We are being told that come January, the US will either fall off of, or jump over an imaginary economic cliff. We are being told that the difference between falling off the cliff to our economic peril and jumping over the cliff to our economic success, is the difference between total capitulation to the international banking cabal, and our ability to craft an independent economic policy, not dictated by the Federal Reserve.and its henchmen the IMF, World Bank and the rating agencies such as Moody and Standard and Poor.. In other words, if we play by the old rules, we are promised a temporary end to our economic crisis, which is a safe landing. We are warned, that if we take the path of economic sovereignty and independence, we will be punished with economic collapse. This makes it more important than ever for us to decide if what we are actually faced with is really an economic cliff, or a high stakes game of economic truth, or dare.
If we believe it is really an economic cliff, then as part of our problem solving we need to figure out where this cliff came from. Such an inquiry will lead us to the truth that the cliff is man made and was created by politicians who need a cliff (danger) and a sense of urgency, in fact near public panic, to get what they want done without too many questions or much effort. This should cause us to remember that every economic crisis we have faced since the end of the Bush administration has been met with talk of economic collapse (danger) that caused a sense of public panic, that resulted in absolute capitulation to the banking cabal. What they want is money, austerity measures and an increase in the US debt ceiling, so we can borrow more money and increase our debt, just as we are putting the squeeze on the poor and middle class to come up with the trillions needed to pay down the debt, knowing that it is a debt that cannot ever be paid off because of the amount of the compounding interest that is being added daily..This is the truth.
Now here is the dare. Will the United States have the courage that Europe did not have? Will we have the courage to tell our debtors that we are not willing to follow their prescription for economic deconstruction and that the United States will not be owned Will the US Department of the Treasury put together an economic policy that includes restructuring and renegotiating the US debt? Are we willing to freeze the debt ceiling and refuse to allow Congress to raise the debt ceiling again until more than half of the debt has been paid off? Will the US Congress have the courage to either federalize or get rid of the Federal Reserve, take back US monetary policy along with control of the US currency?. Will we take the immediate steps necessary to strengthen the dollar so we are not attempting to pay off a mounting debt with dollars that are being devalued almost daily? Raising taxes on the rich and making budget cuts are almost meaningless when we consider that the value of the dollar is falling, and hyper inflation is stalking us. The American worker has been out of work for so long that many have sold off their wealth, lost the equity in their homes and are living day to day without any savings. Do we have the courage to claim economic sovereignty and independence and .to create a new economy from these ashes in spite of all the attempts by Wall Street, the Bankers and the rating agencies to scare us into debt slavery? Will the president have the courage to stop the wars that are the cause for most of this debt?
If there is an economic cliff waiting to appear in January, why should we wait until January or even December to start working to meet this challenge. There is a major decision waiting ti be made. Will we live by the economic truths that were created for us along with its prescription for economic deconstruction. If we do, we will fall incrementally into debt slavery that will lead to the deconstruction of our country. Or, will we dare to take our country's future back, to be free and to meet our challenges with courage, charting our own course to a prosperous economic future? The people, not the politicians should decide.
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