MIC in Review

A response to my question yesterday arrived this morning: Regarding your question on whether or not I believe the MIC will collapse of its own accord and whether or not the populace will have to intervene: I don't see any way the populace can intervene with our existing form of representative government held hostage by the power brokers of the MIC. Our elected representative are too concerned about getting re-elected to make any changes. Even if they did want to change things, the system is so compartmental, classified, complex and huge it would take a monumental effort. The populace fights base closings and shut downs of industry locations, it feeds off the MIC as well. We have traded away our ability to control our sytstem of government for money and a false sense of security and made ourselves despised by many contries in the world as we conduct our police actions to further the MIC. In the process we are spending billions we don't have to be hated while creating new enemies every day. Not sure what I think of this just yet. I will have to take some time to reflect.