Comments by "Gary S. Seth" (@GLORYNEVADASMITH) on "The Jimmy Dore Show" channel.

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  5. Chris Matthews , Hey Buddy you have your World War Two analogy confused . It's 1944 not 1940 ,The Liberation of France and The City of Lights has begun . The Allied Expeditionary Forces - Bernie Sanders Our Revolution - has successfully secured lodgment on the Normandy Beachhead and is moving inland . On March 3rd , a successful breakout from the Bocage Country will occur ( Operation Cobra ) . The Allies are about to push the Axis Forces into full retreat thereby Liberating All of France and The City Of Lights . " What the Money Stream Media call the establishment of electability is over. I expect the Battle for the Democratic Presidential nomination is about to begin in earnest. Upon this battle depends the survival of our Democratically elected Representative Republic . Upon this depends our own American life and the continuity of our institutions and our society . The full fury and might of our oligarchic and kleptocratic adversaries must soon be turned upon us : Donald Trump ; The remnants of the Clinton Global Illuminati and their avatars , like Joe Biden , Bloomberg , and Obama ; and other corporate self styled " Progressives for a Day " in the DNC ; know they must break us in Our Political Revolution or lose their political initiative. If we can stand up to them , all Americans may soon be free and the life of the world may move forward into broad , sunlit uplands . But if we fail , then the United Stares , including the whole world , including all that we have known and cared for , will sink into the abyss of a new Dark Age made more sinister , and perhaps more protracted , by the lights of perverted Information Age technology . Let us therefore brace ourselves to our civic duties, and so bear ourselves that when : Bernie Sanders' Our political revolution is successful ; and if the American Republic lasts a thousand years , people will still say " This Was Their Finest Hour " G.S. Churchill
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  20. Joe Biden by Adolph I. Reed Jr. and Cornel West - The Guardian ( Extract ) An unrecognized irony of the South Carolina primary’s current importance as a gauge of African American support is that it and other southern primaries figured prominently in the late 1980s and 1990s strategy of the conservative, pro-business Democratic Leadership Council – of which Biden was a member – to pull the party to the right by appealing to conservative white southern men, in part through stigmatizing and scapegoating poor African Americans. Biden was one of the lustiest practitioners of that tactic. In fact, that’s what often underlies Biden’s boasts about his talent for “reaching across the aisle”. In 1984, he joined with South Carolina’s arch-racist Strom Thurmond to sponsor the Comprehensive Crime Control Act, which eliminated parole for federal prisoners and limited the amount of time sentences could be reduced for good behavior. He and Thurmond joined hands to push 1986 and 1988 drug enforcement legislation that created the nefarious sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine as well as other draconian measures that implicate him as one of the initiators of what became mass incarceration. (Making political hay from racial scapegoating was nothing new for Biden; he’d earned sharp criticism from both the NAACP and ACLU in the 1970s for his aggressive opposition to school bussing as a tool for achieving school desegregation . Joe Biden was also an enthusiastic supporter of the 1996 welfare “reform” that ended the federal government’s 60-year commitment to direct provision of aid to poor and indigent people. Instead, his tender mercies have been reserved for the banking and credit card industries. He has a record that goes back to 1978 of consistently working to make it more difficult for poor and working people to declare bankruptcy. And he actively supported the 1999 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that repealed the New Deal-era Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial and investment banking. The result was to give commercial bankers access to depositors’ money and intensify the wild financial speculation that culminated in the Great Recession.
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