2011-2012 Green Star Presidential Primary Picks

My choice of green star Presidential candidates for the 2011-2012 primaries may seem counterintuitive as neither Mitt Romney nor Hillary Clinton are known for being exceedingly green. They are the best available candidates today though that might be effective if in the office of President of the United States. Perhaps they can be reformed and move away a little from the dark side of the fore of oil and globalism toward nationalism and a transcending new super-conductor infrastructure for energy and electric automotive power. Ralph Nader has ridden off in the sunset. A good, nationalist, green star sheriff is just not in the present lot of known potential candidates.

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Perhaps we must grow a green candidate from a field of blighted and stunted oil can compadres. It may be easier to convert a business guy even though his M.B.A. is from the Harvard evil empire instead of making Sarah Palin believe that the oil god is not good for everyone, and might actually be detrminetal to American interests today. We know that Hillary Clinton is also globally 'it takes a village' deluded yet her 2007-08 campaign against Obama was good enough that we would like a return match-sure to be a 'thrilla in Manilla'. We believe she has some small competence in things ecological if not economically combined.

Mitt Romney has a 'rebuild America' platform, and that is what the country needs minus voodoo economics and plus a high-tech green infrastructure.

Living in Anchorage Alaska perhaps I ought to regard Sarah Palin as a favorite daughter candidate. Spending the winter in a tent here without work enough to buy propane to heat water I have become unenthusiastic about the kind of people that live in the Anchorage and Wasilla. What kind of society won’t let a guy with an honors degree from the University of Alaska and an honorable discharge from the Alaska Army National guard earn enough to have a cup of coffee and to melt the frost off the inside of his tent? John McCain may have been a better choice than Jeff Bridges for Sheriff Rooster Cogburn in a remake of True Grit, yet his choice of Sarah Palin for Vice-Presidential candidate still seems a little to grandfatherly if not spaced. At least Bristol Palin now has a $190,000 home in Phoenix.

Sarah Palin with experience as a small town mayor and two years as governor of the least populous state has almost no relevant presidential experience. If we continue to select presidents on the basis of comparison to the last incompetent the nation is in trouble. A president with experience in oil corporate perks in a remote, corporate resource colony and might believe that a modern Theodoric and assembly of those that can afford to drive to church and donate to the clergy might not even become a front for the Russian mafia.

Alaska and the Palins are largely in the pocket of big global oil corporations and couldn’t tell a Fresnel lens from a super-conductor. Anchorage is the ninth most drunken American city, Alaska has the fewest churches per capita, and electing nominal Christians that use the White House as a bordello, water board torture captives or advocate open homosexual sin in the military while staying away from church for a year make us wonder if the technical Christian qualification is another leverage to elect corruption and incompetence.

Sarah Palin may be able to see Russia from Wasilla, yet the Metropolitan of the Russian Orthodox Church was eventually appointed by the Tsar. Reform of American churches-making them priesthood of believers instead of hierarchically structured to benefit clergy above all-needs be done if Christianity is to end up without a penis breath priesthood and all the corruption of sin and statist corporatism flooding the U.S.A. today.

Mitt Romney as a Mormon is at least not inimical to Christians though the Kolob star system makes us laughably incredulous. His father was president of American Motors and Mitt earned the job of Governor of Massachusetts-a notoriously democratic state so he may have an ability to work across the not so great divide on the left side of a two-directional politically spinning top.

Besides the pervasive moral decay of the U.S.A. we are concerned about the subversion of American nationalism for globalism and corporatism. In true capitalism the virtue of competition is found in individual companies rather than in networks of firms that effectively repress competitive infrastructure change and political sovereignty. Perhaps Mormons aren’t all gas and oil, asphalt and corporate network beast people, maybe some are green and would wear the green star law enforcement.

The United States has selected such bad President since Reagan that Mitt Romney as a competent neo-conservative may be the best the Republican Party can put forward in 2011-12. As for Sarah Palin and the prospect of an Alaskan President; one would be hard pressed to find a more cold-blooded political or ignorant political cliche of the over-privelaged in the U.S.A. to choose from. The Palin Archepelago is fine for the comfortable, and not so much for the freezing. The leadership class fundamentally feel themselves superior perhaps, with a right to oppress the poor.