J Anthony wrote:
We should all be for a less bloated federal government that actually is of, by, and for all it's people. But first we have to get to the root-cause of what the problems are. Taking our government back would have to involve taking back money-issuing powers from private international bankers, who for a century straight have had the authority to create our money-supply as a debt to them. As the monetary-system is the system on which all other systems turn, we'd have to start there.
Anthony, I respectfully disagree not with your premise of the monetary issue and all things turning on same but as the point of where to start. We have a vehicle for change given us within our existing Constitution. The means of how to accomplish said change is explained very clearly. However, we must have a Grassroots movement pushing our elected representatives to favor the will of the people and not concentrating on their own individual best interest. Once we have the powers relocated within arms length meaning close-in so they may be monitored closely and not located in Washington where we only see them every two or six years we will attack the monetary issue. The root of the problem you refer to was caused by two wars, the Revolution and the Civil meaning this is not a problem that will go away overnight. The root of the other problem is greed by the elected officials in Washington and I see that as a much easier albeit not easy problem to solve.
Now, can we count on you to help or just disagree on where to start. I hope it is the first.