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    Demystifying The Meltdown (good reading to know the truth)

    Demystifying The Meltdown

    Jim Kirwan
    3-20-9

    This is the top of an eternal hourglass within which most of the major cities of the world exist. It's also the missing key ingredient in understanding the total sham on which the worldwide financial meltdown is based.

    The whole nightmare was actually test marketed long ago under LBJ's Great Society, compounded by his War on Poverty; both of which were colossal failures that left a lot of a residue to build on; so that by the time we got to Reagan the ground had already been sufficiently pulverized to accept outrageous and unconstitutional thought as a part of American society. (1)

    The financial community loves formulas, because they can make it seem as if they actually know what they're talking about. In this case such a formula might be: R+41+42+43=44. That would be R for Reagan Economics, plus GWH Bush, plus Clinton, plus Bush Jr. equals Obamanation Inc.

    What these professional con-artists, masquerading as presidents, brought us was a complete reversal of the functioning and independent world, wherein most states were self-sufficient and semi-independent: Until the close of WW II. That was the point when the Kissinger's and the Brzezinski's began to concentrate on constructing their own self-serving little chess-boards that would cripple the world's smallest countries and tie the rest of the major nations into this obscenity that they refer to now as The New World Order.

    Their methods were as ruthless as their lies were unending. The way it worked was simple. Nations were approached as to how they might cash in on this New World Order, economically. First they had to cease trying to remain self-sufficient, and they needed to invest heavily, in some huge crops or exports that would allow them to pay for all the stuff they no longer could do for themselves. Then 'everything' would even-out in the long run, and they could end up being much richer than they were back when they were merely self- sufficient.

    Of course to participate in this grand-charade, the targeted nation- states would need to borrow great deal of money Â* from either the International Monetary Fund or the World Bank, so they could take full advantage of their premiere position in their new category within this global trading scheme. That would be allowed to work for awhile, unless the upstart country actually wanted to care about its citizens and maybe allow them to make a living wage: If that happened, then it was simple matter to end their exclusivity in the marketplace and to re-introduce the new loans that would be needed to replace the industry or trade which they had lost, because their people were demanding the right to live.

    As more and more nation-states began to fail; the West became more brutal and resorted to military or hostile-economic takeovers, from which the smaller countries could not recover. As this got nastier, the NWO recreated itself; or rather they recast the masks they had been wearing, and created a whole new template called "Free Trade." It was the successful global-push for the acceptance of these Free-Trade-Agreements that created the formula mentioned above. With these Draconian agreements firmly in place there were no longer any local laws that had the power to resist these international Banksters and the criminal military-forces they sponsored. GATT, NAFTA, and all the other totally bogus criminal contracts that came from these 'agreements' were more like "unconditional-surrender" than the so-called agreements which they had forced so many countries into. What we're witnessing now is the final act in this international house-of-horrors that has seen the absorbsion of so very many people's, and their dreams, that it becomes nearly unspeakable to even contemplate the scale upon which this massive but international-criminal-fraud was played out.

    That was the background. Fast-forward to the present. We have so many total failures staring us straight in the face that most people choose to simply fail to notice the wars, the conflict-of human interests versus the mandates of unchecked Capitalism in full roar as our societies descend into oblivion like so many butterflies bolted to the gleaming bullets of Empire as they rip this world apart. Nation after nation, country after country has come to feel the wrath of raw power and the rage of greed unbounded as they grab everything they can in their mad race back, to days of the caves, with no regard for the cost to the planet or to any people other than themselves.

    Specifically: In the case of the lying money-managers and the particular politicians who together have attempted to cloak everything they've done in the last six months in a cesspool of criminal violence whose goal has been the total collapse of the Banking System worldwide; after which, they can then come back in and pick up whatever they want for tenths of a penny on the dollar. These creatures actually believe that they will survive the Meltdown, incredible as that might seem to you or me.

