Not only is buying an election in terms of pure progangda well with in the means of the -1%, but also buying election boards and voting laws and voting rules and above all buying the vote count itself is well with in their means.
To think that the wall street dumocraps and the wall street republiscums and the wall street yes'm massa boy in the out house and of course the wall street mayor of new jerk city would allow themselves to be ousted by unadulterated democracy seems as wishful optimism at these dark days. We are just one "national security emergency" away from the full revelation of the dictatorship we are under.

Noone wants more corrupt Democrat and Republican puppets in the Senate, Congress and the Whitehouse, abusing the rights of the middle and lower classes. What has happened to date is that the botton up approach of protesting has been tried and is being fought by the elite.
Now is the time to launch a political party and give voters the chance to put some people in power who actually represent the peoples best interests. It is time for top down pressure to be applied as well. Democracy if used effectively is a very powerful weapon.

The issue is one with contemporary psychology, one that fosters the notion of hierarchy as a plausible explanation for theft, hit and run really, vis a vis work-as-religion. That is, growth comes before productivity, even before considering contemplation, and where productivity sometimes needs a good look in the rear view mirror. The hand would be a good idea as a model, but the notion of an opposing thumb where fingers consist of symmetrically originated and asymmetrical, thumbs and forefingers respectively, coming from Gregory Bateson's Steps to an Ecology of Mind, where this notion attempts to cope with the onslaught of machinery in politics defending their asymmetric criminality instead of any political footing as a holarchical notion of management, it needs deeper consideration.

Even more to the point, the following example, but first let me quote the late Saul Bellow, "They asked the politician why do you lie and cheat and steal? And, he said, That's easy, I do it for my children." So, the largess of the problem is of biblical proportion and with regard to Job or the Riddle of the Sphinx, or the fact of what Dodgeson says about the bread-and-butterfly, "It always dies," such light brings about the need for a true understanding of natural selection amid a rapidly changing and, likely, convoluted cultural landscape.

If symmetrical contributions to productivity are real, there should be evidence. When I worked for an oil company between 7/97 and 8/06, EGN on the stock exchange, I introduced the means by which their DOS environment was transformed into a, integrated networked Windows environment, first through the intranet, then into the internet. Hindsight should prove by any accurate accounting standards applied, that this transformation of engineering and land data into the economic reporting data was symmetrical in nature, thus separate and distinct from asymmetric productive capacities so representative of the styles of old, a construction of an Old Guard mentality even, or a western legal system essentially. A long study far and wide could prove this from many angles, but my point is that, ignorant of the notion of reward for productivity, hindsight should be 20/20, regardless. Look at the stock of EGN from that period of installation of an evolutionary change in the cultural landscape of the oil company putting them from last place into first as a midsized defined, or acquisition based company during that period. Note the 500% increase in the price of the stock. Notice then, afterward, from 06/08 until the present, that the net growth is 0%. Say that a fish is independent of the fishbowl and you will be missing the point, but say there is not a distinction, a difference that made a difference, and you will see why our species is likely to become extinct with little hope for a second chance if we don't see there should be a relationship between productivity and reward.

The CEO retired from EGN, but not without outing me, only to become the CEO of construction of a fantastic new Children's Hospital in Birmingham, here at UAB. I am broke, but he is fantastically wealthy. I could go on and on about the facts of this case, but what is really the problem is that the laws of attraction don't work when you talk to anyone, much less those in charge of money.

Bloomberg is part of the criminal class that has swindled america through fraud. He is a coward and a hypocrite. If it was up to him, he would place the people makiing trouble for his buddies in a concentration camp and gas them. Do not doubt the depth of his callousness, he is a very dangerous man.

Mayor Bloomberg was reportedly seen near pier 54 in Manhattan last night with several of his aids and a well known hedge fund manager. They were also accompanied by a team of NYPD technicians who, under cover of darkness, assembled a huge spotlight. After over 90 minutes of technical difficulties, witnesses reported that the light was beamed skyward where it projected "the image of a bat”. One of the aids was overheard saying, “Batman, he’ll save us.” The mayor’s office was unavailable for comment. Meanwhile, the protests continue........

He should be recalled.

exactly ... ruthlessly repressing those who dare exercise their constitutional “right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances”