Before I begin, let me define a so-called "Green": A Fascist who hides behind the environment. Think of it: Hitler was a vegetarian who wanted to ban smoking and who decreed the environmentally friendly people’s car–the Volkswagen. Other similarities abound, including hostility to the traditional family and marriage in favor of public child care, universal service and a planned economy. Other than the fact that Obama smokes, is there really any difference today?

Now, to my main topic: How’s this for a public educational system? The school advertises for teachers with this message: "We are looking for hard-working people who believe in free market capitalism….Multicultural specialists, ultra-liberal zealots and college-trained oppression liberators need not apply."

And this…in California? And the school ranks in the top five in the state in the API (Academic Performance Index, usually a measure of how many Asian and Jewish students a school has), with 98-percent poverty-ridden students?

Sacre bleu…turning the Establishment on its head? The kids read Milton Friedman, discipline is uniformly applied, and teachers are fired–more sacre bleu–if they can’t teach. What is this world coming to?

Don’t ask the California Teachers Association (CTA) or any of its Nazi-like teachers’ union associates, for they’re all into protecting non-teaching teachers and teaching dogma rather than skills.

Don’t believe me? You can read all about it in the left-coast liberal bastion rag known as the Los Angeles Times in "Spitting in the eye of mainstream education."

By Stephen Lendman

URL of this article: www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=13773

Global Research, May 29, 2009

Wall Street’s mantra is that markets move randomly and reflect the collective wisdom of investors. The truth is quite opposite. The government’s visible hand and insiders control markets and manipulate them up or down for profit – all of them, including stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. 

It’s financial fraud or what former high-level Wall Street insider and former Assistant HUD Secretary Catherine Austin Fitts calls "pump and dump," defined as "artificially inflating the price of a stock or other security through promotion, in order to sell at the inflated price," then profit more on the downside by short-selling. "This practice is illegal under securities law, yet it is particularly common," and in today’s volatile markets likely ongoing daily.
 
Why? Because the profits are enormous, in good and bad times, and when carried to extremes like now, Fitts calls it "pump(ing) and dump(ing) of the entire American economy," duping the public, fleecing trillions from them, and it’s more than just "a process designed to wipe out the middle class. This is genocide (by other means) – a much more subtle and lethal version than ever before perpetrated by the scoundrels of our history texts." 

Well, that didn’t take long. Not only is Korea out launching missiles left and right and testing nuclear weapons, but the country’s leader has now renounced the truce that ended the Korean War and divided the country between communist north and semi-free south.

If Kim Jong Il now sends his troops southward, what will Counterfeit-in-Chief Obama do? He won’t fight. That much is guaranteed, so I guess it will be white flags on the 38th Parallel–ours and South Korea’s (following our leadership).

In related, lockstep developments, how soon before Iran tests a nuke? Hopefully, Israel (as Dick Cheney suggested two years ago) will take care of that threat by itself with a pre-emptive strike.

Solution in Asia: Send some nukes to Japan and let them take care of North Korea. Obama can always blame it on Bush and Cheney–or Limbaugh.

In today Orange County Register, Richard E. Ralston, executive director of Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, does a great job of comparing healthcare reform to supermarket reform in his "Time to nationalize grocery stores" op-ed piece. Brilliantly done.

And so goes the Yugization of the American automobile industry: The UAW is getting set to trade real wages, jobs and benefits for a so-called controlling interest in two fake companies that will probably never survive without massive government helicopter money–Chrysler and Government Motors.

Actually, I don’t think anyone in the Obama administration could care less if Chrysler survives. Once Fiat and Sergio Marchionne are in charge, the Obamaniacs will pull the federal plug and blame it all on foreign ownership. Cute trick. GM-wise, however, I’m sure Obama will spare no expense in trying to prove it can make fuel-efficient cars, so look for massive (tens of billions of helicoper dollars per year) infusions to keep it going. Still, Toyota will beat the pants off any government-subsidized zombie enterprise like Government Motors and its third-generation Yugos.

Let’s hope Ford sees the light and produces vehicles the American public–rather than the Obama kool-aid-drinkers–wants.

Meanwhile, Shamus Cooke (gotta love that Irish name) over at Global Research thinks this is all a sell-out by UAW head Ron Gettelfinger. Cooke is an admitted unionist, so he’s been blinded to the fact that unions exist solely for the power and glory of its leadership, not for the benefit of its members. All (as in ALL) unions sell out if they can pad their pockets and aggrandize their power.

Sadly, that Obama kool-aid seems to be being drunk by a sheep-like majority of the American public who want St. Barack to part the seas and flood their 401(k) accounts so they can all retire in high style.

More kool-aid, please, if you think that’s going to happen.

Let me spread a juicy little rumor here, but it’s so possible that it’s probably also true. The Obamamaniacs running the government’s auto task force, marching in lockstep with our Huge Chavez clone/clown in the White House, is drawing up a list of GM and Chrysler dealers to shut down.

Topping the list: Any dealer who voted Republican.

That was the conclusion I drew yesterday while watching Island Jeep (New Jersey) owner Jim Anderer interviewed on CNBC by Larry Kudlow.

Anderer claims he’s been profitable all year despite the depression and that he ranks in the top two percent of all Chrysler dealers in sales. He couldn’t explain to Kudlow why he’d be on the list, and he said his only hope was an appeal to Fiat and boss Sergio Marchionne. Good luck.

Kudlow, however, never asked the most appropriate and penetrating question: "Are you, sir, now, in the past, or at any time in your life a card-carrying member of the Republican Party?" Or even more simply: "Did you vote Republican in 2008?"

My guess is that he did and that he’s prominent enough that everyone knows he’s an elephant and not a donkey.

He should go out like a rampaging elephant and sue the shit (sorry, I should’ve written merde since we’re now France Lite) out of everyone involved.

To paraphrase Dylan Thomas: "Rage, rage against the dying of democracy."