Reply #20: The use of technology in the killing of man

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To come from Africa and end up at the tip of the island of Cuba in the Caribbean of the Western Hemisphere (for which the U.S. pays nothing because of politics) to be imprisoned without end (because of politics and corporate need ) and to die (because of politics and corporate need) .............

To come from America-US and be taught about what a wonderful country we come from where we never r e a l l y learn about our cruel history and then end up learning that all lessons were for nothing and see us use the technology of aviation to carry out the most inhuman of crimes .............

How low can we go?

One thing we can be certain of

This subject is not going to make the weekend talk shows on corporation tv
This subject isn't even going to make it to the Daily or Colbert Show

It's time to refocus attention on
the Cheney/PNAC/CIA/Blackwater/Halliburton prisons
operated on behalf of the corporations and barons
for whom we gladly kill
by wrongly using the gift of technology and the gift of labor to give the gift of taxes to accomplish these crimes.

Ever think about it - 'they' are accused by our leaders who keep the evidence secret that 'they' used four aircraft to 'attack' us. Our homegrown corporate terrorists use our own aircraft and our gas to move prisoners around and the 'executives/tors' around who are responsible for the decisions and the supplies around and the politicians around - and then they fly nuclear bombs around to position them to have our own soldiers conduct a probable act of destruction against still one more nation, unless we get 'lucky'.

I wonder if the Man from the Sudan will die tomorrow - the day of the stand-down in the U.S. Better yet, call him the professional journalist from the Sudan. Or better yet, call him the human being from Sudan.

Yes, the truth hurts.