Antidemocratic nature of US capitalism is being exposed - Instablogs
Antidemocratic nature of US capitalism is being exposed
Justin , Rochester: Oct 10 2008
Made Popular Oct 10 2008
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Bretton Woods was the system of global financial management set up at the end of the second World War to ensure the interests of capital did not smother wider social concerns in post-war democracies. It was hated by the US neoliberals - the very people...
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Oscar
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Oscar Oct 10 2008
Oaxaca, Mexico
I think it was exposed in the past, only the details and the American citizens are being informed now as well.
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Rudolf irokoproductions.com Oct 11 2008
New York, United States
Oscar,

Are you saying that we are just waking up?
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Oscar Oct 11 2008
Oaxaca, Mexico
In a sense, yes...There have and will always be people who keep there eyes open politically, economically, etc, in general knowing the truth of their country...ut the majority are like lambs being led to the slaughter house. so content to believe whatever is told to them... I think the U.S. (It’s happening here in Mexico as well) is starting to awaken as a NATION, not just individual pockets and are seeking and seeing truths that they chose not to see before...I think it will make your country stronger, as citizens will not have such divide, but realise what they have forgotten...all are citizens, unimportant of color, religion, political party, or social status... I feel this new awakening will be a new beginning..and very benificial as the country will be as it should be governed:, by the people for the people.
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