Sicilianthing wrote:
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I wish that were true but the Banksters have long planned and designed multiple Contingency plans for these very scenarios... and those are the clues I'm looking for...
Most of it is how they stack the cards on SlimeStreet (wall) ... it's all fixed..
And their minions are at the controls 24/7 manipulating.
It is simply impossible for 8 banksters to hold so much power over Americans and the rest of the world involuntarily, or unwittingly. The Progressive we keep electing are fully aware of this s**m to redistribute the wealth globally through the endless counterfeiting of the Federal Reserve Board.
The problem is that the average Joe does not know what is going on, constantly deceived by politicians, media and labor union leaders hyping the lie that it is the big, bad Corporations that are hoarding all the money. Even more naïve, the rank and file assume Big Government is going to play Robin Hood and take from the rich and give to the poor.
Only if there were some true talk shows that would debate and expose the function of this Federal Reserve Board and its incessant devaluing the buying power of our dollars, then the v**ers would abandon the RINOs and DINOs at the polls. Some estimates cite the dollar today is worth 2 Cents since the founding of the Federal Reserve Board and its Banks..
For example, the Heritage Foundation newsletter has kept track of the cost of a college education over the past 33 years after the advent of government backed student loans:
Opportunity for All Favoritism to None: Spring 2015 edition.
page 7: Highlights of Heritage-Inspired Bills That Were Introduced in the 113th Congress:
The Higher Education Reform and Opportunity (HERO) Act (S.194)
"This bill from Sen. Lee - also introduced in the House by Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) - would empower states to develop their own accreditation systems for colleges, apprenticeship-programs, and curricula. This would give students more options while lowering the cost of attending college, which according to Heritage research has increased 439 percent since 1982 - more than four times the rate of inflation."
How much of this rise in college costs can be attributed to normal 3% inflation and government funding opening the door to administrative blowout budgets, or how much can be attributed to the devaluation of the buying power of the dollar by the Federal Reserve's reams of paper fiat, we can only guess.
Obviously, the poor are getting screwed, be it the law of unintended consequences, or a craftily charted course by the Progressives to entrench the lower class to a lifetime of spinning their wheels in poverty.