During the bogus VietNam war we all shared one common platform against a common enemy, the US Government. And the straw that broke that camel's back came as the common tax payers began to challenge the need to support this government at all.

Elsewhere on this blog we see that George Soros' so-called "Open Society" has asserted its presence on the streets of Paris, ostensibly in open revolt against the Corporate powers that be. And let's not be naive about the widespread support he and his team have among the global elite. They see the occasional deadly riot as an opportunity, while their constituents sheepishly take the billyclub up their collective arses.

'The economy' ((read the Rothschild active currency supplies)) is emperiled to the brink of a total liquidity disaster. Shame on the rest of us for not maintaining a reasonable balance sheet listing all that has been taken from us over the past two decades not to mention the past 106 years.

Things are certainly coming to a head. So, my question is why is there so little resistance from the usually conscious creative arts community? Narry a single Bob Dylan, a Pete Seeger, or even a Jimmy Hendrix wanna-be out there uttering a single word?

Heavy metal poisoning? You can decide to drink the fluoride or not.