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Whose Country Is It Anyway?

Sat, 07/11/2009 - 21:11
Submitted by Betty Dodson

I've heard about those rich bankers sitting around a big table figuring how to get more money and power. But I never got the whole picture. Thanks to John Kozy, I finally understand the power dynamics taking place in America. Figuring out our government's power structure is not unlike figuring out female sexuality and answering the question, "What do women want?" I'd say we want more humane consideration beyond what a handful of old white men with white hair are willing to give. They are greedy self-absorbed psychopaths that don't care about anything or anyone beyond their own dynasty. It's time to rebel.

Whose Country is it anyway?
by Prof. John Kozy

A political-economic oligarchy has taken over the United States of America. This oligarchy has institutionalized a body of law that protects businesses at the expense of not only the common people but the nation itself.

A Successful Bag Lady: How I Dealt With Financial Depressions

Fri, 12/05/2008 - 20:57
Submitted by Betty Dodson

In the mid eighties, I had one of the worst money crises of my life, and there have been many. I was living hand to mouth barely earning enough as I struggled to survive on running one workshop a month. At night, I was feverously writing a sexual memoir that was going to solve all my financial problems once it became a best seller. Occasionally I'd sell a piece of my art. Many groups didn't fill, so I'd make phone calls and offer scholarships to create a workshop for the few who paid full tuition. One month I was unable to pay my rent and I offered to decorate a friend's apartment. That brought in enough money to cover my expenses for two months, but my constant fear remained: I'd end up a bag lady on the streets of New York