolution, they don't even have any aims. Just a bunch of random people thinking their going to change the system, which is owned by Rothschilds, rockerfellar etc... Only if they use force and violence will they get their message across. Obama and clinton are the coporation's front men.
lol , well said and that is what puzzled me . They actually do not have any specific demands and are not asking for a change in the system , so ....
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Re: Is it time for a revolution?
Author: Kurdistano » Mon Oct 17, 2011 2:18 am
talsor wrote:jjmuneer wrote:Occupy wall street is not going to start a revolution, they don't even have any aims. Just a bunch of random people thinking their going to change the system, which is owned by Rothschilds, rockerfellar etc... Only if they use force and violence will they get their message across. Obama and clinton are the coporation's front men.
lol , well said and that is what puzzled me . They actually do not have any specific demands and are not asking for a change in the system , so ....
they remind me of those "protesters" in England.
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Re: Is it time for a revolution?
Author: Kulka » Mon Oct 17, 2011 5:59 am
Just people from the west getting bored at home. Maybe watching our struggle and wanted to experience how it is to go for demonstrations again and again ](./images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall")
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Re: Is it time for a revolution?
Author: talsor » Mon Oct 17, 2011 4:50 pm
Kulka wrote:Just people from the west getting bored at home. Maybe watching our struggle and wanted to experience how it is to go for demonstrations again and again
I wish that was true though . The level of poverty is staggering in north american . The poor is getting poorer and the rich is getting richer and the level of government services is slowly disappearing which is creating lots of starving homeless people .
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