Projectcraka: OK Pilfrim, the 'shit has hit the fan,' as you say - Now what? I keep saying 'Kristallnach II' is the only solution to the problem of the 'worshippers of the Golden Calf,' on Wall Street and the Jewish banksters go berzerk (With the American people's money). - but the J-brids keep (((Hollaring))) 'Anti-semite!'
@megagagnon1 You are correct about one thing, Tax revenues from the private sector are low because tax evasion is rampant. But your solution to this problem is to allow the criminals to go free and punish the rest of the country instead. Typical conservative thinking.
@megagagnon1 Blaming the Greek public sector may be useful to ideologues like you who want to see cuts in social spending, but it is not a story that is based in reality. You are ignoring the incompetence and greed of the private sector bankers who fueled the bubble. You also ignore the foolishness of the ECB of clinging to its inflation obsession even in the midst of a crisis that threatens the survival of the Euro and could cause millions of additional workers to lose their jobs.
'Kristallnacht II' is what we need. But, the American people seem to lack the gonads to do anything about this abuse by the 'worshippers of the Golden Calf' lest they be called anti-semites - How sad.
@helios5868 It's common knowledge. Google "Greece bloated public sector" and you'll find a plethora of articles dealing with their mess. The government has about 700,000 employees and 80,000 more who work for government-owned entities like the power company. Thirty years ago, experts say, the public sector was about one-third that size. From the NY Times article on Greece.
@SpitfireOFatj That tells me that you're incapable of googling "Greece bloated public sector" and reading a few articles. Did you ever bother to get a GED?
@megagagnon1 Actually, what it tells me is that you have bought into the propaganda.
Greece isn't in trouble because it's was too generous to it's workers. It got into trouble because the prior Right Wing government there bought some magic beans that turned out to be,....refried.....
@SpitfireOFatj You're the one that bought the magic bean. One out of five workers in Greece is public sector, and tax revenues from the private sector are low because tax evasion is rampant. That's obviously unsustainable - the bank meltdown made the end come a little sooner, but the end would've come soon enough in any case. Far far too much in unfunded liabilities - the public pensions alone are enough to sink their ship.
@SpitfireOFatj Sure it does - it drains money out of the private sector, so of course that leads to less private employment. It's the invisible jobs - the jobs that would've been if not for the drain on the economy by the public sector.
@megagagnon1 Wrong. A job in government produces a paycheck which produces a customer for the private sector. Also, keep in mind the same people who are spewing this crap are in districts with factories that build stuff for the Pentagon. Those same people are also pro-beat-the-crap-out-of-everyone-in-the-world.....
@SpitfireOFatj So a government is good for the economy, you believe, even if it's just an unproductive paper shuffler? Ok, then Obama should hire 30 million federal paper shufflers, which by your logic would mean more money flowing into the private sector. That's your solution?
YES! State Banks would be a great way to reign in the power of the Wall Street banksters and the FED, but that will take time...
TODAY, in 2012, We The People need to identify and vote OUT the Wall Street lovers in Congress starting with ALL of the RepubliCON's and the Blue Dog Democrats who are just Wall Street lovers in disguise.
It's zionist jew banksters and policy makers who are bringing this crisis upon us because they dont want to let go of power...Unfortunately nobody wants to acknowledge this because they're still buying into the holocaust racket of WW2. COMMON WORKERS OF AMERICA RECOGNIZE YOUR FOE AND ADDRESS HIM ACCORDINGLY
If ANY attempt is made to wrestle control of The Federal Reserve away from the clique in power they'll start WW111. Having said that the financial affairs of this country need to be reestablished to the benefit of the populous. A Catch-22, invariably it'll lead to bloodshed. THESE SOB's ARE PSYCHOPATHIC, LIKE LITERALLY.
Political Scientists and Economists are joined together in power to pretty much rule our nation and looking to do so to the world. And they are liars and cold-blooded people...or wicked ETs or simply being influenced by them.
Respond to this video... Your so right Thom it's time for the 99% to say Hell No and take things into our own hands ! I think a state bank like in north dakota is a excellent idea ! And also nationalize the fed. This is out country Dam It we are the majority !
ron paul made this audit possible!! give him credit thom
Ddstairclimber 1 month ago
don't buy the Fed out, nationalize it. time to stop the money drain.
ReneODeay 2 months ago
Great report. Thanks.
Shirleyghh 2 months ago
Projectcraka: OK Pilfrim, the 'shit has hit the fan,' as you say - Now what? I keep saying 'Kristallnach II' is the only solution to the problem of the 'worshippers of the Golden Calf,' on Wall Street and the Jewish banksters go berzerk (With the American people's money). - but the J-brids keep (((Hollaring))) 'Anti-semite!'
TheAZCowBoy 2 months ago
@TheAZCowBoy You are a despicable human being.
Shirleyghh 2 months ago
@megagagnon1 You are correct about one thing, Tax revenues from the private sector are low because tax evasion is rampant. But your solution to this problem is to allow the criminals to go free and punish the rest of the country instead. Typical conservative thinking.
getplaning 2 months ago 4
@megagagnon1 Blaming the Greek public sector may be useful to ideologues like you who want to see cuts in social spending, but it is not a story that is based in reality. You are ignoring the incompetence and greed of the private sector bankers who fueled the bubble. You also ignore the foolishness of the ECB of clinging to its inflation obsession even in the midst of a crisis that threatens the survival of the Euro and could cause millions of additional workers to lose their jobs.
getplaning 2 months ago 4
unfucking believable.
dubaiedge 2 months ago
'Kristallnacht II' is what we need. But, the American people seem to lack the gonads to do anything about this abuse by the 'worshippers of the Golden Calf' lest they be called anti-semites - How sad.