    Here's the proof of what they're doing. For almost six decades they have been tinkering on the edges with capital (our money). They have dared to call themselves "investors," when they never take a single risk. These creatures are not businessmen and women, far from it, they are nothing but Vulture-Capitalists who risk nothing and demand deal-breaking returns on their stingily dispensed funds. The end result is they end up eating those that turned to them for help, while they shred the companies and enterprises that they once claimed to covet. In the meanwhile, since 1973 real wages have been going backwards: Owners and managers of these massive corporations now make 400 times as much as do those people who supposedly work for them: Globally these very few US 'owners' of business now own 32% of all the world's wealth.

    While this has been continuing the US has lost its manufacturing bases, its factories, its creativity and its individuality. There was a time when people were wiling and able to go to a school of their choice, or enter an apprenticeship to become someone they wanted to be. Now people are so starved for work they will do virtually anything just to stay alive. "Personal Careers" are as dead as the idea of that, which died when the Corporations began to develop Corporate Welfare back in the early 1950's. There are no longer occupations or professions that are entered into for anything much besides "the money." Of course there are exceptions, but the irony is that things were once exactly the other way around: Occasionally someone was interested 'only in the money,' but now it is a rare person indeed that does what they do because they actually want to do that job or practice that avocation.

    With that circumstance in mind, try and picture what's happened now, in the global meltdown. At the top, behind the triple-locked doors of their privatized havens the monkeys of the money-markets ply their scams and plead their tattered constructs as if they knew anything at all about what they say they're saying. A trillion more here, $3 trillion more over there as they try hopelessly to manage the entire economy by fooling around with the numbers, interest rates and continuing to lie about all the results. Of course this can never work-because people who do not have jobs cannot spend money-hence their whole house of cards will have to collapse, and very quickly!

    It's not about "loosening the credit" or much of anything else: It's about a way of life that is dead and gone. That past- time involved real jobs and a lot of personal autonomy, pride and optimism as well. Now we find ourselves dealing with a rogue government that is demanding control over every single aspect of every single life in this country; while they are looting our bank accounts, destroying our retirement capabilities, and condemning us all to unending labor just to stay alive without any health-care, or any remote possibility of ever being able to alter any of this criminal-fraud at any level. We have no decent jobs and now we have even less of a future than we did under Junior Bush.

    Without jobs there is no "public," there are only Owners and their slaves. Without the Constitution there is no Republic, no consent of the governed, and definitely no cessation of this tyranny in which too many of us are now trying to live. Tent cities have sprung up everywhere, businesses are failing right and left along with major newspapers and yet the media keeps using words like housing slump, or credit crunch, as if this multi-year nightmare was just a hiccup that will be gone by morning. (2)

    Look at these people, these refugees from the Corporatocracy of Criminal Enterprises worldwide, because this is what breeds absolutely bone-crushing poverty and disillusionment on a global- scale: This will not change, except to deepen, unless we demand our freedoms and create some real jobs outside this government's grasp. That can be done by people that believe in who they are, and who are willing to call these bastards on what they are, whenever we encounter 'them.'

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    1) The Great Society & The War on Poverty
    http://www.kirwanesque.com/politics/okl ... lahoma.htm

    2) Obama's Moment is Passing Quickly
    http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/?q=node/285

    http://www.rense.com/general85/demyst.htm
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    BTTT - Last call on this important article
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    This also was a good read. If Obama thinks he can reason with Iran, he's got another thing coming! Im reading "Because They Hate" by Brigette Gabriel and it's excellent insight into how these people think.

    2) Obama's Moment is Passing Quickly
    http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/?q=node/285

    Thu, 03/19/2009 - 18:24 — dlindorff
    The actions of Obama's Chief Financial Adviser Larry Summers and his Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner in permitting the payment of $165 million in bonuses to AIG executives (Summers, according to the Wall Street Journal, actually pressed Sen. Chris Dodd, D-CT, to secretly remove a bar to the payment of such bonuses from the bailout bill) and storm of public outrage that has followed public disclosure of those payments, provides President Obama, whose administration is stumbling badly on many fronts, to turn things around and avoid political disaster.

