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Taxpayer rebellion April 2011, Atlas Shruggs

Although it is two years away, it is time to start planning for a taxpayer rebellion. Ayn Rand for saw this and so did our founding fathers. The greatest threat to democracy is the ability of those who don't produce to vote themselves the property of those who do.  We have, in the name of fairness and democracy taken away all the restraints on this that were originally placed in the constitution.  The country is being pulled down and so is the foreseeable future of mankind. With a lower standard of living world wide there will be more wars and more starvation, but our world wide carbon foot print will be improved, as the population falls. The liberals are thrilled. It is not that they hated conservatives, they've hated themselves. They have wanted the world to go back before the modern era, and it will. Before the use of fertilizers that have allowed us to feed 6 billion people (organic farming is less productive and dirtier). Possibly we'll be able to feed 3 billion without fertilizer. They are against the internal combustion machine before we develop a replacement. Horses can pull the plow. Not cattle and oxen, they put out too much methane. Self hatred when not in power and self destructive when they are. So far they have yet to put out a stimulus plan that can stimulate our economy. Why should people invest in a futurewith the destructive policies of the left in charge? I wonder if Obama has ever read Jefferson.
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The war on the economies of the west

As we watch the stock market and the financial problems we face, we need to think about the causes as well as the solutions.  The first cause comes out of Congress.  Years back Congress pushed the financial industry to make loans to poorer people so that they could have a piece of the country. It sounded like a wonderful idea, as all government influence in the economy sounds till the unintended consequences catch up with reality.  First unintended consequence was the need for cheap labor to build those houses. What we got was illegal aliens filling those jobs.  Jobs that couldn't be done by American labor if we wanted to keep the houses cheap enough to give loans to the less afluent to buy. Next came the large home developers who saw a fortune to be made by using the cheap labor and selling, basicly to banks since the people buying didn't put money down. The banks then figured that, like the FHA, private bonds could be sold and they could continue buying houses.  All of this might have gone on longer but for the price of oil. Yes, the price is now pushed  up every time we turn on the presses and print more money, but not at first. The OPEC cartel is working hard to destroy the economic future of the west, just as Al Qada is working to destroy our faith in ourselves. 
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