TheAZCowBoy 2 months ago
@TheAZCowBoy Nazi PIG.
Shirleyghh 2 months ago
Technocrat = Financial Terrorist
slade420 2 months ago
When are we going to wake up and realize the ONLY value our dollar has it's rarity for the majority?
The more we want and need a buck, the more it's worth to those who hoard it.
This is why a healthy economy for us does them no good.
SpitfireOFatj 3 months ago
Excellent video !
itchitrigger1 3 months ago
Greece is dying because of a bloated public sector, not the banksters.
megagagnon1 3 months ago
@megagagnon1 Prove it.
helios5868 3 months ago
@helios5868 It's common knowledge. Google "Greece bloated public sector" and you'll find a plethora of articles dealing with their mess. The government has about 700,000 employees and 80,000 more who work for government-owned entities like the power company. Thirty years ago, experts say, the public sector was about one-third that size. From the NY Times article on Greece.
megagagnon1 3 months ago
@megagagnon1 "t's common knowledge."
Right Wingers always say that when it's bullshit.
SpitfireOFatj 3 months ago 4
@SpitfireOFatj That tells me that you're incapable of googling "Greece bloated public sector" and reading a few articles. Did you ever bother to get a GED?
megagagnon1 3 months ago
@megagagnon1 Actually, what it tells me is that you have bought into the propaganda.
Greece isn't in trouble because it's was too generous to it's workers. It got into trouble because the prior Right Wing government there bought some magic beans that turned out to be,....refried.....
SpitfireOFatj 3 months ago 4
@SpitfireOFatj You're the one that bought the magic bean. One out of five workers in Greece is public sector, and tax revenues from the private sector are low because tax evasion is rampant. That's obviously unsustainable - the bank meltdown made the end come a little sooner, but the end would've come soon enough in any case. Far far too much in unfunded liabilities - the public pensions alone are enough to sink their ship.
megagagnon1 2 months ago
@megagagnon1 "One out of five workers in Greece is public sector,"
So? Contrary to Right Wing propaganda a public sector job doesn't take away from a private sector job.
SpitfireOFatj 2 months ago 4
@SpitfireOFatj Sure it does - it drains money out of the private sector, so of course that leads to less private employment. It's the invisible jobs - the jobs that would've been if not for the drain on the economy by the public sector.
megagagnon1 2 months ago
@megagagnon1 Wrong. A job in government produces a paycheck which produces a customer for the private sector. Also, keep in mind the same people who are spewing this crap are in districts with factories that build stuff for the Pentagon. Those same people are also pro-beat-the-crap-out-of-everyone-in-the-world.....
SpitfireOFatj 2 months ago 4
@SpitfireOFatj So a government is good for the economy, you believe, even if it's just an unproductive paper shuffler? Ok, then Obama should hire 30 million federal paper shufflers, which by your logic would mean more money flowing into the private sector. That's your solution?
megagagnon1 2 months ago
@megagagnon1 You remind me of a guy I met at a party about six months ago who thought "Keynesian economics" was "some commie thing from Kenya".
SpitfireOFatj 2 months ago 4
@SpitfireOFatj So you couldn't answer my question and spewed out some gibberish. Is this your usual tactic?
megagagnon1 2 months ago
@megagagnon1 LOL! What were you saying about "googling"?
SpitfireOFatj 2 months ago
All I got to say is: God don't like ugly..
chjala 3 months ago
Brilliant summary. Thanks!
123decoeli 3 months ago
YES! State Banks would be a great way to reign in the power of the Wall Street banksters and the FED, but that will take time...
TODAY, in 2012, We The People need to identify and vote OUT the Wall Street lovers in Congress starting with ALL of the RepubliCON's and the Blue Dog Democrats who are just Wall Street lovers in disguise.
ENOUGH of the bankster loving GOP !!
brentj30 3 months ago
they need to be hung!
mateocampbell 3 months ago
It's zionist jew banksters and policy makers who are bringing this crisis upon us because they dont want to let go of power...Unfortunately nobody wants to acknowledge this because they're still buying into the holocaust racket of WW2. COMMON WORKERS OF AMERICA RECOGNIZE YOUR FOE AND ADDRESS HIM ACCORDINGLY
superbench75 3 months ago
If ANY attempt is made to wrestle control of The Federal Reserve away from the clique in power they'll start WW111. Having said that the financial affairs of this country need to be reestablished to the benefit of the populous. A Catch-22, invariably it'll lead to bloodshed. THESE SOB's ARE PSYCHOPATHIC, LIKE LITERALLY.
FORGET AMERIC(K)A!!
wisdomtrek 3 months ago
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wisdomtrek 3 months ago
this is patriotism
MonkeyBlox89 3 months ago
Political Scientists and Economists are joined together in power to pretty much rule our nation and looking to do so to the world. And they are liars and cold-blooded people...or wicked ETs or simply being influenced by them.
Licmycat 3 months ago
What would ANY other enemy to our nation??? If they believe in shooting enemies, they need to float down a bloody street!
Licmycat 3 months ago
Respond to this video... Your so right Thom it's time for the 99% to say Hell No and take things into our own hands ! I think a state bank like in north dakota is a excellent idea ! And also nationalize the fed. This is out country Dam It we are the majority !
420gma 3 months ago 8