What will you achieve if you take out student loans, go to college, improve your skills and get ahead of your competition? For the first time in US history, you’ll most likely get a ton of student loan debt and join your competition in a place on a very long unemployment line. But the affluent [...]
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It’s a First! Most unemployed Americans attended at least some college, for the first time ever
Posted in corruption, Economics, Economics, recession, education, income redistribution, Occupy, taxes, trade, trade deficit, Uncategorized, wealth redistribution, tagged college, free trade treaties, high school, income redistribution, Ron Wyden, unemployment on Jpm5000000pmSun, 27 May 2012 20:22:15 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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) [...]
Boycott the Oregonian newspaper, A Propaganda Conduit of the One Percent
Posted in corruption, culture, Economics, recession, income redistribution, mortgage fraud, Politics, taxes, trade, trade deficit, wealth redistribution, tagged boycott, earl blumenauer, fire fighters, Free trade, layoffs, Oregonian newspaper, Police, Ron Wyden, school districts, tax base, teachers on Jam4000000amSat, 21 Apr 2012 08:42:09 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Oregonian newspaper is the primary propaganda organ of the one percent in the state of Oregon. The newspaper reported today that the Beaverton School District is going to lay off 344 employees. The district is the third largest in the state. What is conspicuous is what the Oregonian chose not to mention; much of [...]
Why Are Teacher Cut Backs Coming? Blame Free Trade Agreements
Posted in corruption, culture, Economics, Economics, recession, education, free trade, George W. Bush, income redistribution, Politics, Recessions, the Rigged Game, trade, trade deficit, wealth redistribution, tagged class sizes, cut backs, Franklin High School, free trade treaties, George W Bush, Income, Jimmy Carter, job creation, jobs, oregon, Portia Hall, Portland, President, redistribution, reductions, Steve Duin, tax base, Teacher, teachers, Trans Pacific free trade agreement, Wall Street on Jam4000000amTue, 17 Apr 2012 10:19:30 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Oregonian writer Steve Duin wrote a nice piece about teacher cutbacks at Franklin High School coming in the next few months. He only told the effects, and I asked him to write about what has caused these cutbacks. Below is a link to his well written column, and below that is my response. At [...]
The Shattering of the American Dream
Posted in corruption, culture, Economics, Economics, recession, free trade, goldman sachs, income redistribution, Occupy, trade, trade deficit, war, wealth redistribution, tagged Free trade, income redistribution, Trans-Pacific Free Trade Treaty on Jam4000000amFri, 06 Apr 2012 09:47:35 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The American Dream has been thrown out the window by the one percent and their lackeys in government. Now they’re kicking the battered dream down the street with the toes of their boots as they negotiate the Trans-Pacific Income Redistribution Agreement. That back room deal means more of the same. Redistributing more income from the [...]
Ten Years into the U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement Brutal Sweatshop Conditions Endure
Posted in Economics, free trade, goldman sachs, income redistribution, Politics, Recessions, trade, trade deficit, tagged Free trade, income redistribution, Jordan Free Trade Treaty, Trans-Pacific Free Trade Treaty on Jam4000000amMon, 02 Apr 2012 10:13:55 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Trans-Pacific Free Trade Negotiations are continuing in secret, and that’s the best way for representatives of the one percent to undermine our liberties, undercut our wages, and destroy our tax base. Sounds like a good plan to redistribute our income to themselves via higher profits, greater dividends and rising share prices. But what about [...]
Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke warns jobs recovery may be ‘out of sync’ with economic picture. But What Is He Not Saying?
Posted in "John Hively", corruption, Economics, Economics, recession, Federal Reserve, income redistribution, Politics, Recessions, taxes, the Rigged Game, trade deficit, wealth redistribution, tagged Ben Bernanke, economic growth, Federal Reserve Bank, jobs on Jpm3000000pmMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:57:12 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Bernanke said he believed the jobs problem (lack of job creation) in the USA is a “cyclical” rather than a “structural” problem. What is he really saying? It’s simple. The redistribution of income and wealth from the 99 percent to the one percent is not part of the problem. Of course, he’s lying. It doesn’t [...]
How many more of Obama’s lies do we need to endure? Obama cages Native-American Protesters
Posted in corruption, culture, Economics, income redistribution, oil, trade, trade deficit, wealth redistribution, tagged KXL pipeline, native-Americans, obama, Oklahoma on Jam3000000amFri, 23 Mar 2012 09:59:45 +000012 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I voted for Obama to be president of the United States, not to be the president of big oil and Wall Street. I gave his campaign fifty bucks. I manned his phones and called his supporters. I went door-to-door for the lying rat bastard. I voted and worked for hope and change and all I [...]
