“I’m as mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!”Network – 1976 – YouTube
Dear sir,
This is for those who can’t understand what the Occupy movement is all about. People getting mad as hell and vowing not to take it anymore spawned our American Revolution back in the 18th century…and is what we need to start a second American Revolution to take back our country again today!
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
Montana high court upholds ban on election spending by corporations | Great Falls Tribune | greatfallstribune.com
Dear sir,
At least the state of Montana agrees that corporations are not people. Now if only the remaining 49 states and SCOTUS can manage to pull their heads out of their okoles.
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
Bill Boyarsky: Bernie Sanders Explains Why Congress Fears Citizens United – Bill Boyarsky’s Columns – Truthdig
Dear sir,
This wacky, dangerous notion that corporations are people…and thus entitled to the same protections under the Constitution as actual human beings, is a subject I have been meaning to address. Perhaps after the Christmas season. Until then, here is a piece on the proposed 28th Amendment that I fully support:
Corporations are not people.
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
Graphic Charts of Crony Capitalism Being Alive and Well in Fascist America « LewRockwell.com Blog
Dear sir,
I thought you may be interested in some nice pictures that highlight the revolving door between government and private industry.
Graphic Charts of Crony Capitalism Being Alive and Well in Fascist America « LewRockwell.com Blog.
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
How America And The Mainstream Media Got Breitbarted On NDAA
Dear sir,
It seems that some are purposely trying to freak out those with a propensity to be perpetually freaked out to ensure that there can be no reasoned debate or analysis of the dangerously ambiguous sections of the NDAA.
How America And The Mainstream Media Got Breitbarted On NDAA.
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
Happy Bill of Rights Day!
Dear sir,
I hope it is not only I who sees the irony of writing under a pseudonym on the 220th anniversary of Virginia ratifying the Bill of Rights, making it part of our Constitution. My famous namesake, who worked so hard to ensure a bill of rights so, among other things, Americans would never again feel the need protect themselves from harm when commenting on public policy, must be crying in his grave. We may as well be celebrating the Easter Bunny.
Your’s &c.
the Federal Farmer
