The NY Times has stopped further commenting or I would inform Mr. Brooks (article writer) that medical care for the people is not the cause of this fiscal crisis, but the selling of this nation into the control of a private central bank issuing all public currency at interest, a system which by design produces more debt than capital. The fiscal crisis is the end result of nearly 100 years of living under the very same system of finance this nation fought a revolution to be free of.
I would remind Mr, Brooks that the cleaning up of Wall Street's Mortgage Backed Securities Fraud has cost the nation an estimated $27 trillion (by Dylan Ratigan's figures) which far exceeds the social security and medical costs. I would also remind Mr, Brooks that the money for Social Security and Medicare was already paid TO the government via payroll deductions, but is unavailable now only because the government then mis-spent the funds elsewhere, as can be seen by reading the transcript from the 1998 Senate Budget Committee session, specifically the comments made by Senatyor Hollings.
HOLLINGS: "Well, the truth is...ah, shoot, well, we all know there's Washington's math problem. Alan Sloan in this past week's Newsweek says he spends 150%. What we've been doing, Mr. Chairman, in all reality, is taken a hundred billion out of the Social Security Trust Fund, transferring it over to the spending column, and spending it. Our friends to the left here are getting their tax cuts, we getting our spending increases, and hollering surplus, surplus, and balanced budget, and balanced budget plans when we continue to spend a hundred billion more than we take in."
The US Government took the money of the American people on the pretense of proving care for them in later years, then spent that money on wars of conquest, Wall Street Bailouts, and endless tithes to Israel. And now that the government is broke and unable to keep their promises to the American taxpayer who paid for all this comes this absurd article from the New York Times suggesting that really patriotic Americans just kill themselves to get out of the government's way. What is needed is a government that says, "We're sorry we embezzled your money and we resign" but what we get from Mr, Brooks is "You can solve the problem by killing yourselves!"
I suggest that if Mr. Brooks truly believes that death is the best solution to the nations fiscal policy that he lead by personal example.
PLEASE take a moment to send a very angry email to the editors of the New York Times expressing your utter disgust that the NY Times thinks old people should kill themselves to get the government that stole their Social Security off of the hook.
I would remind Mr, Brooks that the cleaning up of Wall Street's Mortgage Backed Securities Fraud has cost the nation an estimated $27 trillion (by Dylan Ratigan's figures) which far exceeds the social security and medical costs. I would also remind Mr, Brooks that the money for Social Security and Medicare was already paid TO the government via payroll deductions, but is unavailable now only because the government then mis-spent the funds elsewhere, as can be seen by reading the transcript from the 1998 Senate Budget Committee session, specifically the comments made by Senatyor Hollings.
HOLLINGS: "Well, the truth is...ah, shoot, well, we all know there's Washington's math problem. Alan Sloan in this past week's Newsweek says he spends 150%. What we've been doing, Mr. Chairman, in all reality, is taken a hundred billion out of the Social Security Trust Fund, transferring it over to the spending column, and spending it. Our friends to the left here are getting their tax cuts, we getting our spending increases, and hollering surplus, surplus, and balanced budget, and balanced budget plans when we continue to spend a hundred billion more than we take in."
The US Government took the money of the American people on the pretense of proving care for them in later years, then spent that money on wars of conquest, Wall Street Bailouts, and endless tithes to Israel. And now that the government is broke and unable to keep their promises to the American taxpayer who paid for all this comes this absurd article from the New York Times suggesting that really patriotic Americans just kill themselves to get out of the government's way. What is needed is a government that says, "We're sorry we embezzled your money and we resign" but what we get from Mr, Brooks is "You can solve the problem by killing yourselves!"
I suggest that if Mr. Brooks truly believes that death is the best solution to the nations fiscal policy that he lead by personal example.
PLEASE take a moment to send a very angry email to the editors of the New York Times expressing your utter disgust that the NY Times thinks old people should kill themselves to get the government that stole their Social Security off of the hook.
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