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  • Election 2012: How The Winner Will Destroy America

    Interesting article & good read ....

    http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-new...erica_11062012

    1) He Will Continue The Policy Of Dollar Devaluation

    Neither candidate has expressed any interest through the election or even before it to protect the value of our currency, and both candidates have supported steps towards quantitative easing and fiat printing in order to delay an inevitable national debt crisis. Both Romney and Obama have sung the praises of Ben Bernanke (Romney changed his tune just in time for his campaign, but who’s buying that?) and the private Federal Reserve despite the consistent failures of that despotic institution to produce any tangible economic results with their Keynesian methods.

    The dollar will see a vast devaluation during the term of this candidate and a loss of world reserve status, leading to stagflation (a combination of the worst elements of deflationary and inflationary crises in the same event). Skyrocketing prices and crumbling unemployment will be the highlights of his presidency, because he will never take measures to reign in or dismantle the primary root cause of the problem; the Federal Reserve itself.

    2) He Will Continue Extreme Government Debt Spending

    Neither candidate has offered a practical or operable solution to the $16 trillion official national debt problem we now face, let alone the tens of trillions of dollars in entitlement obligations that the Treasury Department never talks about. A nation can only live off food stamps and credit for so long before it implodes like a wet paper sack. And this is exactly what we have become; an entire culture of debt addicts and money hounds searching for our next fix of foreign or central bank cash. The fact is, both Obama and Romney would INCREASE spending while using fiat injections to buttress an ever weakening economy in the name of “stability”. The new president will claim that if spending cuts are initiated, it will send the U.S. financial system into a tailspin and a “return” to recession conditions. This will of course be a lie. We have not left recession/depression conditions since 2008.

    3) He Will Support And Expand On Wars In The Middle East

    There is no such thing as a mainstream “anti-war candidate” in 2012. Not even a fake one. Obama’s measures of state violence and complete lack of respect for the sovereign internal matters of foreign nations surpass the madness of George Bush Jr. He has even gone so far as to assert that his office has the right to assassinate American citizens without trial, evidence, or due process of the law. Not only has he asserted the right to this power, he has used it! Romney’s position, hilariously, is that Obama has not gone far enough! Either way, the winner in 2012 is going to leap like a vile locust into new countries and unleash a plague of laser guided death. The next president WILL be a war hungry president.

    4) He Will Lock Down The Web And Limit Internet Speech

    Both Romney and Obama have expressed a desire to establish cybersecurity measures which include vast new governmental authority over the functions and operations of the internet. The ultimate goal? To gain legal precedence for the right to dictate web content, up to and including the ability to label any website a subversive threat to national security or a recruitment tool for “extremists”.

    With the establishment spreading completely baseless accusation of cyberthreats coming from every corner of the globe (but mostly from Iran) it would seem that they are conditioning the public for a future encounter with a cyber event, and telling them who to blame when it occurs. The problem is, the most prominent cyber security threats to the internet in the past few years have come not from the Middle East, or Russia, or China, but the U.S. and Israel (Stuxnet anyone?). Keep this in mind when our new president blames the next cyber attack on a convenient political target and then uses the event as an excuse to regulate the web.

    5) He Will Erase American Civil Liberties

    This president will find a reason, or he will create a reason to diminish Constitutional protections including our right to trial and due process. Both candidates have offered unflinching support for the National Defense Authorization Act and its provisions for indefinite detainment. Neither man has ventured any sincere concerns over the broad nature of the language involved in the labeling of “terrorists” and “extremists”. Literally anyone can now be categorized as an enemy combatant and a threat to national security for almost any reason, and this appears to be the way Obama and Romney like it. That is to say, they both want totalitarian powers, or at the very least, they have made no effort to turn them down.

    It is important to note that there has never been a government in history that sought out such powers and did not actually use them. Only a fool would assume his favorite elitist candidate in 2012 will not utilize the extreme authorities now amassed for the executive branch over the past decade.

