Like I said, the truth will eventually come out now that the credit is crashing...

Multimillionaire Mark Gorton is enough of a patriot that he has set aside his personal security in order to write 3 essays, all of which point to a grand and ongoing conspiracy that goes all the way back to JFK.  Do you think it is a coincidence that I repeatedly mention in these pages that the government is a criminal enterprise whose root began just after Ike left power?  While Gorton' essays are not going to change things overnight, you never know what is going to be the flame that lights the fuze.

Of course you can just continue to believe that nothing is wrong, that there is no structural problem in government, etc.  That is clearly a foolish stance to take these days given all the blatant and visible goings on in this country.  Mark my words: there will soon come a time when the conspiracy theorist will be proven right about many things.  The depths of corruption in US government know very few bounds today.  All it will take is to get the right person on the hot seat and singing to the right crowd.  Unfortunately, that crowd probably will not be congress which, for the most part, is also as corrupt as the day is long.

Again, the timing of all of this is no accident.  The old guard has to come down because it can no longer support itself given the ongoing credit crunch which is the white elephant dancing on the global stage.  Too much debt, too little income, too many mouths to feed before the bills are paid.  This will not end well.  Global war should not be discounted as one possible scenario.  At least, that is the lesson of history in these matters.

Behind it all is the scam of fiat currency and fractional reserve banking.  It is the engine of greed and abusive power.  It is the great enabler of the global debt Ponzi.  It is the reason for income and wealth inequality.  If we have a global war the one thing that we the people must win in the battle is the transition to an honest money supply where special people cannot conjure new money, even in the form of credit, from thin air.  All that does is water down the spending power of the honest savers in favor of the dishonest borrowers.  Of course the borrowers I am talking about never intended to repay their debts and never had the ability to do so even if they wanted to.  If, after acknowledging this fact,  you still want to call that a "loan" then be my guest.  But it is one that will eventually default and so it was really a gift to the recipient which screwed everyone else who did not get the gift.