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What’s In It For Me America?

Isn’t it refreshing to see how your American government is showing you exactly who they are? Do they think that the public is just that stupid to not take notice? Here, we have a situation that needs to be taken care of with the financial bailouts, and all we are getting on both sides of the two party system is, “what’s in it for me?”

First of all, I don’t necessarily believe that a bailout with taxpayer money, or credit, is the answer. There are other solutions. In 1998, Russia, of whom is a nation making a transformation for the better under a Christian leader, remedied their banking woes by forcing banks to swap their assets at knockdown prices rather than just give them free money or borrowed money to bail them out.

Unfortunately, America is a debtor nation. It is nothing more these days but a piece of land with people that provide a tax base to feed a treasury that is robbed and given away to international global elites each and every single year. The currency of America is only as good as its slave labor. That’s all it is backed by. You definitely know that America has been hijacked and taken over when billions and billions is given away across seas to bogus causes, but yet so little is ever given away domestically. And what is given away domestically actually goes straight towards the corporate interests involved even though it might have “Health Services” or “NASA” attached to it. We’ll give billions away to Aids in Africa, but yet we have a failing Social Security system here.

Maybe part of the bailout could include some of the other nations that we give money away to every year to give us some back to pay for it. Why make the people, that make the country, responsible for a problem created by the corporate elites that live abroad and have no loyalty to America anyhow? There are plenty of ways to stick it to these guys and keep the economy afloat. I believe that this is being made into a major opportunity for a big lottery payday for everyone involved. All they have to do is scream “economic disaster” and this entices the general public to accept whatever is decided, or stolen. The only thing this will really do is just prolong the real crisis that has yet to happen as a result of the infinite amount of fiat cash being dished out. The $700 Billion just adds to it. It basically will only serve as another economic stimulus to keep us going for the next year or two. Whatever is finally decided, the bailout will be nothing but tax cuts and fiat money directed in different directions. And the CEO’s of the institutions involved will walk away with their multi-millions back to Europe to one of their many mansions they own. They live abroad and I doubt any of them actually spend much time in America even though they might own a few mansions here as well. California, Florida, New York, or Colorado are the usual places. Meanwhile, as unreported by your mainstream media of whom absolutely hates America anyhow, the rest of the world is losing interest in the dollar and getting ready to dump it all together. The dollar collapse is on the horizon. I wouldn’t be too surprised if the corporate elites hurry to exchange their lottery winnings for gold right away, since they know that the dollar will only be so good for so long.

So what is actually reinforcing this doom and gloom of the dollar talk? It’s something that is completely unspoken about by the mainstream media. Mainly because the same entities that own the mainstream media are the same ones that finance the issues that are kept hush hush by the media. But there is a growing beast in the east called the European Union that is going to force America into a third world tax base. The socialist elites that put it together are looking at it as a revival of the Roman Empire. Once the rest of the world starts holding Euros rather than dollars, then get ready to start trading your dollars in for pesos. They will both be worth about the same.

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