    6) He Will Embrace A Globalist Dynamic And Abandon American Sovereignty

    Both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are surrounded by “advisers” who are also members of the Council On Foreign Relations, an institution which openly calls for the dissolution of American sovereignty on a regular basis and the creation of a centralized global system dominating the financial, social, and political life of every nation in the world. With the economic stability of the U.S. on the verge of oblivion, it is very likely that a historic crisis will ensue during the first term of the next president, and that he will in response suggest a new global system as the solution.

    This system has already been created, in part, by the IMF and World Bank in concert with member governments and revolves around the issuance of a new world reserve currency (Special Drawing Rights) as the centerpiece. I can guarantee with absolute certainty that the next president, regardless of who he happens to be, will promote an IMF rescue package coupling the dollar to the SDR and turning over full economic control of America to an international body. He will make it sound rational, reasonable, and even advantageous, but in the end, he will be selling the globalist snakeoil he was conscripted to sell before his election campaign ever started.

  • #2
    37 Frightening Facts About Our Economy

    1. One recent survey discovered that 40 percent of all Americans have $500 or less in savings.

    2. A different recent survey found that 28 percent of all Americans do not have a single penny saved for emergencies.

    3. In the United States today, there are close to 10 million households that do not have a single bank account. That number has increased by about a million since 2009.

    4. Family homelessness in the Washington D.C. region (one of the wealthiest regions in the entire country) has risen 23 percent since the last recession began.

    5. The number of Americans living in poverty has increased by about 6 million over the past four years.

    6. Median household income has fallen for four years in a row. Overall, it has declined by more than $4000 over the past four years.

    7. 62 percent of middle class Americans say that they have had to reduce household spending over the past year.

    8. According to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, 85 percent of middle class Americans say that it is more difficult to maintain a middle class standard of living today than it was 10 years ago.

    9. In the United States today, 77 percent of all Americans are living to paycheck to paycheck at least some of the time.

    10. In the United States today, more than 41 percent of all working age Americans are not working.

    11. Since January 2009, the “labor force” in the United States has increased by 827,000, but “those not in the labor force” has increased by 8,208,000. This is how they have gotten the unemployment numbers to “come down”.

    12. Sadly, 60 percent of the jobs lost during the last recession were mid-wage jobs, but 58 percent of the jobs created since then have been low wage jobs.

    13. Today, about one out of every four workers in the United States brings home wages that are at or below the federal poverty level.

    14. Right now, the United States actually has a higher percentage of workers doing low wage work than any other major industrialized nation does.

    15. At this point, less than 25 percent of all jobs in the United States are “good jobs”, and that number continues to shrink.

    16. There are now 20.2 million Americans that spend more than half of their incomes on housing. That represents a 46 percent increase from 2001.

    17. According to USA Today, many Americans have actually seen their water bills triple over the past 12 years.

    18. Electricity bills in the United States have risen faster than the overall rate of inflation for five years in a row.

    19. In 1999, 64.1 percent of all Americans were covered by employment-based health insurance. Today, only 55.1 percent are covered by employment-based health insurance.

    20. Health insurance premiums rose faster than the overall rate of inflation in 2011 and that is happening once againin 2012. In fact, it has been happening for a very long time.

    21. According to one recent survey, approximately 10 percent of all employers in the United States plan to drop health coverage when key provisions of the new health care law kick in less than two years from now.

    22. Back in 1983, the bottom 95 percent of all income earners had 62 cents of debt for every dollar that they earned. By 2007, that figure had soared to $1.48.

    23. Total home mortgage debt in the United States is now about 5 times larger than it was just 20 years ago.

    24. Total consumer debt in the United States has risen by 1700 percent since 1971.

    25. Recently it was announced that total student loan debt in the United States has passed the one trillion dollar mark.

    26. According to one recent survey, approximately one-third of all Americans are not paying their bills on time at this point.

    27. Right now, approximately 25 million American adults are living at home with their parents.

    28. The percentage of Americans that find that they are able to retire when they reach retirement age continues to decline. According to one new survey, 70 percent of middle class Americans plan to work during retirement and 30 percent plan to work until they are at least 80 years old.

