Well stated

I am glad this was stated as explicitly as possible for all to see the picture of how it is. There is short-term memory that goes along with the ongoing generations. It\'s like biorhythm with its peaks and lows. About every two generations people rise up to make changes then it ebbs and life seems unbearable again; so much so that the new generation stands up and says enough is enough. Today we have the tools to expose the criminal activity and everyone is getting the wiser that it\'s difficult for the government\'s oligarchy to suppress what they are doing. We went through this before and we hope the younger generation wise up to the folly and make the change for the better. They need to use critical thinking rather than compliance that they teach in the schools. I supported Dennis Kucinich as the man to make the change and give us a boost. My second choice was Ron Paul; after that, I would go for perenial Ralph Nader. The USA needs someone of their tenacity to bring the USA to where it should be. Corporations should be regulated and held accountable. The people need to take their government back and not comply to the corporate oligarchy.

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