I think we all can agree on one thing: The. Economy. Sucks. Royally. What can be done to fix it - and what SHOULD be done?
In this week's BRUTALLY HONEST commentary, David 2 - co-host of ShockNet Radio's American Heathen and host of BRUTALLY HONEST on ShockNet - has an answer: http://brutallyhonestcolumn.blogspot.com/2011/06/week-of-06062011.html
Your thoughts and opinions are more than welcome, either here or on David's page. Thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts.
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Permalink Reply by Will Faithless Sophia on June 7, 2011 at 12:17pm Crucial thing to remember is that the people running the economy don't care about other people, only themselves. 50% of the wealth in the US is controlled by 1% of Americans. The federal reserve is a private bank with the power to create money and lend it to other banks or the US treasury with compound interest. Those who own a share of the fed by virtue of being descended from the traitors who created it are therefore infinitely wealthy - above money itself. This system powered by big lies has spread all over the world - the main public branches being the IMF and World Bank. Obama is simply a de facto public figure head, chosen by the elite for numerous reasons beneficial to them. He is black, so the black vote is his automatically, he is a great orator/lair, and most importantly he claims to lead the progressive cause, yet the real effect on the movement is one reminiscent of divide and conquer.
Both parties were in favor of bailing out the corrupt banks and large corporations, both serve the elite not the people. The political duopoly is even better for the elite than a one party state because it can give the appearance of choice and change, absorbing much of the populaces vague rage over being fracked hard.
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