Theological Science and the Thoughts of Alan Greenspan

Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, was recently posted on the Ten Most Wanted CNN list of people who participated in the recent failure of U.S. banks. But Greenspan's participation in this failure has a deeper cause.

In my blog dated 10/12/07, I discuss Greenspan's way of thinking. He is a follower of Ayn Rand, who wrote on objectivism. Rand was tossed out of the Soviet Union for promoting laissez-faire economics. So, Rand came to the USA to promote her ideas and Greenspan became one of her followers.

The laissez-faire economy is better known as the 'free market economy' today. Since a free market economy is not free if it is regulated, the promoters of a free market economy do not want regulations. But this promotion did not consider the growth of man's evilness and greed beginning in the 1960s when the U.S. Supreme Court began to rule in favor of atheism and a drug culture was developing. It seems obvious that neither Greenspan nor free market economists consider God and the natural evils of man in their thoughts.

When will the U.S. government and our political leaders accept God and recognize the need to regulate man? It is clear that the U.S. government does not consider the mandates of the Declaration of Independence and its Laws of Nature and Nature's God. Based on my experience on crime at the U.S. Department of Justice, I believe that it is time for law enforcement to include white collar crime in their priorities.