Hahaha tabarnac,excellent cartoon but don’t wear it at the airport.

This “cartoon” in all seriousness represents well the exact reasons why I get up in the morning and write another letter to the editor, a comment on line, or make a phone call to my Rep.  Thanks for putting it into words and pictures.

Luca, have you been around for all of the other Imperialist pre-emptive wars? Hmm,...did not think so…read a book, you f**king moron…

I’d like to see this on the t-shirts of the students in
the college where I’m working, but most of them major
in fashion marketing and fashion design, so forget it.

Medical industrial complex…it kills almost as many people.

I am still trying to understand and figure what this
$618,616.00 medical bill is all about other than a family with
health insurance was able to, I guess, pay the costs, but at
what costs and to whom?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35726793/ns/business-
your_retirement/

It seems to me that the health sector in vying with the MMICC,
the military money industrial congressional complex, as to
which one will steal the most money and create the most
disastrous financial meltdown.

So if the insurance paid this bill or part with the family paying
the rest, it sure raised the bar for keeping people alive that
will only get higher and that makes NO wonder to me as to
why so much a gap is between the wealth and the poor.

ofersince72—If you wouldnt mind, I would be very interested in your friend’s take Blackwater…I know what many veterans think of them (Vietnam era)

Jon—you can easily be spied on and murdered for your opinions in the US…but some still believe the myth of US “freedom”.

Pretty much sums it up for me.

I loved it…. I stopped into the VFW to have
a coke this evening, mostly Iraqi vets run the local
canteen now.  I like this , but don’t like how they
got here.

One told me they had three feeds over there for
entertainment and News, ABC, CNN, and a sports
station.  He said he was in a skirmish on day and
then watched the CNN news that night….
totally inacc, according to him.
His take on Blackwater was interesting too but
won’t go into it.
A few KBR and other contractor employees were telling
him how the landscape had changed since he was there.
Listening to the conv….We are going to be there
forever in my opinion,  sounds like a bunch of
permanent bases there now and all sorts of
American fast foods !!!!!!!!!

That one gave me goosebumps that don’t seem to be going away. Bravo yet again, Mr. Fish! Whew…

Well said, Mr. Fish.  Will this one be running in the
New York Times or the Wall Street Journal? 
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