constituent
06-23-2007, 05:39 PM
Alright! Here is something to get moving about!
(crossposted from ronpaulnation.com/board)
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/D?d110:38:./temp/~bdrdO5::|/bss/d110query.html|
and to save you some time, the full text:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c110:H.R.2755:
So hit all of the "liberal" and "conservatives" out there. The Malloys, Hartmann, Rhodes, Hannities, etc. If they want to help the poor, if they want to level the playing field here is the first real step. If we can't counterfeit why should they?
It is important to understand that the people closest to the source of "money" get first dibbs, which means they choose first how to invest it and how much to charge you, or your bank to borrow it. Then they invest it in their brother-in-law or whoever else's company, or hand out a big gov't contract to some corp. whose debt is owned by some hedge-fund their money is tied up in. After they skim off the top, everyone else gets their little wages and concerns over job security.
And where does this money come from you might ask? Thin air! This is the core of trickle-down economics, the backbone of a slave-state. Remember in school when you learned about "indebted servitude" and how it was really just another name for slavery?
(crossposted from ronpaulnation.com/board)
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/D?d110:38:./temp/~bdrdO5::|/bss/d110query.html|
and to save you some time, the full text:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c110:H.R.2755:
So hit all of the "liberal" and "conservatives" out there. The Malloys, Hartmann, Rhodes, Hannities, etc. If they want to help the poor, if they want to level the playing field here is the first real step. If we can't counterfeit why should they?
It is important to understand that the people closest to the source of "money" get first dibbs, which means they choose first how to invest it and how much to charge you, or your bank to borrow it. Then they invest it in their brother-in-law or whoever else's company, or hand out a big gov't contract to some corp. whose debt is owned by some hedge-fund their money is tied up in. After they skim off the top, everyone else gets their little wages and concerns over job security.
And where does this money come from you might ask? Thin air! This is the core of trickle-down economics, the backbone of a slave-state. Remember in school when you learned about "indebted servitude" and how it was really just another name for slavery?