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Evo Morales: “Our Liberation is for the Whole of Humanity”. For a Global Brotherhood Among The People " The 21st century must be the century of the peoples, the workers, the farmers, the indigenous communities, the youth and the women. In other words, it must be the century of the oppressed."

Trillions of dollars are poured into war We're still unsure of what we fight for Aging rich men do declare From the comfort of an armchair There is not enough despair Let more bombs fly in the air Yet how could the rest of us just obey Like it's ok, we're the USA We stay in a blood-lust state Few others cooperate We had our time and they declined Perhaps due to peace of mind Let's end the slaughter of our sons and daughters Who get short-handed while the elite make bank For PTSD, we have them to thank And justice? Those days are gone The rich pay their way, the truth gets conned Never can we appear weak So we arm ourselves cheek to cheek Yet when a damning video leaks Few listen when Pvt. Manning speaks So crimes are fine in our war time And telling the truth is forbidden Our legacy is allegedly told by those who keep it hidden

In a world where the pace of capital transcends the capacity to understand it's consequences, we must step back and make some analyses.  Right now, the world's richest 300 people have more than the bottom 3 billion .  While there are many reasons for this, they all seem to stem from one key concept.  Global businesses and institutions are set up by the wealthy and primarily serve there creators.  Take for instance, the World Bank.  As Mark Karlin writes for Truthout "The World Bank, for interest, oversees "loans" to developing nations.  But by creating long-term indebtedness, these struggling counties end up owing at least $600 billion dollars in interest on loans whose principals have, in essence, already been paid off in actual dollars. These usorious interest rates end up in the hands of the bankers and the shareholders of the financial institutions that are inter-related with the World Bank through the nations that govern it, particularly the United

Today's (June 10th) Truthout article by Tom Englehardt titled "Don't Walk Away From War", offers another perspective for war in general and all of the commentary surrounding Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.  Englehardt depicts Bergdahl as disillusioned with the war in Afghanistan.  One way this is expressed is through emails home where Bergdahl writes "The U.S. army is the biggest joke the world has to laugh at.  It is the army of liars, backstabbers, fools, and bullies. The few good SGTs [sergeants] are getting out as soon as they can, and they are telling us privates to do the same....I am sorry for everything here. These people need help, yet what they get is the most conceited country in the world telling them that they are nothing and that they are stupid, that they have no idea how to live." Englehardt also keenly states " Think whatever you want about war and American war-making, but keep in mind that we are inside an enormous propaganda machine o

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