The rich rules over the poor,
And the borrower becomes the lender's slave.
Proverbs 22:7



"Senator Barry Goldwater's critique was scathing.

"'What the Trilaterals truly intend is the creation of a worldwide economic power superior to the political government of the nations states involved. As managers and creators of the system, they will rule the future.' (Emphasis added.)"

"[Sen. Goldwater] spoke of economic power capable of bypassing or controlling the political power of any nation. If national sovereignty collapses on the money front, then the media and public opinion's power will be available to collapse political and military sovereignty, thus bringing the dreams of the one-worlders to reality.

"This day is coming much closer than anyone believes. Only one thing will stop it, and that is the concerted effort of concerned Americans who will vote into office a Congress who will repeal the Federal Reserve Act and restore the constitutional power given to the people's elected officials. The price of apathy on this score means the loss of liberty for every American."
Pat Robertson, The New World Order, Word Publishing, Dallas, 1991, pp. 103, 131





Deficits, the National Debt, and Economic Growth
"Making good investments is top economic priority, for individuals and for government.
National security, as Reagan knew so well, is one of the two best investments our government can make.
The other: unleashing the private sector's wealth-creation potential.
Borrowing for good investments is NOTHING TO FEAR."





How the Dow correlates to Treasury Debt



Relevant Numbers on Federal Debt, 7/6/06

Federal, State, Local, Domestic, Household and Consumer Debt, and Government Liabilities, excluding Unfunded Entitlements (Social Security)



While America's debt used to be nearly all owed domestically, increasingly huge portions are now controlled by foreign interests. America is less and less independently in control of its economy.

In FY 2006, the U. S. Government spent $406 Billion of your money on interest payments to the holders of the National Debt, more than any segment of the budget except for Defense and Social Security/Medicare/Medicaid.

A history of U.S. Debt, 1791 - 2007

U.S. Treasury Debt From 1900 To 2000

The Early Gold Wars - June 5, 1933 and August 15, 1971

Liquidating U.S. Assets to Pay the Federal Debt (on the last page)

OMB Historical Tables to 2005

The United States owes over $2¼ trillion to entities outside the U.S..
Perhaps OPEC and China will be more merciful than Europe.
But we are sadly mistaken if we imagine European bankers are not one-worlders.

And the borrower becomes the lender's slave.

Now go back to sleep. Your U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing is awake.