It's the Revolution, Stupid!

Learn how 'behind the scene' power brokers plan to 'socialize' debt ('risk') from the private sector over the next 3 to 5 years, by 'moving it' to our government's books - (at 7:01).

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[gospelnous]

When economists associated with the New America Foundation proposed moving $850 billion in private (banking) sector 'risk' on to 'the government's books' two years ago, it was to 'save capitalism'. With today's total cost in excess of 10 times that figure, no one in their right mind can refer to that system as any longer being 'capitalistic'.

[FrankJames11]

The man knows what's up. I hope we can save capitalism..

[gospelnous]

I'm not sure I know what you mean in expressing your hope to save 'capitalism'. From my perspective, it's not capitalism that's on trial, it's the American people.

What a significant portion of the rest of the world realizes, that we don't, is the extent to which we've allowed ourselves to be lied to and deceived in adopting a debt-based monetary system that abdicates natural moral consequences and responsibility by exploiting others.

Central banking and capitalism is not the same thing.

[gospelnous]

Oh, to the contrary, I think we're all being played for 'stupid'. This really isn't a time for taking sides or name calling, though.

I understand the confusion expressed in your comments however and ask that you read an accompanying blog posted at The Political Inquirer entitled, "It's the Revolution, Stupid!".

It provides a backdrop for the video's title, and how the phrase was initially derived during Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign.

[gospelnous]

The point I'm trying to convey is that as long as a debt-based Keynesian model dominates global economics, pure, free market Capitalism is a pipe dream. Hitler derived his power by utilizing National Socialism to oppose the threat of Communism. Unless we learn the lessons taught by the past, I believe we could see similar consequences.

Thanks to both of you for your comments.

[KritikalDimensions]

i dont want socialism, i dont want any help from the government. just make my money worth something. i dont think anyone needs the government to pay their bills, if our money actually had worth, a job at taco bell would actually pay the rent and people wouldnt suffer to the point that they need help.

[FrankJames11]

Central banking and capitalism aren't the same? Wow, you don't say.

People want socialism as the answer right now. They think it's a solution to the economy when the opposite is true. Big Gov libs will slowly suck the life out of the free market with regulations and taxes, all the while taking over anything profitable.

Hence my fear of what's left of capitalism being lost. Sound money will return if we take the hit, LEARN A LESSON, and rebuild, but capitalism may not if we give it away.

[ProprietorOfSelf]

the austrian economists have been warning and warning and warning that this is going to happen. it's a historical trend we apparently have learned absolutely nothing at all from. the warning signs are becoming increasingly prevalent. you will have your socialism in 2009 and significantly afterwards, but rest assured, we all will pay very dearly for it eventually.

[ProprietorOfSelf]

ron paul is not going to win any nomination and he is not going to win the presidency. so decades from now when you see consumer goods double, triple, and coudroople, and you see that wages have not kept up with inflation, dont ask youself why.