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Sep-08
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The Bright Light – do you understand?

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nazi pelosi The Bright Light   do you understand? The prevailing NO vote today yesterday in the House of Representatives was akin to a bright light being shown on the collectivist ilk which has infected Washington. For the moment they are not running, but rather crying in their collectivist soup and screaming at the top of their lungs that those who voted no are engaging in social treason.. Perhaps they still have their sunglasses on, but when they take them off they will realize a very bright light is being shown.

The message is now going out that the American people are in denial and simply do not understand the gravity of this crisis; that there is an utter lack and failure of understanding. The uneducated rubes, idiots, and non-professional politicians (you, me, and anyone who does not go along with their plan) need to be re-educated.. Hmmm, perhaps they meant reprogrammed? Well, I fully understand the consequences of a NO vote. But hear and understand this: This IS a question of philosophy and ideology; more accurately, this is a question of basic morality.

What Bush and McCain, along with all the collectivists out there, are saying is that a massive government bailout, far more regulation and intervention, is more important than the philosophy, the ideology, and, yes, the morality implicit in capitalism. What would our Founding Fathers think about such an intellectually bankrupt notion? Think about that for just one cotton pickin minute!

Orwell move over, the Democrats have the mic and they are joined in this sham by a babbling and bumbling President Bush, and a stammering John McCain – both of whom are stunningly and incredibly incapable of any coherence in this matter except to state the we need to “pass something.” We need to reach a “consensus.”

Bush is angry because the bill as it was originally negotiated and presented was not passed! Do any of you out there reading this fully grasp what that means? Ditto for John McCain.. As Margaret Thatcher is famously noted for illustrating, “consensus is the negation of leadership.” Bush or McCain could actually save the day here, but have chosen to stick their heads into Federal Reserve sand.

The truth is that this situation, the longer it runs, displays for all to see the folly and flaws of the Federal Reserve System in particular and government interventionism in general. It is all based upon phony money and if you don’t see it now, no one can help you. The only solution that anyone should consider is a return to sound money.. Not next year, not in 10 years, but NOW. This is the time, this is the place – do it now or accept your sentence into tyranny.

The reality of this mess is that it is a mess completely and fully created by government and this idea that far more government is needed to solve it is utter craziness! As Mr. Gingrich states at the end of his interview with Greta, what if we spend $1 Trillion and it doesn’t work, then what? He could have asked a more interesting question: what if we pass this legislation and it “works.” Please ask yourself what “works” means in the context of this situation – what would this massive intervention into our financial markets by government and its fiat money system imply?

The extent and degree to which this group-think mentality has run amok all across the northeastern part of America is beyond stunning. They simply cannot conceive of America operating without their guiding socialist hand.

This bailout bill is the most DISHONEST FINANCIAL SCAM ever hoisted upon a population of people in the history of the world. The real question, the one that no one is willing to ask, is this: do you understand the consequences, incredible risk, and defacto tyranny of a YES vote?.

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  1. embers says:

    According to some in congress and the administration, THE END IS COMING AND SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE IMMEDIATELY – but right now we’re going to take a couple of days of holiday, so we’ll be back on Thursday to work on it.

  2. bildanielson says:

    No kidding.

    And what about the number: $700 billion?.

    In fact, some of the most basic details, including the $700 billion figure Treasury would use to buy up bad debt, are fuzzy.

    “It’s not based on any particular data point,” a Treasury spokeswoman told Forbes.com Tuesday. “We just wanted to choose a really large number.”

    link

    Good grief!

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