Thank you for inviting my comment. Well, EuroYank, I agree but with qualifications. Keynesianism doesn't work when all that is attempted is stimulus checks and bankster bailouts. It was a corruption of Keynesianism. If the money printed (12.8 trillion and counting) hadn't as usual gone to white collar-gangsters on Wall Street and had gone to Main Street works instead, everything would be different now. I'm no disciple of Keynes, but Ludwig von Mises is no one to follow either. I don't know your take on him.

You, EuroYank, probably know that I'm anti-mammon and hold that the whole economic system of money is inherently evil. It is an utterly selfish device. Nothing truly good comes out from it. It is always a net liability. It always devours more than it brings forth in the aggregate.

The whole scam is to increase the percentage of payments going to the top bankers -- interest payments on the national debt -- economic slavery via taxes for unworthy causes (predator drones, etc.). Whether the U.S. remains the world's reserve currency or not is irrelevant to their task. They want to own and control whatever currency system will be unfolded to the general, unsuspecting public. It's the Great Game and Grand Chessboard played out via cyber-accounting entries now.

Who has the upper hand? What Godly things can be done to take away that power and to do the right things as called for by Jesus Christ? Gold is no answer, although I don't fully discredit your efforts here at seeking to educate and to provide some measure of repair.

Your "fast-breeder of debt" observation is correct and a problem because the money has gone to masking toxic securities. The idea is the largest transfer of wealth in history from the bottom up. It's the exact opposite of everything trickle-down economics claims to be, and only dupes (mostly neocon, false-hearted, self-styled Zionist, Fox-News-watcher types) buy into it.

You are absolutely right that the common people have tightened their belts and are trying their best to get out from under insane mountains of debt that was created on purpose by those who have brought on the crash.

Mr. Potter has guaranteed the banks and is going about buying up the town (globe) at severely reduced prices.

The Chinese still don't stand a chance in this game because as technically proficient as they sometimes appear to be, they are outmatched in the greed game. Wall Streeters don't build Great Walls to keep out the vultures. They knock them down and swoop in as the vultures. They take losses to do it. In their idea of the end, they fatten up. We as Christians though know better. Their end is not sitting pretty. Only the truly repentant and atoning will ever sit pretty in eternity.

The problem is the Federal Reserve and the World Bank and International Monetary Fund and other Bretton Woods organizations that are used in pursuit of neoliberal and neoconservative agendas to further dominate and enslave the peopl
Tom Usher | Homepage | 07.10.09 - 4:11 am | #

I apologize.

My comment was truncated. It picks up here: http://www.realliberalchristianchurch.org/? p=3259#peoples_of_the_world

It is long.

Oh well

Thanks
Tom Usher | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 9:36 am | #

Hi EuroYank,

On "The Obama Deception" video, I did a post that covered it: OBAMA: TERROR TO GOOD WORKS.

It's long too and covers more than that video.

Peace
Tom Usher | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 9:48 am | #

I can't dispute anything that you have pointed out with regards to Obama's economic policies and the results of them.

BTW - glad to have found you here. Sorry to see you go from EC. They were totally wrong on that one.
The BoBo | Homepage | 07.13.09 - 3:11 am | #