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What a Look Back at the Japanese Market Tells Us

The amount of corporate welfare is difficult to assess, but $3.3 trillion is missing from the US Treasury. American wages have been falling in real terms since about 1970. Most Americans have fallen for the mass corporate media brainwashing that transpires on American TV each day.

Japan aside, your assumptions about what Americans need to do comes right out of the corporate playbook. Basically you are advocating a kind of corporate fascism that has proved fashionable the past 30 years or so. Look where it has led to: Cheney and his neo-nazis and a busted financial system and people, along with a government focused on its military empire and not its people.

However, there is an individual playbook that says if the funds now going toward corporate welfare and our military empire, and our welfare system were made more efficient, money could be allocated toward education and motivating Americans to live healthier and more productive lifestyles unlike that which corporate TV now promotes. The result: Americans standard of living would rapidly rise.

The present corrupt Enron (1/2 the Congress was involved in Enron payoffs) written large Junta running American government needs to be removed and replaced with a honest efficient government working for the health, freedom and welfare of the people. I believe if these ideals were enacted America, within 10 years, could again lead the world, by example, in freedom, progress and spirit and be debt free.

Nothing will change until the present system collapses and Americans realize that this collapse is no accident but due to rampant corruption and mismanagement. Governments can run economically and efficiently and for the good of all, but not when they are controlled by the present corporate mafia who neither respect the Constitution nor the people they represent.

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Time To Start Buying Some Dogs?

or the past 20 years, GE Mortgage and GE Capital, now Genworth Financial have been misstating earnings and illegally swapping assets between their many companies to cover up their losses. If the rating companies knew of their fraud, they would be finished as a company. Shareholders, uniformed, don’t know of their deceipt and intentional manipulation of the numbers to meet quartely earnings projections. Their value is synthetic just like the trades they make throughout the world. Their marketing genius cannot cover up their desperation and failing companies. Indeed, the chickens have come home to roost!

By sandra stevens-miller on Jun 22, 2008

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