"We the People" banning together to re-create the New World Order of a government For the People, By the People.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
STAND UP AGAINST FASCISM
“We the People,” we have some serious discussing to do, and once again I want to directly address the republicans amongst us The New World Order has come, not the one that we look to create-“For the people by the people”- but the one that has overtaken us. The fascist new world order by big business ruling over a passive government produces a new type of large government that is not easily recognized. Government for profit creates a larger government than government for the people. Large military budgets, corporate welfare, government bailouts have all wasted more money than what we could have spent on public general welfare. What our republican citizenry misunderstand is that whatever our government is involved in and fund makes it a government program and is in fact the government. This is easily missed because this form of government has a lot of hidden employees.
Fascism is a government ruled by a tyrannical few that tends to separate society into hierarchies. MIT’sSimon Johnson (and former Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund) describes our economy as being led by gambling oligarchs who have captured government as in banana republics (his words), and might plunge the US into an economy worse than the Great Depression. He also states from his article The Quiet Coup: “Elite business interests—financiers, in the case of the U.S.—played a central role in creating the crisis, making ever-larger gambles, with the implicit backing of the government, until the inevitable collapse. More alarming, they are now using their influence to prevent precisely the sorts of reforms that are needed, and fast, to pull the economy out of its nosedive. The government seems helpless, or unwilling, to act against them.” This inaction is due to our government leaders being bought by these oligarchs.
If you love America as you say. I urge you to stop playing into the divisive arguments of Fox News and their co-conspirators and stand with “We the People.” It is who you are.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
CAN OUR POLITICIANS JUSTIFY BUDGET CUTS?
As
we head into the election year the talks about budget cuts have simmered to the
needed debate about jobs. Are "We the People" to forget that
those cuts are still looming? The most dangerous thing for us to do is
let the "budget crisis" solution get processed under the radar.
This is exactly what is happening with this "Super Committee."
Another closed door debate is not going to be beneficial to "We the
People", they have not been in the pass and they will not be now.
"We the People" should be allowed to hear this debate since it was
our politicians who got us into this so called "debt crisis" by
mishandling our money; and they also need to explain, in light of the world
wide corporate bailouts that our government is participating in, why are these
cuts necessary.
According
to an audit commissioned by Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders, The Federal
Reserve has bailed out the big banks here and abroad, some big business and
some rich individuals to the tune of 3-4 trillion dollars. This is after
the big banks were allowed to steal over 700 billion from "We the
People." Our leaders tell us that the problem is past and current
government spending. Well, if this be the case how can we bailout the
banks? Oh, I forgot they paid us back! So you see my friend that was a
loan that "You the People" got back with interest. Oh goody for
us. "We the People" got paid back with interest. So you
see the bailout was an investment. Well then that's a horse of a different
color, and all is right with the world.
But wait... That was the over 700 billion. What about the 3-4 trillion? Where did this money come from? "We are broke!" as John Boehner stated so many times during the hostage debates. If we were broke how in the world did we find 3-4 trillion dollars? Are our political leaders selling "We the People" down the drain? These are questions "We the People" should be asking. Democrats, Republicans and Independent voters should be considering these and other questions very seriously. Maybe its time for all of them to go! Is there a budget crisis, or is there a solution to this crisis that would not demand severe cuts to critical services and programs that would impact are growth? Just imagine, our leaders are arguing over what to cut to get a 4 trillion dollar budget decrease, when the Federal Reserve had it all along. Debate would have been over. So now the question is, why didn't our government get the money? And if they are participating in the Greece bailout, "We the People" should be able to have a say about that before it happens. Lets here answers to these questions. What say you politicians?
Friday, October 7, 2011
ARE WE NEARING A FINANCIAL APOCALYPE?
While both political parties squabble over which ineffective policy to implement to get us out of this financial mess, we move full speed ahead to the coming crash of our economy. The failure of our politicians to address the real problems with our economy (The Federal Reserve Bank for one) are leading"We the People" into a crisis more like a financial apocalypse. The movie below, "Economic Collapse a Mathematical Certainty." will detail the looming crisis we face. Enjoy.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS DON'T GET IT!
