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Responses To: "Solutions Anyone?"


Subject: "Solutions Anyone?" created on 07/24/07 by guest
The problem is Globalization. We need to fight globalization. ALL THE PROBLEMS STEM FROM GLOBALIZATION, INCLUDING WARS.
Period. Globalization is nothing but a lousy Neocon corporate complex plan to financially enslave populations for profit.
Well, the Bush supporters should be getting pretty sick by now.
If we could only get our "leaders" to stop being influenced by corporate interests. These corporate interests are being perpetuated by our 'big business administration'. Middle class is not good for companies because they want fair wages. Our leaders have sold us down the river by letting this tradgedy happen. We need to reverse this process by reversing all the laws secretly or silently passed that favor corporations over citizens. Corporate America has virtually taken over the US Govt via corrupt self-centered politicians and sneaky lawyers. Now it seems to be backed by the US military via our illustrious Bush/Cheney administration.
It is highly unlikely that any proposed solution could work now anyway, as it seems simply too late. Our Federal Reserve system was designed by bankers for bankers. It is based on borrowing since the gold really isn't there. If you have ten dolars worth of gold and print up a certificate to represent it as money, it all works. But printing 1,000,000,000 based on 10 bucks worth is really what we have here. Our entire monetary system is going bankrupt, as planned from the start.
Unless our politicians start doing their jobs, all of us including them will be jobless. The present administration seems hell bent on having its expensive unauthorized terror war which also includes the corporate terror war on America. But the military terror war goes hand in hand with the corporate terror war. It's all about snatching up the main energy reserves on the planet using the US military Industrial Complex. Hence, we have "war" on the enemy with no face or home so that the complex can go just about anywhere to set up shop on local slave labor. Its all about greed and power. Humans will be humans. So, if there is a solution, it has to be severe and immediate, and I ask you, what are the chances of that happening before the next 9/11? We elected Bush, not once, but twice. If you think about it, it is hard to believe that our President could be that stupid. This (economy) is all planned. It looks like last minute profit taking before the inevitable collapse of the American economy. I would even venture to say the executive branch has threatened the legislative branch with extinction. This might explain why everything has becomeso bizzare in such a short time. Immigration: 50 to 100 million new slaves willing to take any jobs working for peanuts. Using the US military to secure vast oil fields in other countries and get pipelines contructed. Corpoate America has raped us and now they are globalizing, thanks to our administration making it possible. The people of America are mostly middle class. This middle class is not compatable with globalization, and since we must go, we don't matter in the long term. Why else would the administration not give a damn what the people want and piss all over our Constitution???
I hate to be the doomsdayer, but all we can really do is hold on and hope we live through it in one piece. I could say if we got Ron Paul in, we might still have a way out, but that is only possible if we have elections and there might not be elections anymore, so there goes any chance of our representatives forcing reform. So, other than a bloody economic revolution, I see no solution. I believe the corporate terror waged on Americans has done many times more damage that any so-called faceless terrorist could ever do. I ask you also, who are the real terrorists?



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guest says "Globalization is not the Problem!!!" on 08/03/07
The problem is greedy typhoons. Once again, I will recommend reading Hirschman's "Passions and the Interests." He does a good analogy of explaining what I am trying to say.

The incentives these "investors" you mention have are low cost regimes. That won't be the factor forever. These low cost regimes will appreciate. The effect on the U.S., massive depreciation of the dollar, inflation, and high unemployment.

Sure the economy is planned. I argue that there is no difference between communist planned economies and oligarchic capitalist economies. That's what the U.S. has been for many years now. That's why there was such a thing as anti-trust laws. But they're not enforced anymore.

And the U.S. government is going bankrupt. Why, lack of investment at home.

By the way, I am an economist.

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