Planned Collapse of America Article SCARY STUFF!

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I am far from a conspiracy theorist, but I just read this interesting article that makes me think twice about what is really going on!

PLANNED COLLAPSE OF AMERICA

By F Wooldridge
August 4, 2008

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Right now, this nation sinks in financial quicksand with $9.4 trillion debt. We borrow $2 billion daily to float our economy. Our consumer debt exceeds $2 trillion. Our annual trade deficit exceeds $700 billion. We shell out $700 billion annually for oil. Average American credit card holder carries a $9,240 balance according to NBC’s Brian Williams. Over 1,000 American manufacturing jobs vanish weekly in Michigan , Ohio , Illinois and Indiana . In excess of 28 million Americans use food stamps to feed themselves. We spend $12 billion a month for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan . We suffer 1.5 million homeless walking our streets in America .

Our ghettoes smolder with human misery, crime and despair while we build Iraq ’s future. How about $4.00 a gallon for gas and $4.69 a gallon for diesel? How about our Interstate highway infrastructure as well as sewer systems in this country degrade by the day—yet continue without repair! Yet, we import 200,000 third world immigrants every 30 days without end to add to the horrific load upon our country!

Anyone out there understand California , Phoenix , Nevada and Colorado suffer ongoing droughts? Yet, for starters, California adds 1,600 people daily according to http://www.capsweb.org.

Does anyone understand how much trouble the United States finds itself? I mean, folks, this nation stands on its tip-toes in a septic tank nostril-deep in trouble.

“This is going to make it extraordinarily difficult for whoever’s going to become president—I don’t care who the president is,” said Kent Conrad, U.S. Senate Budget Committee chairman on Bush’s projected $482 billion budget deficit, a new record.

In his noble piece, The Planned Collapse of America, Peter Chamberlin wrote, “The government has known for decades that America is on a countdown to self-destruction. Among the elite it is common knowledge that our “global economy” must one day collapse from its own dead weight. In 1974 an intensive research project was undertaken by the Stanford Research Institute and the Charles F. Kettering Foundation for the Dept. of Education. Their final report was released as the Changing Images of Man.

“The object of the research was the development of a plausible vision of the future in which democratic methods survive, major problems are managed successfully if not resolved, and the unfolding of the human potential continues to expand. In other words, the postulation of a “desirable future” including feasible paths to its realization.”

The two men running for the presidency, Obama and McCain, display voting records in the U.S. Senate that fail to secure our future but work against American citizens!

Where do I start? Has either candidate stopped the massive H-1B, H-2B, L-1 and other massive visa scams that displaced over 1,000,000 jobs out of American hands? No! Obama and McCain voted for extensions of those visas and adding to them. Not only that, both candidates voted for all insourcing, outsourcing and offshoring of jobs. They’ve collectively screwed America ’s manufacturing workforce out of jobs.

Take a guess as to why our home foreclosure rates explode out of control? Our U.S. Senate along with Obama and McCain protect the interests of 20 million illegal aliens that take jobs from American citizens! They support and defend those within our country that live and work in violation of our laws.

“Those who should get in, get in; those who should be kept out, are kept out; and those who should not be here will be required to leave.” – Testimony of the late Barbara Jordan, Chair, U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform on February 24, 1995.

Has either candidate stepped up to stop 20 to 30 million illegal aliens from remaining in our country against our American working citizens? No! They voted to give amnesty in June 2007 while doubling legal immigration from 1.2 to 2.4 million each year.

Obama calls our own ICE agents ‘terrorists’ for doing their jobs to protect American citizens. Additionally, he cheered the recent court decision against the citizens of Hazelton , PA that allows illegal felons, rapists, child molesters, murderers and drunk drivers free reign within the city as, “a victory for all Americans.” Trouble is; they aren’t Americans; they are illegal aliens. And, he thinks we should speak Spanish instead of our own national language: English!

McCain voted for the 1986 amnesty, but did nothing to secure our borders then and now. How completely out of their minds do you think they show themselves as they represent everything against American citizenship!

Has either one shown vision as to our accelerating energy crisis? Look at their records to find not one single bill to move this country toward energy independence. No vision, no plan, no action for three years from Obama and 30 years from McCain!

Has either man stepped up to stop 400,000 annual illegal alien anchor babies and their mothers from sucking out of the U.S. taxpayer’s pocket? Even while 86 hospitals in California and Arizona bankrupted out of existence because of millions of illegals using services for free? Not a chance!

Chamberlin said, “The thing about this research is that this work has confirmed that our economy based on parasitic capitalism, where the small elite sits atop the heap of men and gorges on their lifeblood, is destroying the social fabric of America .”

Notice the elites use their immense power to continue flooding America with a 21st century slave class. Notice their complete disregard for the rule of law.

“This system is based on a stacked deck, where the top elites always reap the profits that are made to rise to the top through the corporate profits-based system,” Chamberlin said. “The research confirmed that the rowing inequities of such a system were ever increasing and with them, elevated social tensions.”

