Folks, something is going on in the
gold market, record sales in the last month. With the government doing their
same old thing of political sound bites and party posturing, people are getting
uneasy with the way things are going:
Mark my words, they will increase
taxes but won’t truly curtail spending. That’s their history and
even with the dire economic issues facing our nation, I don’t believe
they really know how to fix it. Between what really needs to be done and their
economic and political influences pushing them in the direction they want over
the nation’s best interest, they do not have the political will to do
what needs to be done to bring our nation back to the economic super power it
once was.
Realists know that the government
cannot continue down this path of spend, spend, spend and increase taxes to
continue to spend because we all know that when the government gets increased
revenue, they will continue to spend and not address the T-Rex in the room, the
debt and the out of control spending of the government. Sure they want to cut
spending but not in their own districts or responsibilities but one day folks,
they will have too and if they don’t start cutting spending aggressively
it is going to be uglier than anyone can imagine.
We can see the results of continual
debt and austerity in Greece and Spain but realize too that while they get
their bailouts from the international banking system, that system tightens the
economic noose around those countries. In the end result they control those
nations’ economies, infrastructures, natural resources, and worst of all
the people’s lives. For when they control the nation’s wealth, they
control everything.
It’s coming here to the good
ole’ USA and it has already begun with the debt and the influences the
international banking system and international industrialists have in Washington. The government and its
influences are where they want it to be, without their influences, our once
great free enterprise system is almost totally dependent on the Federal
Government spending to survive. It was never intended to be this way, it was
intended for the free enterprise system to run on individual efforts to succeed,
not government directing and financing it.
Greg Goodwin
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