Re: Money: the current currency of our ‘intention.’
Hi Christo. As you probably heard on the talking head news, a guy who is not even president yet held a press conference the last two days saying he wanted a stimulus package on his desk the moment he steps in to the oval office so that he can sign it. Not to be outdone, the current regime put the package on the table during a congressional recess while nobody is at home, yesterday, and basically signed it into law through executive order. This, as with every bailout is highly unconstitutional and illegal, yet it is dictation from the top as has been established under the present regime, and which the next regime will inherit and conduct in the spirit of business as usual. What is so striking about all of this and which Jim Kirwin consistently points out is that everybody is in the loop on this except the American public. The net result of all of this and the "home to first pickle" is that America will enter a depression next year. The dollar will peg to zero. All assets will be lost.
Does that have to happen and is there anything that can be done about it? Of course. I will make a list for you:
1) Reactivate the Glass Steagall Act which was created after the Great Depression in order to prevent the very thing going on right now, by re-partitioning lending and reserve banks.
2) Get rid of the Federal Reserve, erase the Laws of Admiralty under which the US is currently employed by the City of London, and demand return of 200 years of American hedge funding currently residing in the Bank of England. This should be at least 60 trillion USD.
3) Repeal the 16th Ammendment (tax ammendment) and excuse all IRS debts and penalties to every American citizen.
4) Stop bailouts and retract the remainder of bailout funds available. If they cannot stay in business, like any other business, they go bankrupt. Allow the market to fall to its real value (somewhere between 3000-5000 points), and continue to deal the market in dollars only. Do not re-inject commodities (which are woefully out dated anyway), and do not allow hedge funds into the market with their accompanying rollovers.
This is how it can be stopped in it's tracks. Will the Messiah do this. No. The people who caused this will run it into the ground. When the dollar pegs, and it will, probably courtesy of the Arab Emerites, as some economists are speculating, after the Messiah is sworn in, at that time the dollar would be worth zero. There would be no viable assets in the US. Everything would be literally worthless. All utilities would be shut down. America would plunge into the 17th century. Pretty scary but there are other variables. Right now, individual states are developing their own hedge funds, local currencies, and central banks. A redistricting of the US would occur into economic districts based on state geography and demographics.
The wild card in this is how mean would the government become once they lose power. Because when they lose money, they lose power, and they do it to themselves. How much will they blame the American people and will they come after us or will they cut their loses and run? I do not know. I do know that the best thing for government to do right now is the things described above. That way they can get out of this in the future with only a mild case of leprosy instead of watching parts of their body fall off. Because ultimately, they cannot win with the old system.
McCain (I voted Libertarian) said something that people laughed at during the race. He said "The fundamentals are sound". I agree with him because I understand what he is saying. Guess what the fundamentals are? It is you, me, all Americans. We are in good shape. It is government and Wall Street that are in bad shape. The fundamentals are in good shape. Just get off our backs, quit blaming us, quit making us pay for government corruption and mistakes, and watch the magic. Peace.
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