The Occupy Wall Street protesters are beginning to see their support grow
larger and larger, not only in New York, or for that matter the United States,
but around the world. The global reach of banks and multinational
corporations have laid their fascist hands on nearly every country outside the
United States . The greed, corruption, and war profiting have left the
rest of us paying the bills in layoffs, cuts in benefits and cuts in government
services. Wall Street begged for public funds to bail them out of their corrupt
practices and then paid the public back by foreclosing on the people that they
put in hardship and giving themselves large bonuses. The concern among us
knows the frustration the protestors feel because we feel it as well. You
don't have to be a 99% (those not in the top 1% income bracket) to feel the
anguish of a falling America. Statistics bear this out. We are worse
than nearly all the industrialized nations in health care, education,
infrastructure and disparity of income. Despite all of this there are a
group of individuals who just don't get it.
The Republicans are starting to weigh in on the Occupy Wall Street movement and what they are saying proves that they don't believe in "We the People." To them government's job is to help usher in the corporate new world order. They do not believe that "We the People" can change anything. Presidential candidate Herman Cain said, “Don’t blame Wall Street, don’t blame the big banks — if you don’t have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself!” Mitt Romney states, “I think it’s dangerous, this class warfare.” These are the people who want to lead this country. It is obvious that they want to lead us in the same direction that got us into this mess. The unofficial leader of the Republican Party, Rush Limbaugh said this, "These people are tools. They are abject tools. They are an embarrassment. I mean the Vietnam War crowd is embarrassed at this bunch, how stupid they are, and then to be steered onto the Brooklyn Bridge where they can then be charged with a crime for obstructing a roadway? This is a bunch of idiots." These are the voices of the Republican Party, and we need to take notice.
The Republicans are starting to weigh in on the Occupy Wall Street movement and what they are saying proves that they don't believe in "We the People." To them government's job is to help usher in the corporate new world order. They do not believe that "We the People" can change anything. Presidential candidate Herman Cain said, “Don’t blame Wall Street, don’t blame the big banks — if you don’t have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself!” Mitt Romney states, “I think it’s dangerous, this class warfare.” These are the people who want to lead this country. It is obvious that they want to lead us in the same direction that got us into this mess. The unofficial leader of the Republican Party, Rush Limbaugh said this, "These people are tools. They are abject tools. They are an embarrassment. I mean the Vietnam War crowd is embarrassed at this bunch, how stupid they are, and then to be steered onto the Brooklyn Bridge where they can then be charged with a crime for obstructing a roadway? This is a bunch of idiots." These are the voices of the Republican Party, and we need to take notice.
"We the Poeple" - the New World Order
Welcome to The New World Order Report where we discuss, not the perceived
coming new world order, but the one "We the People" can create.
We can never forget that America is a government FOR the PEOPLE, BY the PEOPLE.
If we neglect to remember this we will continue to be fooled by political
rhetoric, whose aim is to steal our freedom. We must also remember that
freedom is NOT absolute. In a democracy freedom is "We the
People" deciding by majority vote what we want as a nation. Today we
are not free because our politicians have been hijacked by BIG corporations.
America is under attack. The Republicans and Democrats have "We the
People" fighting amongst ourselves their point of view when the battle is
over who will control our government.
The politicians use diverting words like socialism, not only to keep the focus off the government's role in providing for the (and this is from the Constitution) general well-fare of the people, but also to divert us from the fact that they are leading us into Fascism. Both political parties are guilty; the republicans as the direct agents of the corporate elites, and the democrats as the quasi-protectors of democracy. They show token resistance while allowing themselves to be “steamed rolled” by the republicans, then showing us their fake outrage. For over thirty years we have been bamboozled by the subterfuge coming out of Washington. The games they play with the lives of American citizens as they offered us ridiculous economic policies that led us into this situation, and then offer even more ridiculous economic policies as the solution. They are aware of the real solutions, but refuse to implement them because they are bought by the corporate elites.
When Wall Street crashed the world's economy they came to our politicians knowing they would be bailed out. We are led to believe that we were doing it for the good of all, but we have to look back at the policies over the years that led up to the crash: deregulation, the lowering of taxes for the rich and wars that were not paid for. All of this led to deficits that "We the People" would have to pay for. This is a hybrid form of Neoliberalism which is designed to transfer wealth and power from "We the People" to a small group of non-elected wealthy elitist. It states that corporations not government are more responsible to handle the affairs of the world, and when problems arise in their control the public should pay for it. So the republicans played the game of spending wildly under their control of government and then made the willing democrats cut the budget, but only in those areas that affect the poor and middle class. This is called wealth transfer, and it set us up for the ultimate wealth transfer scheme ever- the bailout of Wall Street. Public monies should have never been used to bail out free market companies; however they should have been used to bail the public out of the mess imposed upon them. But the republicans would call that socialism as they engaged with the democrats in fascism. "We the People", we must choose our isms wisely, and we are beginning to see signs of that now.
