It is too late
by Leon Fisher, Unknown News
(leonjfisher@webtv.net)
Sept. 26, 2007
In regards to the economy (or should I say what's left of
it) some people view the beginning of the falling economic dominoes as
some kind of a government conspiracy for an excuse in which to declare
martial law.
Although martial law might be a consequence of economic
collapse, I do not believe that it is the goal of the fascists in
Washington, and certainly not that of the Wall Street capitalists.
The sad
truth is that the politicians in Washington have been squandering
astronomical amounts of the taxpayers' money on unnecessary wars and
wasteful programs and projects for the
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last forty years. Every year the
spending would increase, as well as the taxes. There was never any serious
attempt to balance the budget, only the usual lip service at election
time.
To add to this huge and rapidly growing government debt,
legislation imposed the economic fraud
Wall Street parroted as "free trade" upon the American people. It's good for business, they said, good for
workers -- the usual lies and propaganda used to justify the theft of the hard
work and honest sweat of the working man.
The rich are getting richer
and the workers are getting poorer, and still it continues despite its
glaring failure.
No, this plunge into economic ruin is not to impose
martial law. It's the fallout from forty years of theft and
mismanagement which cannot be reversed. It is too late.
You see the rot
setting in everywhere -- rising prices, the housing bust, a wildly
fluctuating stock market, foreign governments getting rid of dollars for
other more stable
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You see the rot setting in everywhere -- rising prices, the housing bust, a wildly fluctuating stock market, foreign governments getting rid of dollars for other more stable currencies such as the Euro, stagnant wages, no health benefits, increasing numbers of homeless, America's cities and states dangerously close to bankruptcy ...
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currencies such as the Euro, stagnant wages, no health
benefits, increasing numbers of homeless, America's cities and states
dangerously close to bankruptcy ...
No, this has nothing to do with the
imposition of martial law, and it's too late for damage control such as the latest
"free trade" scheme, the North American Union or whatever they're hoping might breath new
life into our crippled economy, hoping to falstall the inevitable.
None of these attempts will succeed. The chance to repair the damage is
long passed.
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