How Can We Prevent Another Civil War in the USA?, XII
In order to prevent another civil war in the USA, the U.S. economy must be reformed so that it will serve God and the 'Union.' At this time , the U.S. economy is not developing knowledge of God's intelligent design of the creation and thus cannot serve the people of the USA as stated in the founding documents. The authorized role of the U.S. economy is clear in the founding documents. Specifically, the Declaration of Independence says that the economy must serve the U.S. citizens equally. And the Constitution says that the economy must form a more perfect Union.
Unfortunately, after the assassination of Abe Lincoln, the U.S. economy changed. This change benefited a few citizens greatly and hardly benefited the rest of the citizens. The change produced the first rich families. These families became known as the Big Families (click). Before passing on, the wealth of the early Big Families were transformed into banks. Today, these banks serve those citizens greatly who are in the bloodlines. The remaining wealth serves national non-profit projects and profit- making projects such as cancer radiation centers. Profit-making farmers and other business and industry leaders use their savings to form banks in cities and towns throughout the USA. These banks serve local citizens who need money for a home, car, small business, etc.
As seen, the Big Families and banks have transformed the USA into a non futuristic nation that has no long term goals. Essentially, the USA is going nowhere unless a person, like JFK, rises up to form a national project such as the space program. For this reason, the U.S. economy runs in circles. These circles create depression after depression, like the depression the USA is now experiencing. Unfortunately, this circular economy has distributed the wealth of the USA in an awful way. For instance, in recent studies of the U.S. government, this circular economy has distributed one-third of the USA wealth to 1% of the households, one-third to 9% of the households, and one-third to 90% of the households..
This circular economy is taught at our colleges and universities to students who want to become U.S. economists. Isn't it time for "the People' to wake up? Long term national goals are necessary in every nation. It is clear that the banking system at local levels is functional but that the national banking system is a failure.
Unfortunately, after the assassination of Abe Lincoln, the U.S. economy changed. This change benefited a few citizens greatly and hardly benefited the rest of the citizens. The change produced the first rich families. These families became known as the Big Families (click). Before passing on, the wealth of the early Big Families were transformed into banks. Today, these banks serve those citizens greatly who are in the bloodlines. The remaining wealth serves national non-profit projects and profit- making projects such as cancer radiation centers. Profit-making farmers and other business and industry leaders use their savings to form banks in cities and towns throughout the USA. These banks serve local citizens who need money for a home, car, small business, etc.
As seen, the Big Families and banks have transformed the USA into a non futuristic nation that has no long term goals. Essentially, the USA is going nowhere unless a person, like JFK, rises up to form a national project such as the space program. For this reason, the U.S. economy runs in circles. These circles create depression after depression, like the depression the USA is now experiencing. Unfortunately, this circular economy has distributed the wealth of the USA in an awful way. For instance, in recent studies of the U.S. government, this circular economy has distributed one-third of the USA wealth to 1% of the households, one-third to 9% of the households, and one-third to 90% of the households..
This circular economy is taught at our colleges and universities to students who want to become U.S. economists. Isn't it time for "the People' to wake up? Long term national goals are necessary in every nation. It is clear that the banking system at local levels is functional but that the national banking system is a failure.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 10:03 PM
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