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Human Coprophagia 2008: Deliberate Madness

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Why doesn't our baldy Mr. Paulson come to us and say, ‘My fellow- Americans.  Here  is a real chance for you. Those bastards (here come the names) are in trouble. We are in charge. They want  us to  guarantee their  bad loans. Let’s use that money we have as a bait. Let’s say we have a pool of money and   open a bid. Every bastard, fat cat, investing king  who does not want to go belly-up should come to us, open the damned books and  plead his case. And we, your dogs will be merciless demanding   restructuring, accountability and  huge interests. And we would be bad, real bad. And it all will be open to the public so that people will see where the money goes and how. And we will guarantee that all the profits and proceeds of that will go to the alternative energy and infrastructure for 10 upcoming years. And  we will go for those predators who  will use an opportunity to  stifle the credit system and we will hang them high.’

You know why Mr. P. will never do anything like that?  Because he serves not us. He serves them. And  he is a spokesman for  extortionists, nothing more.

But why would I say that?  Because when  you have a trillion dollar war on  your hands you do not say that the economy is strong. That is called Human Coprophagia, a deliberate madness stage and no Gardisil can help here. Not a chance.

Watch your  Godfather III. In it Lucesi says ,’Finance is a gun. Politics is a guide when to pull the trigger.’ Wise man he was before he was killed by his own glasses. We better  think why the bastards whose names we do not know  send to  us Steven Perlstein, the financial guru on CNN with the most bizarre explanation, ’People just do not understand. Most of those so- called  bad mortgages are financially sound. Only 10% or so are bad. The reason that the people on the market do not want to buy those is fear.. People are irrational.’

Whew! So private investors are all  irrational nutcases? And we, poor saps thought otherwise. We thought they were financially savvy. We thought that if only  we gave them all our money and privatize everything from schools to Social Security like our beloved Dubya wants  we would have Paradize. We privatized the Iraq war  and THE SURGE WORKED! I just got a message from one  coprophag on the Opednews- THE SURGE WORKED. Eat your shit; he surely likes it. That is after  that trillion was spent, of course. And nearly one  million dead.

Hey, that’s the answer to the question WHY! They watched our spending and loved it. If we could spend uncontrollably, unbelievably, unaccountably and un.. whatever a trillion dollars in Iraq it  would be only prudent to take more from us and…. distribute it wisely between themselves. It is exactly how Lee Iacocca described it in his book  Where Had All the Leaders Gone?  You see someone unbelievably greedy (Haliburton and Cheney) having a free ride and you feel.. bad. You want a piece of a  pie. Back to the Godfather III, ‘The Commission wants to wet their beaks too..’ And they were all killed, poor  saps by the helicopter fire.

The Commission (banking industry) blackmailed us for two reasons: because  they could and because it was the  right  time.  They could because they saw the money coming from us steadily to all other thieves. It was the right time because they listened to McCain promising FDERAL MONEY to  the FAITH- BASED organizations. That  was the last  straw: the thieves in finance would  prefer that money to end in their pockets. And they went on strike. Hey, where is that  Reagan approach? Or he could use it only against the air traffic controllers?

Deliberate madness starts  with the perception that  certain people actually mean what they say; like Dubya and his cronies are our servants.  BTW they do not have to say that and they sometimes say the truth- that they serve their ‘base’ but we  do  not listen: we eat shit. Then, when we are infected we start making noises about ‘those bad CEOs’ and other ‘ irresponsible adults’ who  screwed up and now want to get away with it.  Hey, I’ll tell you who screwed up. We  did. For 8 years we knowingly and willingly gave the money and power to the thieves and now new thieves come out to wet their beaks  and we lament.  It is too late.

 If we really want to do something we should  take over  and dictate that Congress   follows our instructions:  if that money is ours- we are  in charge.  No more surprises. We  need a People’s Bank (not to mix  with the one  which is called that way now)It can be a part of the Federal Reserve if necessary. That bank should  have our money and we, the people decide every cent of investment.  It should be ruled by the independent economists appointed by GAO.  I want Krugman and Rubin;  Paulson has to go. And if someone stops  to credit  everyday people we seize that institution for not doing business. And BTW we should use  an  opportunity and start asking simple questions like how was that trillion dollars spent.  I want the investigators to be rewarded by the % of the waste recovered.  Hey, maybe we are irrational people after all: we  want our money back. And last but not least: no cold cash to anyone- just IOUs. We don’t print money here: the release of  700 billion dollars in cash means inflation beyond belief- a financial catastrophe.

Boy, I feel rich. Just like Jim, a  runaway slave.

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You freely and voluntarily chose to be a slave. by Mark E. Smith on Thursday, Sep 25, 2008 at 7:14:28 PM
Er.. by Mark Sashine on Thursday, Sep 25, 2008 at 7:28:39 PM
The better mechanism. by Mark E. Smith on Thursday, Sep 25, 2008 at 11:08:48 PM
The 'against all' checkbox by Mark Sashine on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 5:48:45 AM
But they voted. by Mark E. Smith on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 10:33:31 AM
Grandkids by Nancy Feraldi on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:31:01 PM
You know what to do, Nancy. by Mark E. Smith on Sunday, Sep 28, 2008 at 3:30:45 PM
Its A Question of Awareness, Not Votes, That Rules It by G Achin on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:44:30 PM
Hopefully by pft on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 2:25:04 AM
WHO SO GOETH TO DAMNATION by Wolfie on Friday, Sep 26, 2008 at 4:50:35 PM