Raymond_Fawkes wrote:
Most people don't understand realism in economics - I'm not saying none of you do, I'm just saying the established courses in school aren't completely truthful and here's why.
The United States economic policy's are handed down through the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve is funded by, and takes orders by corporations. These bailouts we see are not to free the housing market, jump start our economy .. but to be handed over to the banks to invest back into Wallstreet so it appears they have bigger gains then the reality of the situation. Doing this also inflates our currency, we owe China 2 trillion dollars and our Debt is over 14 trillion. We will be able to pay back the debt faster by doing this method, but only if the world reserve currency continues to be the US dollar.
All countries in the world who have resources the US needs, we acquire through trade and manipulation. Private firms are sent into the countries, convincing them to take out loans for big projects (like hydro plants, power plants, electrical grids , etc) - they go to the UN and get the loan with US dollars, and those contracts are sent to contractors like Haliburton,Bechtel,Stone and Webster . These projects don't benefit the people for the most part, but the wealthiest in their societies. 90% of the money goes back to the US corporations as they're contracted. That country then goes into enormous debt that they cannot possibility pay back so they refinance. For instance 50% of Ecuador's national budget goes back into paying the debt. If they have resources the US needs, they're bartered for and acquired to pay down their debts. If they refuse to pay the debt, then the CIA sanctioned "Jackals" are sent in. Like in Panama with Omar Torrijos or Ecuador with Hymn Rodos , Allende in Chile, Armas in Guatemala .. it's part of what Vietnam was about. When all else fails, they send in the military like we see in Iraq.
The United States, along with the UN and corrupted officials have successful created a empire without the use of military but through economic means. This is why it's so crucial for the world to be using the dollar as reserve currency. In the coming years (the next 20 to 30) it will probably no longer be the world currency but instead exchanged for a one world currency. Corporations, along with the wealthy elite control the world. We're indoctrinated by this 2 party, left - right paradigm, an dogmatic system that leaves us less educated. It's designed to look like we have choices while we sit here and argue with each other while the fact of the matter is the agenda is still the same. Lobbiest's, along with Wallstreet dictate government policies - it doesn't take a genius to understand that the US will continue to inflate the currency, and before the dollar is replaced by another it will pay off most of it's debt to be on a clean slate. Many of us live in the US so we don't see the destruction of what it's doing to the outside exporters. Many countries will be imposing a 50% tax on the dollar. This is what free enterprise capitalism is all about-- To me the most logical solution would be to impose 50% tariffs on foreign goods so our country keeps up, and so our jobs stay here but our country as much as you and me want to believe it does not have that power, the people who pull the strings do. If you are one of those zombies who watches Fox News, and CNN for their information .. I'd suggest you to read economic books instead and do independent research.
I'd also like to add, that If China continues to resist the request of raising it's currency value, then a long drawn out war will boost the US market back up. The only countries without a Rothschild bank are Iran; North Korea; Sudan; Cuba; and Libya. What are our policies now ? Are they Conservative, Liberal ? How much longer until people wake up to the Neo Agenda and understand it's not about left or right anymore ? Get out of the paradigm and look at reality.
29 Nov 2010, 10:11 am
