The Critical Unraveling of U.S. Society

**michaelr** · 18th November 2009 01:17 PM

The Critical Unraveling of U.S. Society

Our government has gotten to damn big. Look folks, they will need a distraction, I hope they do not want another war, and if they do, I am afraid they will provoke it themselves and blame someone else. They either do that or allow chaos on the streets, and they may choose that route, hell they have the police state cocked and ready to go. It will be one or the other, people will not remain passive forever!!!

**Zaragrunudgeyon** · 18th November 2009 07:54 PM

[quote name='michaelr' date='18 November 2009 - 01:17 PM' timestamp='1258575429' post='62528']

The Critical Unraveling of U.S. Society

Our government has gotten to damn big. Look folks, they will need a distraction, I hope they do not want another war, and if they do, I am afraid they will provoke it themselves and blame someone else. They either do that or allow chaos on the streets, and they may choose that route, hell they have the police state cocked and ready to go. It will be one or the other, people will not remain passive forever!!!

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People are just going to have to expect less. There will be 2percent at the top and the rest of the dogs will just have to survive....somehow.

**nonsqtr** · 19th November 2009 04:17 AM

Good find, Michael. Lots of evidence collected in one place.

Imagine that - Goldman Sachs is sitting on 167 billion dollars in cash, and it's paying out 90 billion dollars in bonuses this year.

And it pays only ONE percent in taxes.

No one can tell me this isn't a corporatist government.

**michaelr** · 19th November 2009 06:41 AM

[quote name='nonsqtr' date='19 November 2009 - 03:17 AM' timestamp='1258629433' post='63012']

Good find, Michael. Lots of evidence collected in one place.

Imagine that - Goldman Sachs is sitting on 167 billion dollars in cash, and it's paying out 90 billion dollars in bonuses this year.

And it pays only ONE percent in taxes.

No one can tell me this isn't a corporatist government.

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Goldman should be shut down, their surplus comes mostly from leveraging, like counterfeit. But when they put this trash on the streets, it becomes money, and they are responsible in part by the dollars collapse.

Their lending, along with all the governments banks in at a small percentage from last year, somewhere around 30%, they and others are hoarding, I heard some claim they are getting paid to hoard.

Meanwhile, in the last 2 weeks, 111,000,000 newly unemployed, and the second wave of foreclosures is will under way, along with a huge decrease in new home permits for Oct.

Better get silver pal, lots of it.