Comments on: 20 Reasons The US Will Never Recover & Why

By: Yemisi

Yemisi — Sun, 02 May 2010 21:45:19 +0000

…….So, in other words, stick a fork in America, she is done!!!!!

By: W.Palmer

W.Palmer — Sun, 02 May 2010 18:38:25 +0000

The solution… Make sure that each country’s banks are sovereign and not controlled by the debt and obligation of other nations.
End globalization. but also end government support in private sector.
Reward innovation and enterprise.
Remove the elitism from the professions by allowing foreign qualifications to be fairly assessed so that personnel can be properly included.
Every employed person should pay their own pensions and benefits, no country or corporation should have the legacy of paying retirees or the burden of financing it’s employees social benefits. It should be illegal . Every person should pay into a pension and health fund that follows them throughout their entire life.
Implement an auditing system that looks at every branch and department of government. Give it the power to close down unnecessary and wasteful departments, reduce overmanning, and prosecute corrupt and illegal practice.
If political and corporate leaders engage in corruption they lose everything, pensions, bonuses etc: if they are caught.
It is time for change. the “new world order” cannot be defined by a cabal of bankers, or politicians, it must be defined by the people and remove the possibility of any group or person getting to power with the intent of dictatorial power and be instantly removed.

By: Randy

Randy — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 02:00:52 +0000

Regarding #6 “The days when blue collar workers could live the American Dream are gone and they are not going to come back.”. Of course they will come back. However, this will only happen once we protect our economy again from outside meddling. Someone in Guatemala or the Philippines or India or China should not be deciding for someone here what an appropriate wage is, or what safety standards can be ignored, etc. If you buy it here, you can build it here. Make it happen.

Regarding #20, “When a nation practices evil, there is no way that it is going to be blessed in the long run. The truth is that we have become a nation that is dripping with corruption and wickedness… ” OK, regardless of what “evil” and “wicknedness” are code-words for, that’s just an insult on your fellow citizens and residents. The future of the country is in their hands, and requires no “blessing”. It just requires a calm and sober analysis of the facts, an intelligent plan of action, and the determination to get it done.

By: Agha Ali Arkhan

Agha Ali Arkhan — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 02:30:27 +0000

Many can see a rocky road ahead, but in twenty years you’ll wonder what the fuss was all about. Have faith. People are not stupid, not even those in charge.

By: Randy

Randy — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:48:08 +0000

Yes, it’s true, there is just no way out at this point. This is the end, my friend. Back in 1914, we could have rescinded the treasonous legislation from the previous year that allowed the fed to STEAL our monetary system away from us if enough good men had had the balls to do something about it.. But it was allowed to remain in place and things have got progressively worse since then. Just like a severe illness, history will have to run its course and our brain will either burn up in the fever, or the disease will be killed off and we might make a gradual recovery of sorts. America is nearly comatose at this point. We can’t take much more of this without coming apart at the seams.
The ONLY way to keep this from happening again is to NEVER EVER allow anything but gold and silver to be used as money. And if any paper is printed up, it MUST NOT ever exceed the amount that there is gold and silver to back it up with.
All that money is is an idea backed by confidence. And to have any confidence in it, it has to require a substantial amount of human labor behind it. Not electronic bookkeeping entries or fiat paper conjured up out of thin air. All that you are doing when you buy or sell a good or service is trading labor for labor via a medium of exchange. So to the degree that the human labor is taken out of the medium of exchange, you will get inflation, which is short way of saying a decrease in the perceived purchasing power of a fiat currency.

Randy

By: hey

hey — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 04:19:57 +0000

If anyone out their cares – the problem is debt based currency. The government was supposed to spend money into existence and based of the relative amount to keep the machine going spend more or tax to remove. but now the government goes to a private bank owned by private people and borrows money that is printed out of thin air and we are required to pay interest on it. THINK about it the first time the us borrowed money form the money changer, and were required to pay back with interest,—THEY (we) WENT BANKRUPT –we must now borrow to pay back because their is not enough money printed to meet our debt obligation. The only way out is to as Andrew Jackson put it about the bank —

“You are a den of vipers and thieves. I intend to rout you out,
and by the grace of the Eternal God, will rout you out.”

study history same lies different guys

By: terry

terry — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:11:00 +0000

AHHHHH becky, mexicans are not working in this country because they are better qualified, harder workers, etc. They work for pennies on the dollar. The whole middle class has been replaced by slave labor workers. Americans were doing ALL the jobs you speak of before the invasion. I’m sick an tired of hearing this same song over and over from you pro-amnesty people. Menial labor…. yea, you mean factory jobs (my mother worker in a factory), construction (my husband WORKED in construction), ALL of these good paying “menial” jobs have been handed over slave labor (AKA lazy, sleazy mexicans who only have the jobs because they work cheap) illegals.
People like you and your open border minions are why my whole family is jobless and bankrupt!

By: becky

becky — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:38:47 +0000

Martin,
With all due respect i wish to refute your comment.
If the Mexicans are lazy and sleazy why are they the only people willing to do menial labor in this country? They are the group which big business, such as Tyson ,seeks out to work in their plants. Who do you think does the bulk of the crop picking in this country?
By the way,The word Ashkenazic has never applied to Protestants. Already there are millions of wealthy Americans living overseas.

