The Security of the USA is Being Reduced by the Poor Performance of U.S. Government
President Adams, the second president of the United States, was the first to express his concern about the accumulation of wealth by business and industry owners. These owners became known as federalists. These federalists were perfecting the Union as the Constitution requires in the Preamble and as Alexander Hamilton suggested. Interestingly, Thomas Jefferson thought that the USA might develop the USA into a nation of farmers.
To limit the accumulations of wealth by the federalists, Adams organized a group of anti-federalists. However, all of the founders would soon pass on. Abe Lincoln followed the founders closely to perfect the Union by industrializing the South and building the West with homesteader incentives. Today, it seems that Roosevelt, Kennedy, and Nixon would become the only other presidents who would develop major efforts to perfect the Union. All of these major presidential efforts had something in common in that they stabilize the productions and jobs of U.S. business and industry. Unfortunately, all other presidents would cause all owners of U.S. businesses and industries to produce only things that can be sold.
The history of the U.S. presidencies informs us of a dangerous U.S. security problem. Instead of stabilizing the development of the USA by continually making it more perfect, the U.S. government has chose to stabilize the U.S. money system by building inflation into the U.s. economy This form of stabilization serves only bankers and does not serve the Union and its people. It is also not possible to perfect a nation by the U.S. government when the U.S. business and industry is forced to depend only on the production things to sell in a free enterprise.
Since 'the people' have given the U.S. government its rights in exchange for security, it is time to build the USA as required by the founding documents. This building must be a permanent activity so that business and industry and their employees have a long and beautiful life without periods of unemployment. I suggest that the U.S. banking system be limited to local banking systems and that forming a more perfect Union be the responsibility to the national government with a taxing system. This means no more pork.
To limit the accumulations of wealth by the federalists, Adams organized a group of anti-federalists. However, all of the founders would soon pass on. Abe Lincoln followed the founders closely to perfect the Union by industrializing the South and building the West with homesteader incentives. Today, it seems that Roosevelt, Kennedy, and Nixon would become the only other presidents who would develop major efforts to perfect the Union. All of these major presidential efforts had something in common in that they stabilize the productions and jobs of U.S. business and industry. Unfortunately, all other presidents would cause all owners of U.S. businesses and industries to produce only things that can be sold.
The history of the U.S. presidencies informs us of a dangerous U.S. security problem. Instead of stabilizing the development of the USA by continually making it more perfect, the U.S. government has chose to stabilize the U.S. money system by building inflation into the U.s. economy This form of stabilization serves only bankers and does not serve the Union and its people. It is also not possible to perfect a nation by the U.S. government when the U.S. business and industry is forced to depend only on the production things to sell in a free enterprise.
Since 'the people' have given the U.S. government its rights in exchange for security, it is time to build the USA as required by the founding documents. This building must be a permanent activity so that business and industry and their employees have a long and beautiful life without periods of unemployment. I suggest that the U.S. banking system be limited to local banking systems and that forming a more perfect Union be the responsibility to the national government with a taxing system. This means no more pork.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 10:19 AM
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