Osama Bin Laden Dead? | But Who was Responsible for 9/11?

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Rio

Osama Bin Laden

Proudly, president Obama announced the death of  Bin Laden; some people are celebrating. But Osama Bin Laden was (if he is dead) just a product of today’s world; everything is interconnected. And the world today has a lot of reasons to hate our government; a government controlled by mega banks that want economic control of that world regardless of who lives or dies. Their only loyalty is to money.

That said, there is plenty of evidence that 9/11 was an inside job. (Please see: AE 9/11 Truth ) It seems then that justice hasn’t been done for the victims of 9/11. George Bush (the Bushes actually) should be in jail. What is there to celebrate? The enemy is inside and very dangerous. We ignore it at our own risk; the consequences will be dire. 

Thomas Jefferson said: “For tyranny to get a foothold all it needs is the silence of  people of good conscience.”

Be advised.

PS  If Bin Laden was really the perpetrator of the 9/11 “attacks” why didn’t they bring him in alive to question him? Wasn’t that the right thing to do? And it would have been interesting to find out how he was able to beat the most sophisticated security system in the world and destroy three buildings, and much human life, with military precision. But, like Oswald, he was a patsy; he had to be killed.

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Wall Street | Bailout

Posted on November 29, 2008 by Rio

I heard in National Public Radio, and read in some national weekly magazines that new schemes are now being hatched (and already money being misused) by some of the companies being bailed out by the Federal Reserve. It seems obvious then that the first economic challenge faced by our president elect Mr. Barack Obama and his administration will be to clean house.

Bailing out the institutions that caused our present economic woes with their greedy and unethical behavior may be unavoidable, but if the bailout money is given to the culprits; that is, those who personally caused the problems in the first place, we may be headed for trouble, maybe really big trouble. These individuals could be more dangerous to our country than Osama Bin Laden. They can break and bankrupt America. Apparently, they are creating new and more dangerous situations even as I write these lines. And they should be punished and their licenses revoked or suspended. Besides, if we don’t  punish and replace the culprits, are we really changing our direction? Please advise me.

Quote of the day: “You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you”–Dale Carnegie

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