"When the people find they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." - Benjamin Franklin;
"And when politicians find that honor and character matter less than buying votes and a constituency, that too will herald the end of the Constitution. When that happens we must work tirelessly to change their minds, or their occupation!" - Hoping The Blind Will See

Friday, June 12, 2009

Listen to the Silence

Here's a riddle for you all, have fun trying to answer it. Based on the fact that we are running up a $12 trillion debt over the next ten years (probably higher since they are admitting to this figure now) which is 15 times greater than the deficit we had in 2008, and based upon the fact that the Congress is in the process of developing and passing sweeping health care reform which is going to cost the country (that's us tax payers folks!) another trillion dollars, and based upon the fact that the treasury is broke and America is now printing new money and selling our debt to anyone who will buy it so we can "pretend" we have a cash flow, where are the voices of ALL THE MEMBERS OF PAST ADMINISTRATIONS - Democrats and Republicans alike? None of them were irresponsible to the degree this administration has been (and continues to be). Everyone of them is intimately aware of the inner workings of the government - how, why, when and where to spend money (or save it). Not one of them is a stupid person, so we can assume each is well aware of our current situation and what the result in terms of economic pain, will be for the country, for us, and for generations to come. So why aren't they speaking up? Why isn't someone addressing the nation regularly to tell us what we can really expect in the next 5-20 years? Here's one explanation. How many of you have heard that there is a movement that many countries have theoretically embraced (but not acted upon) to create a one-world currency? How many of you have heard of the Bilderberg Group? How many of you are interested enough in your futures to investigate them on the Internet? Could there already be a strategy in place that will result in an international monetary crisis, which will eventually precipitate the perceived need to move to one-world currency. Is it possible that such a huge crisis ensues that there will be a real need for such a currency. Such a strategy would have to have spanned many administrations and the governments of many countries. Is it possible? Is it impossible? So, if it is possible, what happens at that point? Does all past debt, held by any/all countries, just evaporate? Is that why no one seems concerned about the debt America is running up? Does everyone just start over from scratch? What other reason(s) can there be for the deafening silence from all our "leaders" - past and present? That's not rhetorical, I'd like to know! Food for thought...

1 comment:

  1. I guess I do not find it odd that no one from past administrations has spoken out very loudly on the insane amount of debt that we are running up. After all, look at national security. Cheney is the only one who has really put his neck out there.

    As to a one world currency, it would not surprise me. Who ever thought we would see the euro?

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