Sunday, April 27, 2008

The Necessary Evils

Democrats: The overly good guy that want's to help everybody out regardless of how much it hurts society in the long run.

Republicans: The money grubbing power mongers that love kicking the little guy and enforcing demanding rules about everything from murder to morality.

In one corner, you have the supposeded camp for preserving our nation, it's people, and it's economy. In the other corner, we have the supposed camp for giving away everything, ignoring and cheapening the sacrifices of our forefathers, and leading society down a path to destruction in exchange for some short lived victorys.

However, we've seen in history that our two party system does little more than provide a distration. These two partys fight over everything, do little or nothing, and allow the real powers to continue doing their things in the background w/o attention.

Why would the American people allow the government to be taken over by unnamed individuals if they actualy knew it was happening? Without the smoke and mirrors of the two party system, "we the people" might actualy notice that type of thing instead of bickering about who get's a blowjob in the whitehouse or who gave a friend a free pass out of trouble.

Yes, the people with the money (hence the control of our country and ultimate ownership of the land we rent under the guise of mortgages) continue to do their thing behind the closed doors of a private banking corperation w/o even having their names listed.

Welcome to the party people, as we spend millions of dollars in simply determining "who" will be on the ticket, the machine turns yet another revolutions and we're still too busy staring at the curtain to begin to wake up and realize that there is somebody behind it. . .

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The Mortgage Crisis

The mortgage crisis could not have been an accident. The people that "approved" the mortgages KNEW that:

  1. Were going to have prohibitive payments in 12 to 24 months
  2. Were going to be on property worth far less than what they sold for within 12 to 24 months
  3. Would be forclosed on because they couldn't sell for the amount of the mortgage

Bankers blame it on homeowners making bad decisions or not having foresight. However, those bankers get very uncomfortable when you point out that these mortgage were all approved by bankers that get PAID to know the market and it's trends.

When you point out that regular people like you and I saw this coming back in 2004/2005, they start to tap their fingers and look around nervously.

The short answer is that they set us up and we don't know "why".

Mortgages traditionally require people prove they can make the payments even when the market is not headed down. The banks knew exactly what they were doing...

The Media On It's Knees

Why is it that the mainstream media is clamoring on their knees in front of Obama as if their unwarranted affection will somehow lower his zipper and give them what they so desperately seem to want?