Thread: RACISM: GLORIFIED HYPERBOLE IN AMERICA By Frosty Wooldridge

RACISM: GLORIFIED HYPERBOLE IN AMERICA

By Frosty Wooldridge
July 20, 2009
NewsWithViews.com

Each week, I write well-researched, straightforward and hard hitting editorials on the state of immigration, environment, politics and many other accelerating dilemmas facing America. Those op-eds expose politicians, presidents, ecological decline, the War on Drugs, etc.

Yet, the United States, led by its current president, a black man named Barack Obama as well as a white dominated U.S. Congress continue leading Americans on a destructive path while pretending to make things better for American citizens.

One look at the $10.3 trillion national debt, annual $700 billion trade deficit, abysmal War on Drugs, money and lives down a rat hole in the Iraq War, endless Afghanistan War, gas prices, housing foreclosures, 32.2 million Americans subsisting on food stamps, water shortages in California along with their $26 billion debt, 15 million unemployed Americans, 200 million fat or obese Americans facing a humongous health care crisis—well folks—we find ourselves in a world of hurt.

In an interview with James Howard Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency, on my radio show, “Connecting the Dotsâ€

RACISM: GLORIFIED HYPERBOLE IN AMERICA

By Frosty Wooldridge
July 20, 2009
NewsWithViews.com

Each week, I write well-researched, straightforward and hard hitting editorials on the state of immigration, environment, politics and many other accelerating dilemmas facing America. Those op-eds expose politicians, presidents, ecological decline, the War on Drugs, etc.

Yet, the United States, led by its current president, a black man named Barack Obama as well as a white dominated U.S. Congress continue leading Americans on a destructive path while pretending to make things better for American citizens.

One look at the $10.3 trillion national debt, annual $700 billion trade deficit, abysmal War on Drugs, money and lives down a rat hole in the Iraq War, endless Afghanistan War, gas prices, housing foreclosures, 32.2 million Americans subsisting on food stamps, water shortages in California along with their $26 billion debt, 15 million unemployed Americans, 200 million fat or obese Americans facing a humongous health care crisis—well folks—we find ourselves in a world of hurt.

In an interview with James Howard Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency, on my radio show, “Connecting the Dotsâ€