Tuesday May 3, 2011 They killed Bin Laden yesterday; don't get me wrong, I wept openly on Sept, 11. And even went to a church service. But I can't help thinking how the narcissistic cock suckers on Wall Street whom caused this great recession and destroyed millions upon millions of lives, did far more damage to our country than Al Qada could have ever dreamed... Breakout Author Eddy Justice documents two years of life as a "quantified" corporate grunt servicing cellular networks. He parallels life on the job with the diminishing middle class documenting the enforced processes and the subsequent break downs that enslave all of us both on the job and off. All while being told "it will make your life easier and more profitable". As an Alpha journalist he steps into the story and leaves conventional journalism to the critics taking a stand for the middle class being decimated by the burgeoning oligarchy that he believes has done more harm to our nation then the attacks in 9-11. He chronicles the abuse of the ease in which we quantify and digitize all of us. It is an unintended consequence of the information age and it is giving power and control to a select few; a complete contradiction to the idea of our democracy. Along with some funny anecdotes and very personal experiences all while Quantified and integrated into the corporate matrix. Enjoy!
About the Author: Eddy Justice grew up in Northern New Jersey in the suburbs of New York City in the 70' and early 80's. He excelled in football, lacrosse and socializing. After having been recruited to junior college for lacrosse he looked to the Marine Corps for his next challenge. Serving honorably and drawing flight pay as a helicopter air crew and a deployment in the Mediterranean he was honorably discharged after fours active duty. Upon release from the service he pursued academics at NC Carolina State University in Raleigh NC graduating with a BA in Political Science in 1992. It is here where he established his IT career with the birth of the internet and micro-computing now known as the information age. Over the next twenty five years he would go on to hold certifications from Microsoft, Cisco, and Nortel as well as a myriad of proprietary certifications in various hardware platforms and cellular network technology. Projects include IBM, AT&T, Sprint, and Ericsson throughout various economic sectors ranging from pharmaceuticals, financials and healthcare. Currently he holds multiple certifications and services Xerox copiers and printers throughout the four corners region.