Oh it's in me alright, but the process of rediscovering it in others can often be difficult. However, the public consciousness about these things have increased pretty dramatically the last decade (a few on this board as well), so I guess it's a matter of reaching the tipping point. Hopefully sooner than later.

But the real problem is that historically people don't rise up on information, they do it in perill. As long as the government can keep delivering those benjamins they remain in a pretty comfortable position, and due to fractional banking it's a hell of a lot easier for them to do so than in older times.

The banks should be the main focus here. They're the real perps, rest are just puppets and hangers on.

Yeah, we're a few. But I guess the reason is our government has taken "bread and circus" to a whole new level over here. Scandinavia is basically a free lunch.

All in all I wonder what the governments game is here. Americans seem to be split between "he should get the chair" and "he's a hero, but he'll get the chair". So as opposed to your generic terrorist there aren't alot of points to be had here.

Whatever happens expect to see the wikileaks event to be used as an excuse to neut the internet and rush in another set of laws from Orwells box.

I don't think so (media is all over the place here atm. after the bombing).

Only in Scandinavia does suicide bombing end up being a good thing.

Otherwise, the timing of this is impeccable as always.