tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-134372208798387606.post-27122292690278805682008-02-25T12:17:00.000-05:002008-02-25T12:17:00.000-05:002008-02-25T12:17:00.000-05:00Brother Tim,<BR/><BR/>We can hope and pray it won't come to the worse case.<BR/><BR/>I like to think there could be person in the White House that really would elevate himself from the dirty game and do the right thing. Possible? Maybe, but unlikely.<BR/><BR/>I think we need Nader's voice more so than his candidacy. The message he and Edwards bring needs to be aired.<BR/><BR/>Obama speaks toward that end, but the true extent that he is compromised by the system would be revealed soon enough. <BR/><BR/>The deck is stacked against him, though, and McCain will probably win. The Aristocratic Corporatist War Party will try to steal the election again. <BR/><BR/>Note how the Corporate Media have removed Iraq from the front page and are pushing the propaganda that the surge was successful. They also like to add McCain's self applied "straight talk" label to any story about him.<BR/><BR/>It would be helpful if the FACT of right wing failure would be pushed as much as the MYTH of liberal media into the national discourse. But then, that would require an objective, fact-based and unbiased media. <BR/><BR/>Sadly, the reality is we are run by a Military, Industrial, Corporate Media and Corporate Government Complex all working against the public good.<BR/><BR/>As we wait and watch for the Tipping Point, we can only hope for minimal carnage, destruction and economic devastation.<BR/><BR/>Violent revolution must be the last resort. If it failed, it would result in the worst case scenario of a total police state lock down. They have laws labeling us terrorists already just in case.<BR/><BR/>We the people can and must find the leadership and unity, even if it takes a painfully slow movement from the grassroots local level.Dave Dubyahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03279370558997246976noreply@blogger.com