Let's get one thing straight first. The government is us, the majority of whom are average ordinary citizens. (1) Politicians, it has been proven, are mostly representatives of Wall Street. (2)They do their bidding.
The Joe Lieberman who stands before us has decided to leave office in a blaze of shame; and he reeks of neo libeal, the "state", the destruction of Wikileaks (truth), of military contractors, of multinational corporations (especially bankers) and insurance companies. He reeks of what President Eisenhower warned against ... the military, industrial, [congressional] complex.
Joe Lieberman who supported the president's decision on the "no fly zone" against Libya is now calling for a "no fly zone" against Syria (saying there is an American appetite to back freedom fighters outside Libya .... [Where did he get that idea?].
Joe Lieberman (from Wikipedia):
On Free Trade:
for free trade economics
On Israel:
outspoken supporter of the U.S.-Israel relationship
On Wikileaks:
an integral part in attempting to stop WikiLeaks
On Republicans and Foreign and Defense Policy:
opposed filibustering Republican judicial appointments
supports Republicans on foreign and defense policy
About Lieberman's campaign contributors:
"Since 1989, Lieberman has received more than $31.4 million in campaign donations from specific industries and sectors. His largest donors have represented the securities and investment ($3.7 million), legal ($3.6 million), real estate ($3.1 million) and health professional ($1.1 million) industries."
The Joe Lieberman who stands before us has decided to leave office in a blaze of shame; and he reeks of neo libeal, the "state", the destruction of Wikileaks (truth), of military contractors, of multinational corporations (especially bankers) and insurance companies. He reeks of what President Eisenhower warned against ... the military, industrial, [congressional] complex.
Joe Lieberman who supported the president's decision on the "no fly zone" against Libya is now calling for a "no fly zone" against Syria (saying there is an American appetite to back freedom fighters outside Libya .... [Where did he get that idea?].
This is the same man who said he would vote against the public option, and the extension of Medicare to Americans between 55 and 65 (because he said it would lead to single payer). Lieberman was also against the drug reimportation amendment.
This is also the same man who remains silent about multinational corporations outsourcing jobs to poor countries paying workers less than 50 cents and hour, and doing nothing about their working conditions, health care, or standard of living. If we're wrong about this, please tell us.
[TO BE EDITED FURTHER]
**Update
This is also the same man who remains silent about multinational corporations outsourcing jobs to poor countries paying workers less than 50 cents and hour, and doing nothing about their working conditions, health care, or standard of living. If we're wrong about this, please tell us.
[TO BE EDITED FURTHER]
**Update
Joe Lieberman (from Wikipedia):
On Free Trade:
for free trade economics
On Israel:
outspoken supporter of the U.S.-Israel relationship
On Wikileaks:
an integral part in attempting to stop WikiLeaks
On Republicans and Foreign and Defense Policy:
opposed filibustering Republican judicial appointments
supports Republicans on foreign and defense policy
About Lieberman's campaign contributors:
"Since 1989, Lieberman has received more than $31.4 million in campaign donations from specific industries and sectors. His largest donors have represented the securities and investment ($3.7 million), legal ($3.6 million), real estate ($3.1 million) and health professional ($1.1 million) industries."
On Oil and Iraq:
(3)
On Muslims:
US Congress holds anti-Muslim hearing by Patrick Martin, March 11, 2011
(4)
How Members of Congress Are Advancing Anti-Muslim Hysteria to Push a Radical Legal Agenda | Civil Liberties | AlterNet by Liliana Segura, January 28, 2010
On Sweatshops in Bangladesh and anywhere:
If Joe Lieberman has ever spoken out about sweatshops in Bangladesh or anywhere, please let us know.
On the Bailout / Wall Street / Deregulation:
ThinkProgress » Lieberman: We Need To Pass The Bailout Because ‘It Will Be Good For John McCain’ by Matt Corley, October 2, 2008
Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (watchdog.net)
Rumor Mill News Reading Room Forum McCain, Lieberman And Financial Deregulation
supported deregulation of the telecommunications industry
deregulation of the energy industry
Other related:
Orwellian Society
"4 Scenarios for the Coming Collapse of the American Empire" | | AlterNet
by Alfred W. McCoy
Drone industry a boost to Southland's aerospace industry | Technology | Los Angeles Times 9/13/2010
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