"The Big Lie"

[mtangelsfan]

http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/10/28/21209377-senator-demands-answers-from-pentagon-on-phony-mia-arrival-ceremonies

 

Fake ceremonies for MIA's.

[Jay]

wonderful

[acro2008]

  Lies take a lot of maintenance.    

[arch stanton]

"The Big Lie" should replace "Uncle Sam" as the term we use to describe our government. 

[Spirit]

Nice dog & pony show. 

[Lhalo]

"The Big Lie" should replace "Uncle Sam" as the term we use to describe our government.

More like "The Big Loan."

Too bad we'll never pay it back.

[Tank]

I really like the way our gov't is doing business these days. Plenty of integrity all the around with incredible amounts of transparency.

Good job, everybody!

[Angel Oracle]

Montgomery Brewster's philosophy should become king:   "Vote for none of the above!"

 

Clean EVERY politician out of office that has been around for more than one term!

Yes, the pockets of the newbies may eventually be filled with corrupt kickbacks, but at least there would be some chance of true government salvation.

Edited November 4, 2013 by Angel Oracle

[arch stanton]

Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.

[acro2008]

The people have allowed the greedy leviathen of the big Finance with big corporation to take over almost completely, all while we played with our toys and fool around on Facebook. We are the only animal that can look up and ponder what is in the sky or heavens, yet more and more people, more imporantly the young people, walk around with their heads down  playing with social media.  As subjective as awareness is, it's what it takes to start change.

[Angel Oracle]

Social media has its' ups and downs.

The problem is, America cares as much about those useless Kardashians and Snooky as they care about how this country is faring! 

 

I'm still waiting for someone to prove that this is truly a "fake" debt that the country has.

[mtangelsfan]

There has always been distractions and other things for people to pay attention to.  Fact is people only care about what immediately effects them.  

[acro2008]

There has always been distractions and other things for people to pay attention to. Fact is people only care about what immediately effects them.

So true about what immediately effects people . I think the advanced computer age may have exacerbated it. Getting off topic but It amazes me how many people walk around with their head down because what is on their device is important, just not important enough to stop meandering. I'm in a wheel chair and in the Angel stadium thoroughfare, if I wasn't mobile some people would run right into me. In this regard things have really changed.

Edited November 5, 2013 by acro2008

[yk9001]

Jessica Lynch and the ghost of Pat Tillman wonder what the big deal is.