>I guess there is no much choice for you than commit suicide:))
I guess there's always this option but I think I'll stick around for a bit more... maybe one day more people will open their eyes and the real government will replace ZOG.
>I am not going to do your homework for you and write the main
>diffrences in programs of a right or left wing. These are significant
>and you can even see that the main outline is similar in any country.
I don't need it. I know their "official" agenda which is used to sway those with "limited processing capabilities" (for whatever reason; lack of mental abilities or lack of interest to see the bigger picture).
Besides, here in America it is really hard to distinguish which of the "official" parties is left and which one is right. I certainly am leaning more right but not right as defined in America. Let's see what some of the American "right" party's ideas are:
- acts giving the government powers which start to remain the best of those in any of the totalitarian systems (The Patriot Act)
- lack of any border control, and what's more - plans to legalize millions of illegals and continue bringing more from behind the south border.
- outrageous budget spendings without any way to pay for it
- and first and foremost total betrayal of the interests of America and Americans (being Israel's thug)
I'm not going to mention the other "right" qualities of the American right such us obsessive religious fanaticism...
> I do not expect miracles but it doesn't mean that the program of the
>two opposite parties is exactly the same and that if any of them will
>be elected the possible course of actions will be the same
I'm not saying that their "official" program is the same - it appears to be different but in fact it is not. As I already mentioned, it is different when it comes to petty and peripheral issues (and that's what the ignorant public is concentrated on thanks to the ever-helpful media) while the handling of the big issues is going to be the same no matter which "party's" puppet is at the center stage.
>Orwell's Animal Folwark and 1984 was describes totalitarian regimes
>and political systems of ANY ERA. We don't have much more Amargeddon
>today as it was two or three decades ago:))
We're getting there - VERY FAST...
The point is that the majority of people (or animals) described in those books (and it is "The Animal FARM", btw) did not think that they were living in an "abnormal" (totalitarian) system. The good was bad, the bad was good, the right was wrong, the wrong was right, and nobody was to question it. That was considered NORMAL.
You think it is different now? Try to publicly speak the truth about jews, negroes, the real reasons for the 9/11, the real reasons for the decay of this country or other countries where things are handled similarly and we'll see what'll happen. I'm not talking about "bashing" any of the "more equal" groups, calling them names, etc. only about stating the widely available facts about them. You'd be destroyed before you can blink your eye. You consider it normal and democratic? You don't find it odd at all?
>Wrong choice can teach us a lot as well. It is only through testing
>that we learn and improve things. NO CHOCIE and complains are worse
>than a BAD CHOICE even if there isn't perfect CHOICE offered
> Complains and apocaliptical buuuuuu will take us nowhere...
Well, there's also an option of keeping your dignity and integrity and chosing not to participate in this farce... Participating in elections in the U.S. in their current state is like being mugged by two different gangs - one with sticks and the other with clubs and you have the "right" and "privilege" of choosing by which one you want to be mugged. That's some choice, I tell you...
I'm not expecting a PERFECT choice but at least something that's even remotely reasonable. As of now there's no such choice.
>Are you suporter of world without goverment and a total anarchy?!
Couldn't be further from the truth. I'm a supporter of a strong government that takes care of the interests of ITS country and ITS people over those of some foreign entities and domestic special interests groups; a government that doesn't stick its nose into every little detail of people's lives but it can and will protect them if necessary; a government that creates the environment where the prosperity can flourish without any artificial (and destructive) social engineering.