Crisis

Crisis:

Here we are now in the great financial crisis and economists and politicians are here to save us with great advice. They are addressing the symptoms of a disease, ways to control the sickness, ways to live with the sickness, and so on without ever casting out that which allows for the disease to exist.

The entire money system is a farce and created by bankers and financial investors to serve the needs of - duh - bankers and financial investors. It is no surprise that the publics interest would conflict with those who have the control. Those investors and bankers must rely on the public to serve their needs and for all time it is nothing more than balancing how much they can make off of them with how much they are willing to put up with, using an entire complex and hard to understand system, propaganda, fears, mis-information, advertising, false reasoning, and anything else they can use to maintain that balance.

A sound money system based on the gold standard is the foundation of trade and free markets and the foundation of security. A fiat money system with no backing, controlled by bankers and investors will never work to the benefit of the public. Never has and never will. So why then the constant rattle from politicians and posters about how to make such a system work better in the future? The longer we avoid turning it around, the worse off we will be. Yes there will be temporary ups mixed in with the downs, but collapse is inevitable.

As long as people everywhere will continue to support the people they do, we will be led along the wrong path. Financial security is the foundation of all security. This is all so damn important and yet the entire nation, for the most part, will pass up people like Ron Paul and others who try to bring light on the subject in favor of glamorous candidates, barrier and glass-ceiling breaking candidates, great speech makers, charisma, party loyalty, personal choices and every thing else they use to make their decisions, which are primarily based on anything but common sense. They base their votes on feelings. The supportive articles, links, and arguments they use are those which they have searched out or run across that support their "feelings". As long as people prefer someone who has a the best chance of winning over the persons who have the most dedication to the constitution, they will suffer in the end. Those politicians have the best chances primarily because they have the support and backing of the same people who are profiting from the manipulated financial system. And money IS power. And power IS the goal.

What many fail to understand is that this plays an important part in way more than people are willing to acknowledge or even listen to. None of this crisis is by accident. It is the natural occurrence of the system and in fact the desired long term goal of those who manage the system at the top level. Those below them are only duped into supporting and believing in the system, but those at the top know the end result of the system and are counting on it.

To accomplish great and large, almost overnight, changes in a society there has to be catastrophic incidents which will demand the changes that the society in general would normally reject and resist. A major catastrophe allows programs, institutions, and policies to be implemented in record time as a needed response to the catastrophe.

There is already talk from the international banking community to investigate and maybe find ways to control our federal reserve system. The control over a sound money system will then have been passed from congress to an unsound system controlled by private bankers (which we live under now with the federal reserve) and then passed on to an international system with the same unsound principles. Look down the line for a real and desperate need to create the Amero and then a global currency. After all, we will be told that the entire world will collapse unless we take these emergency measures. This entire financial crisis is just the precursor to a much larger loss of sovereignty.

Global terrorism, started and supported in it's birth by those who now take away freedoms of many and kill many more to fight it, is a created crisis that supports huge changes in what the average person will accept in the way of controls and losses. The financial crisis, started and supported in it's birth by those who we now turn to to solve it, is a created crisis that will allow huge changes in what we will accept in the way of controls and losses. These are only a couple of areas where society in general has been manipulated to do things they would not otherwise do. All need catastrophes at certain points to make gigantic changes, that up until the catastrophe, were only being advanced in slow, precise, steps. The groundwork is laid first. Thoughts expressed and ideas exchanged. Thoughts and ideas implemented. Resistance from society. And then all of a sudden catastrophes that make those unsavory ideas the so called "only" solution.

We are being taken for a ride folks, and this election is more crucial than any before because the ride is almost over and picking Obama or McCain will make no difference in the outcome. Those that aren't in on game are as manipulated as the rest. Neither one of these two idiots have a clue.

If you want change then ignore any recommendations by the Federal Reserve. They won't solve the problem because they ARE the problem. Ignore the words coming out of most politicians mouths. They won't solve the problems. If they aren't part of the problem, they don't understand the problem.

We are looking in all the wrong directions for solutions to the financial crisis, to wars, and to all the other problems. The answers are in the constitution and the basic concepts of a sound monetary system backed by gold or silver, and controlled by us through congress, not private banking institutions. This is the only answer. No entangling alliances and minding our own business with free trade, as intended by our founders, is the only answer to wars and conflicts. All the rest is just talk and distractions and quite frankly bullshit.

The larger crisis is not the financial crisis or terrorism or anything else. These are manufactured and natural results of unsound policies. The larger crisis is the lack of common sense and strict adherence to our constitution.

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