Facebook comments:

5 Comments so far ↓

• Angela // Oct 12, 2010 at 3:33 pm

  David, I watched this interview the other day, great job. You’re new book is brilliant and courageous. Thank you for taking the lead, and standing up for all of us. Keep speaking truth to power. You’re making a real difference!

• Bill // Oct 12, 2010 at 3:48 pm

  Excellent interview. Very scary road ahead.

• Jake // Oct 12, 2010 at 7:40 pm

  Dave, you kick ass! I loved the last part, stand your ground. I’m with you 99%

  Seriously man, let the uprising begin!

• The Covert Origins of the Af-Pak War - The Road to World War III | Amped Status // Oct 23, 2010 at 11:14 am

  [...] American public must be kept in its place, as the cartel emphatically believes that they are the kings and we are the serfs, and it is none of our business how they conduct themselves. If you are not already a [...]

• steven andresen // Nov 23, 2010 at 9:47 pm

  david,

  Your piece with Max was interesting.

  You suggested that the collapse of the U.S. economy has been orchestrated. I looked at your argument again because I too have thought it has been part of a plan.

  I wanted to make a couple of points. If the economy collapses and people blame the bankers and the elites for it, are we not reproducing the political trajectory of the Russians? Didn’t their economy collapse, weren’t their civil rights smashed up, didn’t they see their opportunities dwindle, and too, didn’t they blame the bankers and the elites? And so, because of the agitation of a few, went to the streets and overthrew the Czar’s government and tried to put in some kind of alternative?

  I see parallels. And if there are, shouldn’t we be very hesitant to go down the road they did?

  Another point…I thought the American elites have always been on the side of the right wing argument, that the leftists who complain about corporate power are in it to take over the state for themselves and so, people who are weak and poor need to see leftists as their enemy, not the elites. If this is their argument, won’t the violence in the streets degenerate into civil war between the fascists and the marxists instead of some effort to undermine the power of the thieving elites?

  Lastly, I think Americans have their heads up their butts a lot farther than the Russians did. Americans are probably the most insulated from what’s going on in the world of any peoples I know. And so, no matter what happens to them up and beyond detention in FEMA camps, they will not react.

  Whereas most people will struggle to lift their lips off of the boots of their masters, Americans are right down there kissing and smootching arguing with each other over positioning.