mame
Well-Known Member
You still haven't posted and original thought, and you still haven't refuted the IS-LM model prediction that literally vindicates the Keynesian position. Are you planning on ignoring those facts? Have fun with that.
Do You Support The "Occupy"Protests?
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Brick Top
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I am still waiting for you to accept the proven facts that I have posted that so far you have just said, 'is not' in response to. Once you do that I will be glad to discuss things further.
Oh, and spouting off Keynesian crapola like you do is anything but having an original thought or making an original statement. You are simply regurgitating and chewing the same cud that has been regurgitated and chewed countless times before by your ilk.
Your still not getting it. The system I am describing is not for you and me the individual, its for us together as a whole, the whole country.
The government is paying tax. They are paying a tax, tariff, charge, bribe, whatever you want to call it, on the money they are purchasing from the Federal Reserve.
YOUR GOVERNMENT IS BUYING ITS MONEY FROM A PRIVATE CORPORATION.
This is not normal and certainly not rational. It didn't use to work like this, doesn't have to and just plain shouldn't
When I say we will be debt slaves, I mean will will actually be shackled debt slaves, not just surfs running about trying to pay our mortgages.
Look, these people don't look at countries any different than individuals. They see the country of America oweing them 12 trillion dollars, that means they own America. But they don't own it, they stole it - by hijacking our government and sneaking in un-constitutional laws to monopolize the monetary system in their favour. Which they knew full well would lead them to owning the country.
Who do you honestly think the American millitary works for? You (citizens) or the guy that the government owes 12 trillion dollars?
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dukeanthony
New Member
And What country does this not happen
Name a country without a Central bank
Padawanbater2
Well-Known Member
Privatized, not centralized.
budlover13
King Tut
i whole-heartedly support this message. Just wish he encouraged the majority of our politicians to jump too.
[video=youtube;9TYezSrzUUs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TYezSrzUUs&NR=1[/video]
[video=youtube;9TYezSrzUUs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TYezSrzUUs&NR=1[/video]
Tales
Active Member
Classic... lol
ihatepolice
Active Member
I wish i could Like this 5 times. Hey Moderators can we get a really like button this guy is speaking the TRUTH!!!
wookieslinger
Active Member
Of course not.
This video simplifies this entire argument. It cannot be bogged down with jaded, slanted, useless, non applicable facts from previous obsolete generations.
i've been going to physical therapy for a few weeks now for a sprained elbow. i pass city hall on the way. for the past 4 weeks there have been 5 or 6 hippies hanging out at city hall. a table, a few chairs and a bunch of signs. today i turn the corner and there are 30 tents and as many people staged out front. i'm wondering what happened over the weekend. the change is rather drastic.
Padawanbater2
Well-Known Member
Oakland police should be ashamed of themselves. Disgusting pigs.
Oakland PD shot a veteran with a rubber and beat, harassed, arrested otherwise peaceful, and most importantly harmless citizens last week. Thus there would have been a swell on saturday and more would be motivated to set up shop.
As long as they swing clubs, use hand-cuffs and zap straps and jobs continue to be lost more people will come.
And just wait untill spring. Obama needs to come up with about 30 million jobs befor April......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmusrhoEPyU&feature=player_detailpage
you must think i'm dumb.
nope. were you trying to be sarcastic?
shits going down in oakland tomorrow, ...
Occupy Oakland Regroups, Calling for a Strike
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/02/us/oakland-activists-regroup-and-call-for-general-strike.html?_r=1
OAKLAND, Calif. — A week after police in riot gear rousted and then tear-gassed Occupy Oakland protesters, supporters of the movement have rebuilt their encampment in front of City Hall and are calling for a general strike on Wednesday that will include an attempt to shut down the nation’s fifth-busiest shipping port.
“We call for a general strike around the country, and around the world, because we know that the wealth of the 1 percent is produced by the work of the 99 percent,” said Louise Michel, one of the protest organizers, at a news conference.
The plaza where the encampment is located is once again covered in brightly colored tents and tarps. Protesters estimate that several hundred people are sleeping at the camp nightly.
During the strike, protesters intend to march from downtown to the Port of Oakland and will try to close it down. Protesters also said they would picket banks, businesses, schools, libraries and any employer who tries to discipline striking workers.
Several major labor groups, including local units of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which represents port workers, have voiced support for the Occupy Oakland protests and the strike, though union officials have not authorized union members to strike.
While some small city businesses planned to close Wednesday, port officials said the docks would be open for business as usual. City offices will also remain open, though city administrators said city workers could request time off to participate in the strike.
In an effort to ease concerns over the possibility of renewed violence, the city issued a bulletin to business owners on Monday, reassuring them that police officers would be on hand should the strike turn dangerous. “We are not urging businesses to close on Wednesday,” the statement said. “Instead, we advise that you use common sense precautions and convey a sense of calm to your employees and customers.”
While police officials have drastically scaled back the number of officers at the Occupy Oakland camp since the violent clashes last week, police officials say all officers have been asked to report for work on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the union representing the city’s 645 police officers issued a statement saying that officers were confused by Mayor Jean Quan and the city administrators’ apparent support for the strike and the call for more police. “Is it the city’s intention to have city employees on both sides of a skirmish line?” the police union asked.
Occupy Oakland Regroups, Calling for a Strike
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/02/us/oakland-activists-regroup-and-call-for-general-strike.html?_r=1
OAKLAND, Calif. — A week after police in riot gear rousted and then tear-gassed Occupy Oakland protesters, supporters of the movement have rebuilt their encampment in front of City Hall and are calling for a general strike on Wednesday that will include an attempt to shut down the nation’s fifth-busiest shipping port.
“We call for a general strike around the country, and around the world, because we know that the wealth of the 1 percent is produced by the work of the 99 percent,” said Louise Michel, one of the protest organizers, at a news conference.
The plaza where the encampment is located is once again covered in brightly colored tents and tarps. Protesters estimate that several hundred people are sleeping at the camp nightly.
During the strike, protesters intend to march from downtown to the Port of Oakland and will try to close it down. Protesters also said they would picket banks, businesses, schools, libraries and any employer who tries to discipline striking workers.
Several major labor groups, including local units of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which represents port workers, have voiced support for the Occupy Oakland protests and the strike, though union officials have not authorized union members to strike.
While some small city businesses planned to close Wednesday, port officials said the docks would be open for business as usual. City offices will also remain open, though city administrators said city workers could request time off to participate in the strike.
In an effort to ease concerns over the possibility of renewed violence, the city issued a bulletin to business owners on Monday, reassuring them that police officers would be on hand should the strike turn dangerous. “We are not urging businesses to close on Wednesday,” the statement said. “Instead, we advise that you use common sense precautions and convey a sense of calm to your employees and customers.”
While police officials have drastically scaled back the number of officers at the Occupy Oakland camp since the violent clashes last week, police officials say all officers have been asked to report for work on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the union representing the city’s 645 police officers issued a statement saying that officers were confused by Mayor Jean Quan and the city administrators’ apparent support for the strike and the call for more police. “Is it the city’s intention to have city employees on both sides of a skirmish line?” the police union asked.
tryingtogrow89
Well-Known Member
It depends, some of them have the right idea but most are brain dead socialists, communists, fascists, they just dont know it, that is why i didnt vote in the poll.