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Normally, I would do that too. But I am starting to reconsider this practice. Maybe the powers that be want us to do that, until it's too late to start resisting.

I think it is time to start screaming bloody murder--or actively resisting--some of the overreaching government policies that are being imposed on people nowadays.

   

maybe it was just a case of an ignorant staffer not knowing his or her geography? Apparently, 2 out 10 Americans can't find Canada on a map of North America.


9 out of 10 Americans can't find a map of North America ... only of America ... because, why would you ever need to?

   

As I often say; most Americans can't find America on a map of America.

Sad to see how many of my fellow countrymen would not be able to find their way across town (any town) without a GPS on their car.

   

Mine's got the most gawd-aweful American twangy accent ...

... and occasionally, it send me on the wrong "raowt"

   

Yeah, I do not own a GPS nor do I need one.

   

Well as Homer Simpson once said, "Who can find Canada all tucked away down there?"

   

I personally don't take anything a financial subsidiary of the Peoples Republic of China says seriously.

So the NSA can run it's mouth like a soup sandwich all they want but, it still doesn't mean shit in the real world and if they could even remotely enforce this Homeland crap they wouldn't have the millions of illegals crossing that southern border yearly, the Mexican Drug cartels controlling that same border and our dope growers shipping their product over the other border pretty much at will.

America is fast becoming the mouse that roared.

   

Hard power is REAL power ... until the money runs out.

   

Reason and discernment has exposed the truth.
1812 again.

   

China only holds about $1 trillion in US Treasury Notes. The US Federal Reserve, on the other hand, is estimated by some sources to be holding as much as $200 trillion in Federal, State, Territorial, and municipal debts along with another $120 trillion in private, residential, and commercial debt instruments.

One of these days someone will realize that the US dollar isn't worth the paper it's printed on and the poop will hit the fan in a very big way.

   

Here`s an interesting read.


http://useconomy.about.com/od/monetaryp ... l-Debt.htm

Apparently it`s about more than just treasury notes.

48% Scary eh.

   

Even PBS is starting to figure it out:

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdes ... tomor.html

Just a few years ago the same PBS would've denounced anyone saying this as a right wing hack. Now they're seeing it, too. That means it's worse than this.

   

What happens when the money does run out? is that the end of the US as we know it? can we prevent the collapse from happening?

   

It's not about the money 'running out'. Even after the latest round of 'quantitative easing' (deliberate inflation) ends the Federal Reserve will still be ginning up another $1.2 million in electronic dollars every minute.

The effect of endlessly creating new money is that it debases the value of the money that's already in circulation. It's also a form of defacto taxation as the government claims an ever-increasing portion of the nation's wealth by debasing the value of the wealth that people have in savings, stocks, bonds, and in their pockets.

As it is the purchasing power of the US dollar has dropped over 95% since the Federal Reserve came into existence.

Proof? In 1913 one dollar was worth one ounce of silver. Right now it takes over twenty dollars to buy an ounce of silver.

At some point people will start using other currencies as the global reserve (like the Euro) and the dollar will crash.

There's a lot of analysts now saying that this will happen by this time next year. Maybe sooner.

Fun times ahead.

   

I guess we'll have to bail them out or annex them.

My preference is annexing them. I always wanted to see pretty much every border guard on both sides of that magic line shit canned.

   

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