“Joblessness or what ignite dormant revolutions
Posted on: December 6, 2008
“Joblessness or what ignite dormant revolutions” (December 6, 2008)
I read an angry article on wordpress.com by a very frustrated USA man earning $10 per hour and working 15 hours per week. He said that it was about time that he signs up in the military for a steady job; he is also foreseeing someone entering an unemployment office, carrying an Uzi submachine gun, to reduce the number of unemployed applicants. (Uzi is the symbol of terrorism; just leave it to Israel to export what it does best). I commented to him that his suggestion of crazy behavior for mass killing might haunt him when it happens and to refrain from publishing cheap and dangerous ideas when in anger. Well, I am doing it anyway (maybe there is plenty of pent up anger in my psyche).
The irony is that Bush has already done his major war on Iraq to absorb the growing unemployment in the US and the country went bankrupt. Starting another major war, as a tradition for absorbing surplus frustrated population, is no longer advisable for the time being. Smart Obama has to be more creative than the Bush Administration. It would be very painful for the US people to get back to work on jobs that add values to their economy and then lead the world to stability, but not the way around.
Dark times are awaiting all countries and the dormant state of revolutionary frenzy will ignite and catch up like wild fire in every corner of earth. What happened in Bombay (India), the resurgence of violence in Iraq, Gaza, Sudan, Congo, Mozambique, the Israeli implants (colonies) in Palestine, and Egypt are the precursor signs. Europe and China would not be spared and throwing in money to stabilizing an endemic faulty economies are placebo when it should be invested in healthy companies and re-educating the working people.
I suggest that the developed States re-think their current strategy on war on terrors and comprehend that the real coming terror is in their mist from the vast pool of unemployed population. The under-developed States might be used to surviving on little but what of those well fed, consumer maniacs, and spoiled people who are used to be treated like Gods? Should the under-developed people continue to kneel in front of them while serving them the best food and luxuries?
Much violence will start in the under-developed States under the guise of national, ethnic, and religious self-autonomy demands and this fire will reach the developed States pretty soon; the revolutions in the developed States will start from within so they better open the borders and relax the immigration laws to put the lid on the red smoke.
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