[GJM] [FixGov] The CRASH that will never COME

[mary rose]

While the economic crash that you predict will not come through the 
efforts of the elites (read Global Monetocracy System) to manipulate
the system and create more bubbles that must burst at some point, the 
ecological systems crash of Planet Earth is well on its way.  And 
while it might be possible to survive an economic systems crash,
an ecological crash is forever, at least as far as humans are concerned
for while the Planet will renew itself, it won't be within a human lifetime 
of any of us living today.  

I feel so sorry for you, John, driving down the highway of life unable to
see but through the left side of your vehicle, not ever knowing the other
half of the whole dynamic, and not ever realizing what you yourself have
done or are doing to destroy the Planet with your demands for work and
production so that you may live the lifestyle you have become use to. 
And, how many billions more.there are like you. The Romans who 
concocted God, Jesus and the Christian  Religion certainly 
accomplished its goals of mind control, as the secular community now
carries out its commandments to go forth and multiply and take charge
of the Earth, richt along with that of the Church.  .  . .  

And, as I have said before, I am forced to forgive for I know that you know
not what you do. You are but a puppet of a cruel and unforgiving ideology. 

with love,  

mary rose .     



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: john gelles 
  To: FixGov at yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 5:34 AM
  Subject: [FixGov] The CRASH that will never COME



  My good friends, James Cumes, host of Topica's VOW forum, and Curtiss
  Priest, host of Topica's Cyberspace Society forum, have been
  predicting an economic crash for a long time.

  Curtiss very recently wrote wrote "... the Fed is simply the Wizard of
  Oz behind the curtain -- and [will be] exposed, sooner or later, as a
  pawn of the banking system.

  Impliedly, Curtiss awaits conditions that the banking system under the
  Fed and the Fed under Congress will fail to correct in time to avoid a
  crash of unspecified severity.

  The mother of all crashes was the depression in the 1930's that
  fathered WWII.

  Toward the end of that war, on January 11th 1944, FDR asked for
  enactment of a bill of economic rights to protect individuals from the
  effects of crashes and economic conditions that destroy families
  before the wars they lead to destroy cities. FDR said that such rights
  would prevent such wars-- thus protecting both families and cities
  from a repeat of the 20th Century.

  America and its allies have created and improved their safety nets
  since the 1930's. But they obviously have not created the full
  employment, real economic output to serve all in need, and fair income
  barriers against the severe economic conditions FDR said we had to have.

  America's new allies and potential allies, including Russia, China,
  India and Brazil, have not created all FDR asked for either.

  But the total global economy has, since FDR died in 1945, reduced
  poverty, perhaps by half, certainly by a billion people. Middle
  classes in the formerly undeveloped world have been created.

  If the above establishes a perspective, what kind of CRASH are we
  waiting for? How much war are we waiting for?

  The recently concluded Asian Economic Forum was concerned with all the
  above and with their new found independence from the degree of dollar
  hegemony they have so long complained of.

  I say the CRASH will never come. But dollar hegemony is at an end.
  Europe, Japan, China, India and Latin America have the duty to create
  the economic conditions and the economic rights in their own space
  that FDR asked for in ours.

  The Fed and its international partners cannot afford to be a pawn of
  private banking interests. They must become the agents of their
  parliamentary bosses. What is preventing this? Who is preventing this?

  Somehow, Curtiss and James point to the institutions of debt, money
  and diplomacy-- and find them wanting. Certainly I am in agreement
  with them on that score. BUT WHAT IS WANTING?

  Among other things, I claim economic democracy is wanting. I define it
  as money enough (and things to buy enough) to go around.

  Another voice in the inquiry, far more important than mine, is that of
  Michael Mandelbaum. His 2007 book (due in paperback very soon) on
  Democracy and its future was discussed last night on Charlie Rose. I
  ordered it today. It's not about the CRASH. It's about reality-- the
  thing that remains after a crash, even one that never comes. 



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