Harlem, Young People Want a Future, a Mass Strike

Hey Harlem, if you want a future, it is time to get time with the movement and the real people, like the teachers in Wisconsin that are struggling.  The sneak attack way around to pass the no collective

bargaining bill will only fuel the fire in Wisc. and elsewhere.  

We have got to stick with the mass strike.  Congress can't

think at this point, because they continue to play games.  They

are not thinking like patriots.  A lot of this has to do with the

fact that the Congress is heavily populated with Boomers, and as

a generation, the Boomers are incapable of thinking.  They are

the gutless generation.  Look on the streets, in Madison, in

Columbus, in Indianapolis, and elsewhere.  The demonstrators are

largely of the 25-45 year old grouping.  They are the picket

generation.  The situation is busting wide open, right now.  That

is our strength.  It is the revolt of the 25-45 year olds.

We have got to stick with the mass strike.  Congress can't

think at this point, because they continue to play games.  They

are not thinking like patriots.  A lot of this has to do with the

fact that the Congress is heavily populated with Boomers, and as

a generation, the Boomers are incapable of thinking.  They are

the gutless generation.  Look on the streets, in Madison, in

Columbus, in Indianapolis, and elsewhere.  The demonstrators are

largely of the 25-45 year old grouping.  They are the picket

generation.  The situation is busting wide open, right now.  That

is our strength.  It is the revolt of the 25-45 year olds.

Harlem- Garrett Wants to Garrot the US Constitutin

The strange right-winger from NJ Rep. Scott Garrett

(R-NJ) has taken the lead to smash the US Constitution, take heed 

Harlem NY, better beware. While the House Republican Conference has proposed to

change the House rules so that anyone introducing a bill would

have to cite the authority under the Constitution for that Bill,

Garrett proposed an amendment to the proposed rule change to

forbid a member of Congress to cite "Common Defense," "General

Welfare" or the "Necessary and Proper Clause" as his authority

for introducing a bill. The House Republican Conference did not

agree to his changes when he proposed them on Thursday morning,

but he has vowed to press for them. Garrett has also founded the

new Congressional Constitutional Caucus.

            Garrett's proposed elimination of the very principle of the

U.S. Constitution and of all morality throughout history, the

principle of the General Welfare or the Common Good, is

indicative of the British philosophical outlook which must be

defeated without fail, if this nation, and with it the rest of

humanity, is to survive.

            Without the principle of the General Welfare, there is no

United States of America;, Hamilton, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and the

policies they represented, would not have been possible.

            Garrett's criminal proposal to eliminate the principle of

the General Welfare, all in the name of defending the

Constitution, serves to underscore the fundamental importance of

valid ideas, especially in a period of existential crisis.

            The issue before humanity today is nothing less than the

principle of the General Welfare. This is why Lyn has emphasized

that Glass-Steagall is not merely a pragmatic piece of

legislation, but rather is a matter of Constitutional principle.