There were two stories recently, that the babbling brook of
bullshit, our mainstream media, gave banner headlines to and then
dropped, giving the impression that nothing else was happening there.
One was Cyprus, when it applied for a bailout and was informed that
the publics bank accounts would be plundered to help pay for the
financial Mafia's gambling debts and the other was when the people of
Brazil exploded in anger at injustice and corruption.
Well the people of Cyprus are still suffering, in the second
quarter of this year, its economy contacted by 5.9%, its eighth
succesive quarterly contraction. And it gets worse, according to that
gang of financial thugs, the Troika,(ECB, European Central Bank, EC, European Commission, IMF, International Mankind Fuckers) The Cypriot economy will
contract by 8.7% for the year 2013.
What that means for the people of Cyprus is unemployment, poverty
and deprivation on a massive scale. It means people struggling to
survive and living conditions rapidly deteriorating. However that is
no longer news, it all falls into the plan of the people's daily
trudge to sweatshop Europe.
The other story, the rovolt of the people of Brazil, well for a
month or so we got articles and TV pictures hundreds of thousands of
people on the streets of the cities across Brazil, and then it would
seem that tranquility returned to Brazil. Well it hasn't, the fancy
parades of Independence Day were disrupted by protesters, demanding
an end to corruption and better public services. The traditional
Military parade in Rio de Janerio was interrupted as protesters
shouted anti government slogans, and the speech, in the capital, Brasilia, by President Dilma
Rouseff, resulted in clashes between the police and protesters where
tear gas was used and there were many arrests. People are still
looking for every opportunity to voice their anger and disgut and a
system that is riddled with corruption and injustice. The friendly
football match between Brazil and Australia saw anti-government
slogans appearing outside The Mane Garrincha Stadium.
So it goes on, daily struggles to end this system of exploitaion,
poverty, corruption and greed, a system controlled by the corporate
world, where the people are of no concern in the calculation of
profits.
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