& Capital (Offense) Accounting
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Lest anyone mistake an association of RT's Capital Account and its stunningly perspicacious and intrepid host Lauren Lyster with this rogue's gallery due to their proximity herewith, DON'T.
As the embedded clip demonstrates from its edit point (24+ minutes into the video) I could not be in broader agreement with Ms. Lyster and company's appraisal of the current state of financial and political malfeasance and corruption at play in our benighted land.
Watch the whole video. Watch Capital Account every weekday night. It's a brilliant brick of reason and reportage tossed at the heads of those shown (above) here. The paper linked below the video is, also, more than a little apropos.










I told him that Americans had no business at all in Vietnam; and that black people certainly had no business there, aiding the slave master to enslave yet more millions of dark people, and also identifying themselves with the white American crimes: we, the blacks, are going to need our allies, for the Americans, odd as it may sound at the moment, will presently have none. It wasn't, I said, hard to understand why a black boy, standing, future-less on the corner, would decide to join the Army, nor was it hard to decipher the slave master's reasons for hoping that he wouldn't live to come home with a gun; but it wasn't necessary, after all, to defend it: to defend, that is, one's murder and one's murderers. “Wait a minute,” he said, “let me stand up an tell you what I think we're trying to do there.” “We?” I cried, “what motherfucking we? You stand up, motherfucker, and I'll kick you in the ass.”