    29. The U.S. economy lost more than 220,000 small businesses during the recent recession.

    30. In 2010, the number of jobs created at new businesses in the United States was less than half of what it was back in the year 2000.

    31. Back in 2007, 19.2 percent of all American families had a net worth of zero or less than zero. By 2010, that figure had soared to 32.5 percent.

    32. Approximately 57 percent of all children in the United States are living in homes that are either considered to be either “low income” or impoverished.

    33. In the United States today, somewhere around 100 million Americans are considered to be either “poor” or “near poor”.

    34. In October 2008, 30.8 million Americans were on food stamps. Today, 46.7 million Americans are on food stamps.

    35. Approximately one-fourth of all children in the United States are enrolled in the food stamp program.

    36. Right now, more than 100 million Americans are enrolled in at least one welfare program run by the federal government. And that does not even count Social Security or Medicare.

    37. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, an all-time record 49 percent of all Americans live in a home where at least one person receives financial assistance from the federal government. Back in 1983, that number was less than 30 percent.


    http://etfdailynews.com/2012/10/23/3...t-our-economy/

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    • #3
      Market tanked after his re-election...nuff said

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      • #4
        Originally posted by madsweeney View Post
        Market tanked after his re-election...nuff said
        The current state of the economy cannot be attributed to a single termed President -- This is a cumulative process that has taken decades to bloom.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by arraamis View Post
          The current state of the economy cannot be attributed to a single termed President -- This is a cumulative process that has taken decades to bloom.
          the reaction can be attributed directly to lack of confedence from Obama's policies. Capital gains tax, corporate taxes, etc. all increasing....wall street don't like that.

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          • #6
            Im on board with everything you posted. This is nothing more than a snowball of the last 30 years of deficit spending, frivolous curreny management, giving away trillions we dont have and getting nothing in return and phony smoke screen economic kick starters policies.

            If the govt was me, it would have a credit score of -195,000,000

            Doesnt matter for shi t if people vote democrat or republican. They're both part of the same sickness.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Walt Liquor View Post
              Im on board with everything you posted. This is nothing more than a snowball of the last 30 years of deficit spending, frivolous curreny management, giving away trillions we dont have and getting nothing in return and phony smoke screen economic kick starters policies.

              If the govt was me, it would have a credit score of -195,000,000

              Doesnt matter for shi t if people vote democrat or republican. They're both part of the same sickness.
              ....

              Its almost impossible Trying to explain what you stated, to the willing idiots, that everything that is happening now, was brought and paid for over the last thirty years.

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              • #8
                Ima start brewing Moonshine to compensate my paycheck to paycheck living.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Walt Liquor View Post
                  Im on board with everything you posted. This is nothing more than a snowball of the last 30 years of deficit spending, frivolous curreny management, giving away trillions we dont have and getting nothing in return and phony smoke screen economic kick starters policies.

                  If the govt was me, it would have a credit score of -195,000,000

                  Doesnt matter for shi t if people vote democrat or republican. They're both part of the same sickness.
                  This in a nutshell. Where have you been during the election battle in here...

                  Which brings us to the immediate solution. The OP posts all this yet still considers Obama the lesser of two evils.....which he clearly is not.

                  You're right...we don't need "phony smoke screen economic kick starter policies"...such as the STIMULUS package. Who is it that's always trying to pass stimulus? And when it doesn't work or create desired results, say, "we need a even bigger Stimulus, then it will work". I know it's not the Republicans.

                  Even the phoniest fiscal conservative Republicans in the party don't offer up any Stimulus packages. So to say that a Liberal Democrat (who pretends to be some Moderate) is the lesser of two evils....is simply being confused.

                  It's like saying there is a fire....a fire is the problem. We recognize that the fire has to be put out. So what do we do? Lets pour more gasoline on top of it. Because Gasoline is the lesser evil.
                  Last edited by One_Tycoon; 11-08-2012, 08:22 PM.

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                  • #10
                    I took the liberty of browsing the linked blog. Schizophrenics have waited a long time for their very own website, so I'm glad there's finally a bit of the web, just for them.

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