By: Matin McNiece

Matin McNiece — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:22:44 +0000

I see the parallels with America’s rapid decline to that of pre-Great War Imperial Russia.
If America does decide to go to war with Iran, it will be the end of America as world had known it for the past 100 years!
America will go bankrupt and collapse in a political revolution.
This will means millions of wealthy Americans forced to flee their homes and live in other parts of the World ( especially Asia-Pacific, Latin America and South Africa), just like the wealthy Russians fled collapsing Russia 100 years earlier.
The US Congress is so tied up with Israel lobby and the English Bankers, it’s
not funny!
Not only will America collapse, so would United Kingdom, England will end up poorer than it’s Catholic neighbours like Ireland , Scotland & Spain.
As for Mexican Immigration these Latinos will help destroy America’s Prostentant/Ashkenazic White Thrift culture, with a more sleazy, lazy corrupt
non-English speaking culture that will drag down America’s living standards to
lower than other Latin-American countries like Brazil.
But the US Congress will not go without a fight, it could well lead to World War III
against the Moslem Nations, but instead of Bankrupt America being the Victor, the winners will be China and Russia instead!

By: JanetMC

JanetMC — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:54:21 +0000

The world as we know is changing. TimeTraveler you are so right. The Federal Reserve is a cabal of Zionist bankers who’s sole aim is to control the entire globe and have 2 classes, one elite class of oligarchs and one class of serfs, nothing in between.

Americans have had it really good for a long time and they will won’t give up the ship nicely. I see an Armageddon blood bath. It evens says that there will be blood up until the horses reins. Scary, but has to happen.

Out of that will rise a new phoenix out of the ashes. Countries that are soverign and that are self determining. No more mindless endless wars in countries that we the US have no business being in. We will have to be self contained. We will have to slam the border shut and lock ourselves in. We’ll have to have our own panic room.

By: Donk

Donk — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:27:06 +0000

marc says: “So what would the author have us do?
Every day one version or another of this same scenario comes forward, but there is no suggestion from anyone about a way out at this point.
Everyone can see that we’ve got a real mess on our hands.
What needs to be done?”

Don’t you get it? There are no solutions. This is it pal, say goodbye to the world as you know it.

By: TimeTraveller

TimeTraveller — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:34:08 +0000

You have sited many good reasons for this economy to dissolve, and I agree with all of them. I will add a few more main points that I have reason to believe that will bring about the complete implosion of this holographic monetary system. It will be soon!

We have gone from a working model of capitalism up until1913, when the Federal Reserve came into fruition under the guise of the Rothchilds, who basically from that time until now have seen to the wreckage of our dear Republic thru greed and corruption, and the need for power and enslavement of the human population.

There is always a warning sign of dire things to come. Dubai World was that warning sign. It was the canary in the mineshaft, and is now lying lifeless at the bottom of its gilded cage. It was a sign that this fake holographic system we call a world economy is not real. Its a contrived system brought about by Goldman Sachs and the economic gangsters of the Federal Reserve, and the evil cabinet that presides over this presidency.

There are $600 trillion of derivatives sitting in every major bank of the world. More than all the world GDP combined. It is worhtless hedges of a gambling casino that Wall Street has been thriving on. As the dollar dissolves so does all this worthless paper. It will implode soon, and when it does, it will take down the whole world with it.

World consumption is at a standstill, only being propped up by trillions of dollars loosing its value every day.The bond market will crash soon, as the world tries to unload the dollar, but its too late for them also.

The Dow is overblown and will crash soon, as the Feds can no longer prop it up with fake bottom lines. These corporations are not making money, for the American consumer is lying on a gurney barely breathing. Christmas retail was a joke, and you will see a crush of more retail stores going under. Commercial property will plunge in value as stores and malls sit empty. Unemployment will skyrocket to over 30% soon.

The Comex and the whole Ponzi scheme it represents will go bust soon. As short and long contracts are called in, they don’t have the gold to ship. The US and London are toast. Fort Knox is holding nothing but gold plated tungsten bars, and London is in the same fix, no gold. Hong Kong and Germany have requested their gold, good luck. The con game is over.

Most of the states in this country are bankrupt, with no tax base to keep them going, as is the Federal government and the Federal Reserve, as they are cooking two sets of books.
There is no way for Bernanke to print enough money to bail out every state and keep the major banks upright while a new tsunami of commercial, residential, auto loan, and credit card defaults race their way. AIG, Fannie and Freddie are toast as these tsunamis of bad paper unwind, and the Feds will be hard pressed to bypass Congress to bail them out further. The realstate, auto, and insurance busineesses are all going to tank. And as you have stated, the pension plans will go bust.

There is also food shortages coming this year that will put the average consumer hard pressed to buy any food, as the price goes up, if there is much on the shelves to buy. These will be dire times ahead for the whole world, as hyperinflation is nearing.

By: marc

marc — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:30:36 +0000

So what would the author have us do?
Every day one version or another of this same scenario comes forward, but there is no suggestion from anyone about a way out at this point.
Everyone can see that we’ve got a real mess on our hands.
What needs to be done?