Chamberlin talked about the New World Order with George W. Bush pushing it onto America as fast as his devious hands can push. Chamberlin talked about Bush raging war on Iran against America ’s wishes.

Chamberlin said, “Despite all the report’s shortcomings and its hypocrisy, it does make some sound observations about what is needed for our immediate survival. We should take it as a guide to what our government knows about the coming mega-crisis and a template to help us see what changes we could make if there were truly a new economy, a new social contract, a new American state. For it is obvious to all those who take the time to look, that we are headed into a period of national freefall, when American society plunges head first, into a dark abyss of uncertainty, as the old order passes away, and the New World Order rushes in to fill the void. We are seeing the planned collapse of America , coming down the road we are on. What are we going to do to get our nation off that highway to hell?”

Unfortunately, in the same brush stroke, I see average American citizens–too apathetic, too preoccupied with frivolity and too self-absorbed in indolent behavior to care enough to take action.

It’s a guaranteed reality that when Obama or McCain take the wheel on January 9, 2009, one or the other continues on the same track toward the same destination that George W. Bush launched. Our sovereignty, our culture, our language, our success as a civilization cannot and will not survive this onslaught.

[Coronita]

It’s the same as “roman empire” falling articles I’ve read in the 90ies.

[Coronita]

It’s the same as “roman empire” falling articles I’ve read in the 90ies.

[Coronita]

It’s the same as “roman empire” falling articles I’ve read in the 90ies.

[Coronita]

It’s the same as “roman empire” falling articles I’ve read in the 90ies.

[Coronita]

It’s the same as “roman empire” falling articles I’ve read in the 90ies.

[peterb]

With unemployment climbing and baby boomers having their networth gutted just before retirement….I think we’re looking at socialized health care at the very least and a global recession that will rival the 1930’s.

But empires collapse at a slow and boring pace, at least historically speaking.

[peterb]

With unemployment climbing and baby boomers having their networth gutted just before retirement….I think we’re looking at socialized health care at the very least and a global recession that will rival the 1930’s.

But empires collapse at a slow and boring pace, at least historically speaking.

[peterb]

With unemployment climbing and baby boomers having their networth gutted just before retirement….I think we’re looking at socialized health care at the very least and a global recession that will rival the 1930’s.

But empires collapse at a slow and boring pace, at least historically speaking.

[peterb]

With unemployment climbing and baby boomers having their networth gutted just before retirement….I think we’re looking at socialized health care at the very least and a global recession that will rival the 1930’s.

But empires collapse at a slow and boring pace, at least historically speaking.

[peterb]

With unemployment climbing and baby boomers having their networth gutted just before retirement….I think we’re looking at socialized health care at the very least and a global recession that will rival the 1930’s.

But empires collapse at a slow and boring pace, at least historically speaking.

[Coronita]

Frankly, I was a little surprised about how badly the local S.D. economy is doing these days. I would have thought that the economy is more diverse than say the Bay Area (which is concentrated in tech).

It might be diverse, but one thing I’ve noticing it’s only diverse in the sense that S.D. hosts a lot of companies that aren’t HQ’d here. So it seems like when the economy contracts, and companies need to cut heads, they start by closing remote locations. That said, how many major employers are either (1) hq’d here or (2) have an office that accounts for more than 30% of the entire company’s workforce? Don’t have an answer to that question.

[Coronita]

Frankly, I was a little surprised about how badly the local S.D. economy is doing these days. I would have thought that the economy is more diverse than say the Bay Area (which is concentrated in tech).

It might be diverse, but one thing I’ve noticing it’s only diverse in the sense that S.D. hosts a lot of companies that aren’t HQ’d here. So it seems like when the economy contracts, and companies need to cut heads, they start by closing remote locations. That said, how many major employers are either (1) hq’d here or (2) have an office that accounts for more than 30% of the entire company’s workforce? Don’t have an answer to that question.

[Coronita]

Frankly, I was a little surprised about how badly the local S.D. economy is doing these days. I would have thought that the economy is more diverse than say the Bay Area (which is concentrated in tech).

It might be diverse, but one thing I’ve noticing it’s only diverse in the sense that S.D. hosts a lot of companies that aren’t HQ’d here. So it seems like when the economy contracts, and companies need to cut heads, they start by closing remote locations. That said, how many major employers are either (1) hq’d here or (2) have an office that accounts for more than 30% of the entire company’s workforce? Don’t have an answer to that question.

[Coronita]

Frankly, I was a little surprised about how badly the local S.D. economy is doing these days. I would have thought that the economy is more diverse than say the Bay Area (which is concentrated in tech).

It might be diverse, but one thing I’ve noticing it’s only diverse in the sense that S.D. hosts a lot of companies that aren’t HQ’d here. So it seems like when the economy contracts, and companies need to cut heads, they start by closing remote locations. That said, how many major employers are either (1) hq’d here or (2) have an office that accounts for more than 30% of the entire company’s workforce? Don’t have an answer to that question.

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