Obamacare doesn't exist, The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is a restructuring of medicare
Social security, unemployment, medicare, and medicaid are all presented as government insurance programs, if you want to be in the insurance business, you have to assume the risk of losing. If the government had not stolen all the money and spent it on wars, they would not have this problem for you to whine about.
Because not everyone is a bitchy little crybaby who would rather take their ball and go home than actually pay their share to help keep this country great.
Incidently, I'd love to hear more about this new model economy?
You're forgetting "capitalists" in that list. They're the ones that ran the economy into the ground in the first place with their unethical business practices.
Everyone, politicians, bureaucrats and capitalists, who have run this country's economy into the ground should be held accountable.
"Incidently, I'd love to hear more about this new model economy?"
I meant the new realities of the economy that the "rich" decided not to participate in. Obviously, if they want to take their ball and go home, there is both a new dynamic that precipitated that reaction and, after they leave, a new economy within which entrepreneurs can excel.
Eliminate government military waste and emphasize the golden rule with other countries. Treat them the way we like to be treated and if they still want to be bastards, bomb them to hell.
Eliminate personal and corporate loopholes in the taxcode. All profits made in this specific country regardless of where it is currently being held at the moment is considered taxable income.
Ask Warren Buffet...
He's already stated that all he needs to know is what the payout going to be...
It's either one or the other John... not BOTH.
obama has more former Wall Street pukes in his administration than any other president. I just see things continuing down the same path...
And it's not going to matter who's in office... Every administration will be in bed with Wall St.
Hmmm.. something sounds off.
Let's take power and money creation back from the debtmoney cartel mafia, back to the people and local communities.
As soon as Independence had been won from Great Britain, the decks were clear for a second fight. That fight, as is usually found after a successful revolution, was the fight to decide whether independence was to be true independence or whether, after the change of names, the financial system was to re-establish over the new government that same control which it had exercised over the old. The protagonist of plutocracy, a surprisingly frank protagonist, was Alexander Hamilton. Among his proposals was one astonishing in its impudence even for the antagonist of such a cause. The Germans in our own day have carried to a fine art the technique of first defaulting on the interest of their loans and then, when as a result the bonds have slumped, buying them up at a fraction of their par value and thus getting rid of their debts for perhaps a quarter of what they originally borrowed. Things were not very different in Alexander Hamilton's America. In order to fight the war, Congress had raised certain loans and then had subsequently defaulted on their interest. As a result, of course, they stood very low and were only sellable at a fourth or a fifth pa...
As soon as Independence had been won from Great Britain, the decks were clear for a second fight. That fight, as is usually found after a successful revolution, was the fight to decide whether independence was to be true independence or whether, after the change of names, the financial system was to re-establish over the new government that same control which it had exercised over the old. The protagonist of plutocracy, a surprisingly frank protagonist, was Alexander Hamilton. Among his proposals was one astonishing in its impudence even for the antagonist of such a cause. The Germans in our own day have carried to a fine art the technique of first defaulting on the interest of their loans and then, when as a result the bonds have slumped, buying them up at a fraction of their par value and thus getting rid of their debts for perhaps a quarter of what they originally borrowed. Things were not very different in Alexander Hamilton's America. In order to fight the war, Congress had raised certain loans and then had subsequently defaulted on their interest. As a result, of course, they stood very low and were only sellable at a fourth or a fifth part of their par value. Alexander Hamilton, the Secretary of the Treasury, gave private information to his financial friends, who therefore bought up the loan at its low market figure. He then announced that the Government would redeem it by paying off the present holders at par plus accrued interest, with the price-level considerably lower than that of the time of the contraction of the debt. In order to pay them off, he raised a new loan from the New York bankers, thus saddling the new country with a permanent National Debt, which he confessed to thinking necessary in order that finance's mastery of its policies should be unshakable. "He wishes it never to be paid," explained Jefferson at the time, "but always to be a thing wherewith to corrupt and manage the legislature." He thus bound, as Calhoun afterwards put it, "more strongly to the Government that already powerful class by giving them, through its agency, increased profit and a decided control over the currency, exchanges and the business transactions of the country."
In several countries like Germany you still got local currencies.
However the centralized power monopoly 'gov' can still go into debt and force tax in their 'currency' onto the people for the benefits of the warmongering & foreclosing plutocratic elites.
The not so honest debt guys nowadays are doing foreclosing and utter depression all over again just like the thirties. Would be something if we could get rid of it imo.
"I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies" – Thomas Jefferson
Keep in mind, don't go too near ANY corner, they're traps.
IMNSHO, top is Anarchy, Bottom is Aristocratic Totalitarianism, Left is Eco-Luddite & Right is Fundamentalism, better to float around the middle to keeps things balanced.
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I might take your last diagram and work it into an edit of the blog post.
It's easy for me to think SPATIALY (3D), many folks have trouble reading a flat (Planar) map. Or you can go back up to my (octahedron or double pyramid) diagram which has the BANK acting as an an AXIS between the Left & Right. Just found another diagram that expands on the Nolan Chart that you admired,
you can find a blog providing details at http://asplundchart.blogspot....
It helps to have a scorecard to tell what the players
I often wear a pentacle (5-point star) pendant and find most mistake it for a Star of David (6-points).
Are we the only ones left with some "higher functioning"?
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He and his gang promoted that Constitution in the "Federalist" Papers and if it weren't for the alertness and wisdom of men like Jefferson, Melacton Smith, and Richard Henry Lee who forced the First Ten on Hamilton and his gang, we would have had what we have now from the start.
"I too have been a close observer of the doings of the Bank of the United States. I have had men watching you for a long time, and am convinced that you have used the funds of the bank to speculate in the breadstuffs of the country. When you won, you divided the profits amongst you, and when you lost, you charged it to the Bank. You tell me that if I take the deposits from the Bank and annul its charter I shall ruin ten thousand families. That may be true, gentlemen, but that is your sin! Should I let you go on, you will ruin fifty thousand families, and that would be my sin! You are a den of vipers and thieves. I have determined to rout you out and, by the Eternal, I will rout you out."
~Andrew Jackson
– Herbert Hoover
Actually the problem is Corporatism, like gun, money can't do anything by itself.