Comments on: Commercial bankruptcies soar, reflecting widening economic woes

By: Paulson is an idiot

Paulson is an idiot — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 09:49:58 +0000

You know what’s funny Catman? Tennessee Ford created that song based upon the most exploitative coal mine in Tennessee. You know who owned that coal mine?

Fat Albert (Al Gore) and his father. The same man who wants to stunt world development in order to lower population.

What’s another great way to lower population? You guessed it…

Destroy the economy.

All this bullshit goes hand-in-hand. And yes, Fat Albert is very good friends with the elites of Europe, such as Prince Phillip.

By: Paulson is an idiot

Paulson is an idiot — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 09:49:08 +0000

You know what’s funny Catman? Tennessee Ford created that song based upon the most exploitative coal mine in Tennessee. You know who owned that coal mine?

Fat Albert (Al Gore) and his father. The same man who wants to stunt world development in order to lower population.

What’s another great way to lower population? You guessed it…

Destroy the economy.

All this bullsh*t goes hand-in-hand. And yes, Fat Albert is very good friends with the elites of Europe, such as Prince Phillip.

By: chris diminie

chris diminie — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 05:41:17 +0000

Christar;
If I remember right Henry David Thoreau maintained himself with 13 hours a week of labor at Walden Pond.

By: oft

oft — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 21:46:26 +0000

In the late 60’s and early 70’s we were told in school that as a result of industrialization and improved technology and higher productivity, in the future decades we would need only work 2-3 days per week and have a higher standard of living (SOL).

This was not compatable with globalization, where the worlds SOL would need to be compatable and the US would need a lower SOL to bring us down to the devoloping worlds level. So the TLC proceeded to trash our economy, and export manufacturing jobs abroad. Brzezinski’s book in 1970 predicted a lower SOL and the end of the USD as the worlds reserve currency.

The Europeans found in the early 19th century there was no need for slavery when you had central banking like the BOE which could turn governments and humans into debt slaves. The actual slave trade required you to use capital to purchase men, feed them, clothe them, house them, breed them, take care of the unproductive kids, etc. With debt slaves, if they work, they eat and pay off the debt. If they don’t work due to illness or unemployment, they starve, and lose their assets to the bank which had backed up the loans they can no longer pay back. A good deal for the bankers who get tangible assets in return for money they created out of thin air in which to make loans that can not be paid back.

The system works, for the bankers.

By: Catman

Catman — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 21:15:48 +0000

Anyone ever heard the song “Sixteen Tons”?

Here’s a few lines:

I loaded sixteen tons, I tried to get ahead,
Got deeper and deeper in debt instead.
Well they got what I made, and they wanted some more,
And now I owe my soul at the company store.

In Japan, they’re called “SalaryMen”.

Here? We’re “wageslaves”.

I’m tired of carrying the world on my back. Aren’t you?

You pay for the people in power. You pay for the cops who oppress you. You pay for the laws that enslave you. You pay for those who break the law. You pay for the education, nutrition, and medical care of illegals and their children. You pay to support people in foreign lands who hate you.

I’m fucking mad as hell! There ain’t enough rope in this world for everyone who needs to have their neck stretched.

By: Anderson "The Brain"

Anderson "The Brain" — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:49:50 +0000

Taxed to death!

By: Christar

Christar — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:33:23 +0000

I read in my anthropology class that in many cultures, people only work 2-3 days a week, or put in a total of 25-30 hours towards work to maintain themselves. The rest of their time is devoted to living their life and enjoying it.
Only in modern, so called civilized countries like America, do people have to work two jobs, 9-10 hours a day, for seven days a week, just to survive. That raises a red flag for me. We are living in slavery. The system has been engineered to make life as expensive as possible. People in America are charged for almost every conceivable thing, when so many things should be free (like a place to live, food), or much more inexpensive. Hell, we are going to be taxed for carbon soon!!