1. Wall Street banksters
Washington powerbrokers
and the Art of War

2. Many people think we just have to sit here
and take it; many others are starting to call
for revolution…..But there may be a third
way
Even though most politicians are today totally
corrupt, don’t you think if many millions of
Americans poured into the streets of D.C., a
critical mass would be reached, and the
politicians would start changing things in a
hurry?

3. It is a fact that the “elites” hate to
acknowledge it, but when large numbers of
ordinary people are moved to action, it
changes the narrow political world where they
call the shots
Inside accounts reveal the extent to which
President Johnson and Nixon’s conduct of the
Vietnam War was constrained by the huge
anti-war movement.

4. It was the civil rights movement, not
compelling arguments that convinced
members of Congress to end legal racial
discrimination.
More recently, the town hall meetings,
dominated by people opposed to health care
reform, have been a serious roadblock for
those pushing reform….

5. Read More: Washington powerbrokers and the Art of War
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