The Occupy Wall Street crowd is showing the world that "We the People" are going to have a say about how this country is ran. Right now it is small and disorganized, which is exactly how it should start. This is the sign of a true grassroots movement. Eventually, as it attracts more numbers, influential groups and organizations, they will become more organized. This is starting to happen as the movement has now expanded to other cities and have attracted the attention of the unions. The other sign that this is a REAL grassroots movement, unlike the Tea Party, is the fact that the corporate media is not covering it; thus officially laying to rest the notion of "the liberal media." We the People" should get behind this movement. It has not clarified its demands as of yet, but this too will come, and I hope one of them would be to eliminate the Federal Reserve Bank, or to at least repeal its creation of money and return that to the control of elected officials or a non-profit group. Also, it would be nice if we could get something for the Americans who have been harmed by this through foreclosure and increased poverty. Eventually, I believe we will have to boycott the large banks. I say this because the only thing they care about is money. I hope they will come to their senses and realize that they need to resolve this quickly, but if they don't then a boycott may be necessary.
The politicians use diverting words like socialism, not only to keep the focus off the government's role in providing for the (and this is from the Constitution) general well-fare of the people, but also to divert us from the fact that they are leading us into Fascism. Both political parties are guilty; the republicans as the direct agents of the corporate elites, and the democrats as the quasi-protectors of democracy. They show token resistance while allowing themselves to be “steamed rolled” by the republicans, then showing us their fake outrage. For over thirty years we have been bamboozled by the subterfuge coming out of Washington. The games they play with the lives of American citizens as they offered us ridiculous economic policies that led us into this situation, and then offer even more ridiculous economic policies as the solution. They are aware of the real solutions, but refuse to implement them because they are bought by the corporate elites.
When Wall Street crashed the world's economy they came to our politicians knowing they would be bailed out. We are led to believe that we were doing it for the good of all, but we have to look back at the policies over the years that led up to the crash: deregulation, the lowering of taxes for the rich and wars that were not paid for. All of this led to deficits that "We the People" would have to pay for. This is a hybrid form of Neoliberalism which is designed to transfer wealth and power from "We the People" to a small group of non-elected wealthy elitist. It states that corporations not government are more responsible to handle the affairs of the world, and when problems arise in their control the public should pay for it. So the republicans played the game of spending wildly under their control of government and then made the willing democrats cut the budget, but only in those areas that affect the poor and middle class. This is called wealth transfer, and it set us up for the ultimate wealth transfer scheme ever- the bailout of Wall Street. Public monies should have never been used to bail out free market companies; however they should have been used to bail the public out of the mess imposed upon them. But the republicans would call that socialism as they engaged with the democrats in fascism. "We the People", we must choose our isms wisely, and we are beginning to see signs of that now.
The Occupy Wall Street crowd is showing the world that "We the People" are going to have a say about how this country is ran. Right now it is small and disorganized, which is exactly how it should start. This is the sign of a true grassroots movement. Eventually, as it attracts more numbers, influential groups and organizations, they will become more organized. This is starting to happen as the movement has now expanded to other cities and have attracted the attention of the unions. The other sign that this is a REAL grassroots movement, unlike the Tea Party, is the fact that the corporate media is not covering it; thus officially laying to rest the notion of "the liberal media." We the People" should get behind this movement. It has not clarified its demands as of yet, but this too will come, and I hope one of them would be to eliminate the Federal Reserve Bank, or to at least repeal its creation of money and return that to the control of elected officials or a non-profit group. Also, it would be nice if we could get something for the Americans who have been harmed by this through foreclosure and increased poverty. Eventually, I believe we will have to boycott the large banks. I say this because the only thing they care about is money. I hope they will come to their senses and realize that they need to resolve this quickly, but if they don't then a boycott may be necessary.
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