How the Koch Brothers BOUGHT the Fiscal Cliff

The billionaire brothers set out to prove that self interest and a healthy helping of money could create a political movement. Charles and David Koch set out to fool most of the people most of the time by manipulating the media to follow the rise of the tea party as a grass roots movement.
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Now, they plan to build on their practice – by fooling more and more people.
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They are buying a mountain, believe it or not With a fiscal cliff right up at the top. Here the Brothers will meet with leaders Of wealth and power and crafty cheaters It will be a tea party, or so they report But the tea they are drinking is of a sort That turns the drinkers nasty and mean The nastiest nasties you’ve ever seen. What is the plan these nasties have spun? To invite any and all who will come By saying they will get a piece of the pie And many believe it, don’t ask me why. Some were Senators and vote seeking creatures Some judges, some lawyers, and even some preachers. Oh but the nastier, nastiest plan of all Was to bring them up and watch them fall. The Littles were drawn up tempted by charms They moved in long lines with tight locked arms. Individual freedom was the chant they were singing Yet they sung as a chorus joined in bringing A rift of me against them and those against us Until all here and there were caught in the fuss. Oh, never has such a jagged, terrible riff Been drawn and danced at the edge of a cliff. But the Brothers knew well, this was the plan To control their mountain and most of the land. Oh how they chuckled as the Little’s drew near The edge of the cliff, there goal was clear. To push them off and watch them fall Down to their depths like one big ball.

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Just one year ago – on Dec. 20, 2011 the Congress of the United States was delivered to the Koch Brothers in a box – just in time for Christmas.

Below is a short excerpt of the words spoken by Hank Johnson Dec. 20.The words were spoken by Rep. Johnson after a long day of “debate” on the tax holiday extension. He came forward and spoke for a full hour before the final gavel of that days business.