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Originally Posted by Rocky_Shorz
I like the new layout, it should help in keeping the areas straight in where we should be posting.
Now that the agreement is being reviewed, what is everyone thinking?
Does anyone think it will ever pass, I see the trenches building already.
Much of what I was thinking to make it viable is already agreed upon...
World markets are ruffled seeing it isn't a blanket bailout covering them too...
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I am sure it will pass, with the appearance of compromise, which will be meaningless, because the net effect - fascist control of the economy by the exective - will have been achieved. And the bill will deepen and lengthen the economic troubles, which will lead to more centralization, etc... just as the Patriot Act, also passed because of misguided fear, led to more unconstitutional legislation. Paulson and Bernanke told Congress that trouble was imminent if they didn't pass this bill quickly. This has been interpreted as a warning. Not true! It was a threat, because the Fed, at the behest of the administration, is the root cause of the problem, and can pull the trigger to worsen it if it so chooses, by artificial manipulation of fiat money and interest rates. Any American who thinks that this act of treason will benefit them in the short, medium, or long term is deluding themselves.
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Originally Posted by RaKaR
Hi Rocky_Shorz,
I don' t think there is much wrong about socialism or rather a social oriented policy, as long as it remains righteous, open and in the best interests of the People.
What should actually matter is the agenda behind the steps being mentioned.
Do you know something about that?
Regards,
RaKaR
www.futureofmankind.co.uk
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Therin lies the central problem R. The agenda is is to destroy the dollar and the middle class of America along with it, while simultaneously turning the nation into a fascist state. Memorize the Constitution now because soon it will exist only in memory.