Bidenomics in Action

     If you’re troubled at all about the state of our country, and even your own small role in it, you might be asking yourself whether the people running things have any idea what they’re doing. Some of these doings happen in the metaphysical realm of finance, for instance America’s national debt ($34-trillion and going up like mad), and the death of the US dollar, along with the bonds that underwrite it. Or the game of hide-the-salami with the repo and reverse repo markets played between the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury to give the broken banking system the appearance of stability when it is actually in deepening ruin.

      Did you understand any of that? Probably not, but not because you’re dumb. It’s because all that action is meant to be incomprehensible even to people who went to grad school. The news media only amplify the mystification. The net effect is that increasingly nothing in the life of our nation is real. Every action taken is a swindle of one kind or another, a cavalcade of switcheroos aimed at zeroing out the consensus about reality.

    What trickles down from all this cosmic activity is the dwindling possibility of a fruitful life for most Americans. You cannot make a living. You can’t fix all the machines in your life or get new ones. You can’t get married because there’s no way you can fulfill your end of the contract. You search in vain for something purposeful to do. You are eventually faced with the choice: surrender to depression and hopelessness, or revolt against a ruling blob that is only good at one thing: depriving you of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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Steve
Steve
1 year ago

Rushing headlong into the abyss!

tom finley
tom finley
1 year ago

At my age 72 seeing what has become of the burned out heap of the fallen Republic, I see only one way out. And that is to stand up and take back our freedom and liberty. To say it will be nothing like I have never experienced is far short of what must happen, we know who our enemy’s are and if we are to survive, we better get busy and soon.

strider777
1 year ago
Reply to  tom finley

You are absolutely correct. We must choose between liberty or slavery. And that is exactly the choice the founders had to make in 1776. And that is exactly the choice we have before us today. What goes around comes back around.