LET US IN! Keep Big Money out of Government.

George Washington did not want to have political parties. He thought they would become divisive and corrupt and fail to
represent the will of the people. Well, that was before BIG MEDIA got involved. Owned by massive conglomerates, the
"news" is no longer objective and in-depth, but carries out the
message of its biggest owners.

The environment and the economic welfare of the American
people is in dire jeopardy, yet squabbling on one side and
cowardice on the other, have created leadership that will not
take a moral stand.

I hope to change all that. I encourage every ordinary, sensible,
thoughtful person to run for office- local, PTO, state level- it doesn't matter. Petitions won't create change. Demonstrations will be censored by the mainstream media. LET US IN!

Friday, November 11, 2011

David Koch and his $25,000,000,000's-OCCUPY HIM!

David Koch

David Koch


Net Worth
$25 B As of November 2011
At a Glance
  • Title: Executive Vice President, Koch Industries
  • Age: 71
  • Source: diversified
  • Residence: New York, NY
  • Country of Citizenship: United States
  • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Master of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Marital Status: Married
  • Children: 3
Profile
In an election year expect the billionaire libertarian brothers (combined net worth: $50 billion) to ramp up their battle to unseat Obama, whom David has described as "a hard-core socialist," in "the mother of all wars" (Charles). The conservative nonprofit David founded, Americans for Prosperity, spent $45 million on the midterm election cycle and was a major supporter of conservative candidates. Obama called the group "a corporate takeover of our democracy." The brothers are even more generous to arts and medical causes. The David H. Koch Charitable Foundation alone has given $750 million to institutions ranging from the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts to the MD Anderson ­Cancer Center.
2011 Highlight: Obama's alltime-low September job approval rating of 41%.
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