    He should promptly demand Geithner's and Summers' resignations, and should also fire the CEO of AIG, Edward Liddy (as 80% owner of AIG, the US has the power to do that anytime). It would also be a good idea at the same time to fire the CEOs of all the leading banks that are at this point surviving on government bailouts.

    This would allow Obama to correct the fundamental mistake he made during the transition period following the November election in installing a bunch of Clinton-era economic advisors and Bush holdovers to be his economic team.

    The US economy is in disastrous shape, and it is going to take new ideas, and people untarnished by the last 30 years of deregulatory excess and unsavory links to Wall Street, to rescue it. Obama has no shortage of good people to turn to: Nobel economist and NY Times columnist Paul Krugman, former World Bank Chief Economist Joseph Stiglitz, another Nobelist, and economist James Galbraith all spring immediately to mind as people who could offer new and better approaches to addressing both the immediate crisis and the longer-term challenge of restoring the health of the nation's economy, and of making it work for everyone, instead of just the wealthy few.

    Of course, it could be that Obama is really not interested in radically changing the US economy, and its financial system. He has certainly accepted the tarnished coin of the Wall Street establishment during his campaign, and could simply be doing their bidding, but one has to operate on the hope that this is not the case. After all, the Obama campaign also raised an unprecedented amount of cash from ordinary folks, and if money is influence, he owes those little people big time.

    In any event, it seems clear that if this president who spoke during his campaign of "hope and change" continues to cater to the bankers and the corporate interests that want to see no major revamping of the economic system and the regulatory apparatus, he is headed for a one-term presidency--and a sad and failed one at that.

    The voters who sent Obama to Washington have been willing to extend him the benefit of the doubt, even when he made his almost uniformly lousy cabinet picks. They were willing to grant that he had been handed a disastrous situation by the last administration.

    But as each week passes, the disaster becomes less Bush's and Cheney's, and more Obama's.

    The same can be said of Obama's other big crisis: the two endless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Again, Obama has largely retained and accepted the advice of the same people who helped run these huge policy disasters during the Bush/Cheney years, and is buying the basic assumptions of those two wars. He is most certainly not ending the Iraq conflict, and is now talking about leaving as many as 50,000 US troops in Iraq for years--as many as were in Vietnam in the fall of 1965. He is reportedly talking about doubling the number of troops in Afghanistan to over 60,000, and about expanding the war into Pakistan, and not just the tribal areas, but Baluchistan province, a heavily populated part of that country. This latter decision, which could lead to an explosion in Pakistan, and the collapse of the central government, could lead to an huge demand for more US troops in the area--perhaps hundreds of thousands more--and even to India's entry into the conflict.

    This is as outrageous and doomed a strategy as is his economic program of trying to salvage the nation's zombie banks while nickel-and-diming a "stimulus" program for ordinary people.

    He should seize the moment of s**tcanning his corrupt and inept economic team to also sack his military advisers, including Defense Secretary Robert Gates and his Centcom commander David Petraeus, and bring in people who will tell him how to get the US out of both conflicts pronto.

    If he fires and replaces his economic and military teams, and announces both a quick end to the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars and the immediate break-up of the country's big failed national banks and financial institutions, he has a chance to become a great president. If he does not, it is as predictable as the rising of the seas that his presidency will be a failure. We are nearing a point where the American public is going to lose patience with the half measures, the continuing pouring of national treasure down the twin sinkholes of the failed financial institutions and the two endless wars in the Middle East, and the tone-deaf behavior of cabinet secretaries and advisors who don't have a clue about how average Americans are living these days.

    This is President Obama's moment for action. Firing Geithner and Summers would be a good start.

    Americans should make an effort to let President Obama know that they want more than token stimulus programs. (Just consider this: official unemployment is now 8.1 percent, but only 4.1% of American workers are able to collect unemployment benefits, and meanwhile, real unemployment is closer to 18 percent. That's a lot of hurt, and not a lot of help.)

    A good idea would be to join a march on the Pentagon set for this Saturday, March 21, and a two-day program of demonstrations against Wall Street set for April 3 and 4 in New York City.
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