Tapsearch Com EditorCan you hear me now -from the streets of USA
October 3rd 2008 03:09
Bizarre Politics Reports:
There's more Joe the Plumber s out here
By Ray Tapajna , Editor and Artist at Tapart News and Art That Talks --CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW ( There's more Joe the Plumbers out here. )
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW !
During the Financial Crisis , we are hearing alot about Main Street but there are many more streets in the USA behind Main Street where the unnetted still have no voice.
A message from the streets of USA:
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW.... The unnetted on the streets of USA were trying to reach their political leaders for years. Now the political leaders are talking up Main Street but is it just another coined phrase with no substance behind it ? Most likely it will be business as usual after Big Money gets bailed out.
How can anyone vote for any major political candidate?
When:
Small Money is being asked to bail out Big Money.
Small Money has taken a hit for years with millions losing their jobs
and/or small businesses.
The Government recently came and gave us economic stimulus money to
stimulate the economy. Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke said
we should spend it on "domestically produced goods" but did not tell us
where these goods existed. Much of our goods are made outside the USA.
Any money spent on retail stimulates others economies and not ours.( see
Ben says Buy USA ) Then the economic
storm hit Big Money's house of cards. It exposed the economy based on
money making money and not on making things.
However, none of this is new. They now talk about what will happen but
never talk about what happened in the past twenty years. The headlines
read, Home Foreclosures break records, The Trade Deficit bread records,
The Call for Emergency Food break records , Bankruptcy break records
etc. These headlines appeared in 1998 and for several years prior to
that, and not just in 2008.
We kept a record of 1998 and have a list of companies that closed down
and most of the jobs that were lost . ( See
Lists of jobs and companies lost during the Clinton Years Other
stories back then reported that 48 percent of all small business people
had maxed out their credit cards trying to keep afloat. Also, reportedly
only about 40 percent of all workers in the USA qualified for
unemployment insurance indicating there were millions of workers missing
in action and not reported as being unemployed. We were told that one
third of all who were 55 or more who lost their jobs, never found
another one. It was also reported that about 40 percent of all young
blacks in the inner city were unemployed.
President Clinton's definition of what is - is-, applied to many other
things besides his personal habits .
Let's tell it like it is .
1. The U.S. Federal Government sponsored the moving of factories outside
the USA starting in 1956 and they never quit this supposedly temporary
program. It first evolved into the maquiladora factory program in
Mexico and Central America and by 1992 there were 2,000 former U.S.
factories in Mexico alone prior to the passing of NAFTA.
2. The elder Bush was the starting pitcher for free trade. President
Clinton came and was the set-up-man getting both NAFTA and GATT trade
agreements passed with the number of factories moved to Mexico quickly
doubling to more than 4,000. Soon afterwards, President Clinton had to
rush billions of dollars to Mexico to save the peso.
3. Bush the second came in as the closer of this game of Big Money
while hiding the state of the economy behind his pre-emptive wars.
Both McClain and Obama are relief pitchers standing in the wings, ready
to take over Big Money's free traders game.
However, our economy based on making money on money instead of making
things has burned out just like the many communities were burn out
after their factories were moved away. The Federal Reserve Bank has
paper printed with pictures of presidents on it and call it money ( or
Federal Reserve Notes) . The Bank is actually an independent master bank
of banks that gets interest on printed paper. The paper is also used to
gain value by a stock market that uses it as play money for their own
self interests. It grew to enormous values as workers were fired
instead of hired. Big Money called it an increase in productivity.
In 1998, I had an article published on the Federal Trade Commission site
titled , If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one. I
listed 30 points under it which included many of the jobs and companies
that were lost. I updated the article when President Bush the second
took office. ( see If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one ) I could
publish it again in 2008 with most of the information being the same.
It demonstrates that tariffs were taken off products and put on workers
and their pocket books. This has made our tax codes obsolete and the
U.S. non-competive when production is moved from place to place anywhere
in the world for the sake of cheaper labor. I proposed a new way of
raising money more fairly with taps on all transactions to replace most
other tax methods since our tax codes now act as a tariff on work.( See
Taps instead of Taxes ) And I also ask whatever happened to U.S. Saving Bonds that were so successful supporting World War 2 ?
Now main street is sending a message - Can you hear me now with those
who were outside looking in at the celebration by the free traders and
globalists finally being heard. The unnetted who were sacrificed at the
altar of greed are growing more visible now in large numbers. They are saying no to
Big Money. They say welcome our club- many of us have lost everything it took a life time to accumulate .
Hopefully, the inscription on our money says - In God We Trust- will
now come true.
A House of Cards Economy Ready to Fall
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW !
During the Financial Crisis , we are hearing alot about Main Street but there are many more streets in the USA behind Main Street where the unnetted still have no voice.
A message from the streets of USA:
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW.... The unnetted on the streets of USA were trying to reach their political leaders for years. Now the political leaders are talking up Main Street but is it just another coined phrase with no substance behind it ? Most likely it will be business as usual after Big Money gets bailed out.
How can anyone vote for any major political candidate?
When:
Small Money is being asked to bail out Big Money.
Small Money has taken a hit for years with millions losing their jobs
and/or small businesses.
The Government recently came and gave us economic stimulus money to
stimulate the economy. Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke said
we should spend it on "domestically produced goods" but did not tell us
where these goods existed. Much of our goods are made outside the USA.
Any money spent on retail stimulates others economies and not ours.( see
Ben says Buy USA ) Then the economic
storm hit Big Money's house of cards. It exposed the economy based on
money making money and not on making things.
However, none of this is new. They now talk about what will happen but
never talk about what happened in the past twenty years. The headlines
read, Home Foreclosures break records, The Trade Deficit bread records,
The Call for Emergency Food break records , Bankruptcy break records
etc. These headlines appeared in 1998 and for several years prior to
that, and not just in 2008.
We kept a record of 1998 and have a list of companies that closed down
and most of the jobs that were lost . ( See
Lists of jobs and companies lost during the Clinton Years Other
stories back then reported that 48 percent of all small business people
had maxed out their credit cards trying to keep afloat. Also, reportedly
only about 40 percent of all workers in the USA qualified for
unemployment insurance indicating there were millions of workers missing
in action and not reported as being unemployed. We were told that one
third of all who were 55 or more who lost their jobs, never found
another one. It was also reported that about 40 percent of all young
blacks in the inner city were unemployed.
President Clinton's definition of what is - is-, applied to many other
things besides his personal habits .
Let's tell it like it is .
1. The U.S. Federal Government sponsored the moving of factories outside
the USA starting in 1956 and they never quit this supposedly temporary
program. It first evolved into the maquiladora factory program in
Mexico and Central America and by 1992 there were 2,000 former U.S.
factories in Mexico alone prior to the passing of NAFTA.
2. The elder Bush was the starting pitcher for free trade. President
Clinton came and was the set-up-man getting both NAFTA and GATT trade
agreements passed with the number of factories moved to Mexico quickly
doubling to more than 4,000. Soon afterwards, President Clinton had to
rush billions of dollars to Mexico to save the peso.
3. Bush the second came in as the closer of this game of Big Money
while hiding the state of the economy behind his pre-emptive wars.
Both McClain and Obama are relief pitchers standing in the wings, ready
to take over Big Money's free traders game.
However, our economy based on making money on money instead of making
things has burned out just like the many communities were burn out
after their factories were moved away. The Federal Reserve Bank has
paper printed with pictures of presidents on it and call it money ( or
Federal Reserve Notes) . The Bank is actually an independent master bank
of banks that gets interest on printed paper. The paper is also used to
gain value by a stock market that uses it as play money for their own
self interests. It grew to enormous values as workers were fired
instead of hired. Big Money called it an increase in productivity.
In 1998, I had an article published on the Federal Trade Commission site
titled , If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one. I
listed 30 points under it which included many of the jobs and companies
that were lost. I updated the article when President Bush the second
took office. ( see If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one ) I could
publish it again in 2008 with most of the information being the same.
It demonstrates that tariffs were taken off products and put on workers
and their pocket books. This has made our tax codes obsolete and the
U.S. non-competive when production is moved from place to place anywhere
in the world for the sake of cheaper labor. I proposed a new way of
raising money more fairly with taps on all transactions to replace most
other tax methods since our tax codes now act as a tariff on work.( See
Taps instead of Taxes ) And I also ask whatever happened to U.S. Saving Bonds that were so successful supporting World War 2 ?
Now main street is sending a message - Can you hear me now with those
who were outside looking in at the celebration by the free traders and
globalists finally being heard. The unnetted who were sacrificed at the
altar of greed are growing more visible now in large numbers. They are saying no to
Big Money. They say welcome our club- many of us have lost everything it took a life time to accumulate .
Hopefully, the inscription on our money says - In God We Trust- will
now come true.
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