9 Plagues That Are Collapsing Capitalism

By Paul Rosenberg, FreemansPerspective.com

Freeman's Perspective

Let me be blunt: Our capitalist system is approaching failure.

Or, perhaps better said: Our marginally capitalist, partly-free market systems are approaching a massive collapse.

Not because of what capitalism is, mind you, but because the powers that be have bastardized it.

Capitalism can bear many distortions and abuses, but it is not indestructible.

And, make no mistake, the ‘capitalist’ system we have today has been massively corrupted, so much so that it’s sagging under the load… and will continue to do so until the proverbial straw breaks its back.

The 9 Plagues

  1. The average producer is being stripped bare. In the US, for example, the total take of taxes has not risen dramatically, but fewer and fewer people actually pay them. There was a big uproar during the last election cycle over the fact that 47% of working-aged Americans paid no income tax. That means that the half who do work (read suckers) are paying the whole. And more than that, they are also paying for the many millions who are on food stamps and disability. Producers are being punished and abused, made into chumps. Continue reading
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Tell Republican US House caucus to reject the Senate immigration bill

Immigration Reformers and Concerned Citizens,

Tomorrow afternoon—Wednesday, July 10—U.S. House Republicans will hold a special conference to debate immigration policy and whether they will support any or all of the provisions of S.744, the Senate immigration amnesty bill.

We can make a difference but we need to take action now…..the below is in part from an action request from our friends at FAIR.

Urge them to reject the Senate amnesty bill and adopt TRUE Immigration Reform.

See down below for talking points.

Let’s focus on the following members of the US House:

First from North Carolina…..

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Dumb As A Box Of Rocks … or Evil Incarnate ??

I say Evil Incarnate:

Author and Activist Mark Dice Gets Voters to Sign a Petition Calling for the Repeal of Bill of Rights

Source: TheBlaze … with video of the interactions.

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Violent Ramadan ahead: Egypt’s army chief says no to dialogue with Brotherhood. Assad nixes ceasefire

Muslim Brotherhood casualties in Cairo gunfire

Muslim Brotherhood casualties in Cairo gunfire

The holy Muslim month of Ramadan beginning in the Middle East Tuesday, July 9, heralds more, rather than less, bloodshed. After at least 51 deaths in a Cairo shootout Monday, Egypt’s military chief Gen. Abdel Fattah El-Sisi rebuffed US diplomatic efforts to bring the various political forces in the country around the table for dialogue. The high military council is divided on this: One faction urges a relentless crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and its deposed president; a second, led by Gen. El-Sisi, says they mustn’t be cowed by the backlash to Monday’s incident, but should keep the political process for a new and stable government on track.

In line with this perception, Provisional President Justice Adli Mansour issued a decree Tuesday for elections to a new parliament in February 2014, followed immediately by voting for a new president. He did not fix a precise date. No one expects this decree to tranquilize the turmoil in the country or deter the Brothers from an uprising (intifada) declared against the powers that unseated them after Egyptian soldiers shot dead at least 51 of their supporters. They were accused by the army of trying to storm the Republican Guards Club in Cairo where deposed president Mohamed Morsi is held. The Brothers claimed they were just holding a peaceful sit-in.

The generals have geared up to meet this threat, which appears to have been kicked off Monday with attacks on strategic targets across Egypt – carried out, according to DEBKAfile’s military sources, by the Brotherhood’s armed underground, Al-Gihas al-Sirri.

In parallel, the military is also deploying for a major offensive to curb the armed Salafi Bedouin rampant in Sinai and now harnessed to the Brotherhoods uprising. The generals believe this center of revolt must be nipped in the bud without delay for the sake of confining the MB uprising to mainland Egypt.

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Obama: Saving Lives

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rzLWMcOm8o

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101M Get Food Aid from Federal Gov’t; Outnumber Full-Time Private Sector Workers

food stampsThe number of Americans receiving subsidized food assistance from the federal government has risen to 101 million, representing roughly a third of the U.S. population.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that a total of 101,000,000 people currently participate in at least one of the 15 food programs offered by the agency, at a cost of $114 billion in fiscal year 2012.

