From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 11:23 PM PT
To: Tefo
Cc: rest;
Michael Grant
Subject: RE: there are millions of 30-and-unders who are seriously angry
I am going to bed now but when I awake which could
be in just a couple of hours I would like to see your thoughts on what would be
the most logical “lead off” following what I sent
It is important what I have to say next bearing in
mind that you are not by any stretch of the imagination the only person who saw
fit to immediately make contact with me after Googling “sumone”
[sic] important to you.
The fact that anyone tuned in to what I have to say
would pay any attention to the utter bs that is being written in the media at
this most critical moment in the history of time and that includes opinions
of those supposedly representing the masses is nothing short of tragically
comical.
Tragedy can only be avoided by getting everyone you
know laser-focused on my having exposed the Freedom Road Socialist Organization
who supposedly represent the disenfranchised and “unruly” masses, the FRSO so
transparently in bed with the Trilateral Commission, the so very organized
bankers thinking they had everyone worth talking about co-opted-corrupted in
their money laundering business.
Both the FRSO and their pimps still able to get the
overwhelming majority of folks on my one of a kind email list to think their
“slight of hand” will get “lost in the shuffle”.
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From:T4
Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 10:29 PM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: there are millions of 30-and-unders who are seriously angry
". . . there are millions of 30-and-unders who are
seriously angry with us 50-and-overs because we have stolen the dream from
them.
OK, what do I mean stolen? Well, the oceans are out of fish. The sky is full of
whatever. The economy is based on least cost labor with virtually no thought of
sustainability - something we only started talking about in the 1960's and were
co-opted from by the greeds and needs of the 80's and 90's. Young people today
who want to buy a home feel like they are being conned into "buying at the
top" of the housing bubble, which seems to be in the process of bursting.
You get the idea, right? Anger with old folks - and that's before they figure
out how badly CONgress and the administration are screwing them over with
intergenerational tax transfers. Oh boy, wait till they get the bills we're
leaving them. You think they're mad now?"
George Ure, The People's Economist: http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm