“More than a decade after George W Bush launched it, the “war on terror” was supposed to be winding down. US military occupation of Iraq has ended and Nato is looking for a way out of Afghanistan, even as the carnage continues. But another war – the undeclared drone war that has already killed thousands [...]
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America’s Middle Class Tax Morality
Posted in Economics, income redistribution, taxes, the Rigged Game, tagged middle class, morality, Taxes, United States on Jam5000000amFri, 25 May 2012 09:03:18 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes! Guess what? Taxes are a way of paying government services, but they’re also a way of voicing group solidarity. A study shows the truth of this. Click on the link below. America's middle-class tax morality
Citizen’s United Under Legal Attack
Posted in Economics, goldman sachs, Mitt Romney, Occupy, the Rigged Game, Uncategorized, wealth redistribution, tagged Attack, Citizen's United, corruption, income redistribution, supreme court on Jpm5000000pmSun, 20 May 2012 21:46:20 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The corrupt corporate wing of the supreme court ruled that coporations were people and that they could raise bazillions of dollars to bribe politicians without disclosing who their contributors were. The founding fathers would’ve been aghast at these easily bribed justices, bribed either with money, or access to economic royality, or other reasons. However, now [...]
How the poor are made to pay for their poverty in the USA
Posted in corruption, Economics, immigration, the Rigged Game, tagged government, poor, Private, rob on Jpm5000000pmFri, 18 May 2012 12:20:12 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It’s well known that private businesses soak the poor. What’s less well known is that the government does it as well. “The trick is to rob them in ways that are systematic, impersonal, and almost impossible to trace to individual perpetrators. Employers, for example, can simply program their computers to shave a few dollars off [...]
Senate Candidate Elizabeth Warren Calls for Ouster of NY Fed Chief
Posted in corruption, Economics, Federal Reserve, income redistribution, mortgage fraud, the Rigged Game, Uncategorized, tagged Elizabeth Warren, Jamie Dimon, JP morgan, NY Federal reserve on Jam5000000amMon, 14 May 2012 06:55:56 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren (D) is calling for JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon to resign from his position at the New York Federal Reserve Bank to acknowledge that he was in a position of trust after his company revealed that it had recently lost $2 billion as a result of bad bets on derivatives. [...]
Police Remove Activists from Trans Pacific Free Income Redistribution Trade Party for Staging Fake Award Ceremony
Posted in corruption, Economics, Economics, recession, free trade, income redistribution, Politics, the Rigged Game, trade, trade deficit, wealth redistribution, tagged ceremony, Dallas, income redistribution, Texas, Trans Pacific free trade agreement on Jam5000000amSun, 13 May 2012 09:45:44 +000012 10, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The one percent has moved to have more middle class income redistributed to themselves via the Trans Pacific Free Redistributing Income Treaty currently being negotiated in Dallas, Texas. Some activists infiltrated an awards ceremony there and the film is below. Two dozen rogue “delegates” disrupted the corporate-sponsored welcome gala for the high-stakes Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) [...]
The United States is in Decline. But Guess Why That is So!
Posted in "John Hively", corruption, culture, Economics, free trade, George W. Bush, goldman sachs, income redistribution, Politics, the Rigged Game, Uncategorized, wealth redistribution, tagged deregulation, free trade treaties, George W Bush, income redistribution, Ronald Reagan on Jam5000000amSun, 13 May 2012 09:15:30 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The decline of the United States began thirty years ago with President Ronald Reagan’s tax cuts for the rich. That extra money from the cuts allowed the rich to purchase legislation that redistributed income from the middle class to themselves, such as free trade agreements which allowed corporations to ship the jobs of working people [...]