That means the number of Americans receiving food assistance has surpassed the number of full-time private sector workers in the U.S.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there were 97,180,000 full-time private sector workers in 2012.

The population of the U.S. is 316.2 million people, meaning nearly a third of Americans receive food aid from the government.

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h/t Roger K

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GRNC Alert: NO MORE STALLING ON HB 937

CALL FOR HB 937 CONCURRENCE VOTE

For some time now, Speaker Thom Tillis has been assuring the gun owners of North Carolina that a concurrence vote on HB 937 will be held “next week.” Well, next week has already come and gone a couple of times, and the House has yet to hold the vote. What are they waiting for?

True, the powerful North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association (NCSA) has applied substantial political pressure on the House membership in order to remove the pistol purchase permit repeal from HB 937. The NCSA fears the loss of the old-fashioned pistol permit system, which provides Sheriffs with all of the power and ever-increasing mounds of cash. However, North Carolinians elected the House members to represent the citizenry, not to represent the NCSA. The time is long overdue for Speaker Tillis to shrug off the pressure being applied by the NCSA, and serve the people who made his Speakership possible.

At this stage, HB 937 cannot be amended. The House must give it an up or down concurrence vote. If they vote not to concur, differences must be resolved by a conference committee, where any weakening changes are possible.

Speaker Tillis can, and ought to, bring HB 937 to the floor for a concurrence vote as soon as possible. Make no mistake: failure to bring forward HB 937 for a vote during this session is an anti-gun move. The Speaker and the House members must do this, and they must do it now. Anything less would be an affront to the law-abiding, gun-owning voters of North Carolina.

IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED! Continue reading

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Why the Hostess Reboot Will Succeed

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Multiple Methods Meets Missouri. Installing 3 pumps in one well

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsTNY8Rb5sQ#t=4s

From YouTube:

This is a video describing how to maximize the use of your well no matter where you live. Having multiple ways to retrieve, store and deliver water will give you peace of mind in difficult times.

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Immoral Monday Madness – Part 6

Moral Monday Deputies

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMzeV-ohYXA

Rev. Barber outlines future events across the state of North Carolina and then deputizes the attendees for their cause.

David DeGerolamo

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Immoral Monday Madness – Part 5

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SunjYT6Myu8

Rev. Mark Thompson discusses why he is in Raleigh for Moral Monday. Strange that he does not credit the Lord for his appearance. He wants people to use their power instead of having faith in God to achieve justice.

Did you know that this movement in North Carolina inspired Rick Perry to not run for reelection in Texas? If you want more of this liberal left, you can listen to Mr. Thompson on Sirius channel 127.

David DeGerolamo

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Radioactive Tritium At Record High Levels In Fukushima Ground- And Sea-Water

With the Western (and Japanese) media focused almost entirely on the actions of their central-planners-in-chief and how effective they are, it seems human’s omnipotence over complex systems is being greatly challenged by the ongoing Fukushima disaster.  The Japan Times reports that TEPCO said Sunday that 600,000 becquerels per liter of tritium has been detected in groundwater at the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant – 18% higher than levels a week earlier. Furthermore, the utility also said it had measured a seawater tritium level of 2,300 becquerels per liter – the highest so far – near the water intakes of reactors 1 to 4. So it is that in a nation already suffering from a dreadfully declining demographic dilemma, the citizens are being exposed to highly cancerous substances still.

Via The Japan Times,

Tokyo Electric Power Co. said Sunday that 600,000 becquerels per liter of tritium has been detected in groundwater at the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant.

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Immoral Monday Madness – Part 4

Bob Hall and Rev. Barber

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggVPOyqPTXI

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Immoral Monday Madness – Part 3

Fracking in North Carolina

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8OQWIH9AS0

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Immoral Monday Madness – Part 2

Education – That Ain’t Right

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfJ7HmrmqyM

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