Au Revoire American Dream
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Au Revoire American Dream



The American Scheme

The Yankee trader, the carpet bagger, the scallywag-- all have one thing in common. Not unique to America, by the way, nor the twentieth century. They must gain their uncreative riches by victimizing masses of unsuspecting, disadvantageous people.

So there goes your livelihood, your sufficiency, your home; your so-called American Dream.  Because now the scallywags have computers and they will not stop until they have wrung every last inch of the middle and lower classes dry of the last shred of wealth they had, or any monies whatsoever.  Au Revoire, American Dream.  Too many bathrooms, anyway.

That's why you need to culture a non-materialistic mentality, because that way you won't be shattered when you loose it all.  You'll be able to look up, see the stars, and get the Universe Dream. 

Now, that's more like it.

Copyright (c) 2005 by Paul A. L. Hall. All rights reserved.

 

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