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Termyn8or -> RE: Fuck you, poor: Rethugs the New Social Darwinists (9/28/2010 5:36:27 PM)
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HK, I just scanned through the bickering and decided to tune it out. To the OP.
Now what was the warning given by the founding Fathers about bankers etc. ? Something like through inflation and deflation people will wake up...... yada yada yada to most. Jefferson or somebody. Now written is a scene that seems to play today, but has been played before. In different ways, means, accomplished banksters merely adapt to different situations. Same plan that worked before works again as long as it is tweaked properly. Really, they might have stumbled on it by accident, and later of course said, hmmm, we did pretty well that way. You wouldn't ? Yes or no ?
Back in the 1770s they knew things like that. Another good reason to limit foreign entanglement, it gets to a point where it is more trouble than it is worth. But the international banks have been around alot longer than this country, maybe not as formal or maybe ISO9002 compliant and all that, but they weren't stupid.
Now note before calling me a crackpot, if you notice in each cycle the rich get richer. It happens again and again and the influence that sustains the oscillations of course is maintained by those with vast enough influence. A rare document I hope I still have equates the economy to an electronic circuit and outlines the details of how to manipulate it. I had trouble connecting it completely but I saw many things that make sense.
In simpler terms, the economy is a machine. Let's use an air pump. A simple squeeze pump. There will be a bellows of some sort, which will supply the "current". The one way check valves at the intake and outlet are effectively rectifiers. That machine will not operate as a pump without being pumped. Metaphorically, if the electronics slant is accepted, the alternator in a car is such a pump. It's output is rectified into a usable form. Anyone who doesn't know should be able to get it really fast on the internet. There is half wave rectification and full wave. My personal analogy to the economy is that they have successfully figured out how to use full wave recification, which is better.
Who is going to own all the houses in a few years ? Who is going to have all the money in a few years ? Now when this happens the people get hungry. It won't be that hungry this time but people are going to be forced to sell themselves short. This destroys the salary base, and people will need and want houses, but to get the houses they must rent the money. Well the rent just went up. I don't care about your numbers, if everything could be adjusted perfectly and weighted proportionally in the perfect formula, the net result would be just how much of a slice of our real wealth are they getting ? Our sweat(shops), blood and tears, LITERALLY.
This is just applied science, something like a skill. If you look at various physical sciences the same basic formulae keep popping up. Such as mass and force, ohms and amps, pressure and volume, all sorts of other things, but tweaked for that particular area of specialization.
If someone could come up with a way to stop these oscillations, which could be considered like putting a shock absorber on a car, they should get a triple peace prize. Something like that. But it has been going on for a very long time. It could almost be said that some find a way to always have the wind at their back. And we will be pumped until we are flapping in the breeze, and then we will rebuild the pump for them.
And history will repeat itself, fortunes will be made and of course the beatings will continue until morale improves.
Show that to your shrink.
T
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