The bipartisan PA House Bill 2224 known as "cash for parks" passed 197-0. Now that the corporate candidates, Barak Romney and Mitt Obama screamed "drill baby drill" on corporate TV, the comprehensive neoliberal plan for public spaces should smack you in the face. Fairmount park will be given to the real estate developers connected to the local democrats and state forests will be given to the fracking and timber corporations connected to the corporate PA republicans. That's what you wanted!
Clark park, dilworth plaza, and the parkway will be corporate rental venues paid for by taxpayers, as demanded by the Wharton university and their whores at FOCP/UCD/CCD/SHCA. They will be called parks but will remain corporate venues where the public has no rights. Most of the local gentry are too stupid to critically analyze the fake presidential debates or the disingenuous questioning which is designed to manipulate the American middle class. I've include links from Glenn Greenwalds's excellent analysis at the Guardian and an interview at Democracy Now for the thinking citizens. The few thinking citizens already understand the performances of the corporate candidates and their propaganda ministries are a sham and mockery of democracy.
Drill baby drill, and the bipartisan Reagan revolution continues! American middle class, YOU ARE THE DESTROYERS OF THE PLANET. You are the Satan!
It was not the ignorance or stupidity of our local gentry or the American middle class that gave us the fascist plutocracy that is hurtling us toward extinction. It was the lack of human values and the addiction to greed and glamorization of bullying by a shameful people that led us to this edge of extinction.
I guess you don't need to worry about the betrayal of future generations because they will never exist once the tar sands and drill baby drill are exploited.
http://www.pennlive.com/editorials/index.ssf/2012/10/land_grab_pending_house_bill_c.html
http://www.democracynow.org/2012/10/16/glenn_greenwald_presidential_debates_highlight_faux
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/oct/16/presidential-debate-issues
Listen to the honest presidential candidates barred from the corporate performance on the expanded debate coverage:
democracynow.org
