Sunday, May 24, 2009

We Have a Short Term Problem



Do we have a short term problem? Well yes we do.

It just depends on how you look at it and who you look at to determine it IMO. According to president Obama? We have a short term problem in the economy. Though where he gets the perception that the short term is the problem is beyond me, as the long term problem is what is looming like a tidal wave and short term quick fixes cannot repair the damage done over the past thirty years and more.

The president openly admits that we are out of money. Is anyone listening? Or are they still in that dazzled messianic daze of waltzing with the Pied Piper of socialist promises and hoping for change. Because if they are? They won't be singing happy days are here again anytime soon.

In this interview, the president is attempting to make the connection between our present economic dire straights, and our currently existing system of health care. But watch and listen closely, it's not health care that he uses to build the bridge to his economic temple of milk and honey for the masses. It is medicare and medicaid. There is the shell game.

While it can be conveniently argued by those who know not a twit of our health care system, or how it works or who it serves, Medicaid and Medicare are not our 'health care system.' They are each programs originally aimed at taking care of our elderly indigent populations. You have to be sixty two years old to qualify for Medicare and you have to basically demonstrate poverty level destitution to qualify for Medicaid. What do those two programs have to do with the health care of the remaining 250 million Americans as it concerns their health care. Not a lot until they turn 62 that is for certain.

What the master of deceit, deflection and the spreading of artful political defecation isn't telling us in this interview? Is that when he speaks of health care, he is actually speaking of socialized medicine and his intended coverage of those forty million Americans who currently depend upon free indigent medical care as provided in ever community across this country already at county funded hospitals.

The only difference being? These non insured presently show up at our county hospitals and are treated on a case by case basis, as opposed to being able to acquire a personal physician or health insurance plan and go to a doctor's office or private clinic. If you have any doubt of that? Then simply go to any hospital in this country and follow the Mexicans who are lining up for everything from free organ transplants to the birthing of their illegal children at our expense.

And the president won't tell you that at least a third of those that he is longing to include in his (health care) program, don't have health care not because they can't obtain health insurance at a reasonable rate, but they don't have it because they simply refuse to use their own money to pay for it. They are the loyal and dependable minions of liberal socialist change and they know that the optimum feature of the system is to force other people to pay your way the for you.

So here we have the president once again lecturing us on how his great plan melds all these wondrous and altruist things together and how it is our own failures of health care planning (through the years) that have truly brought us to the precipice of complete and utter economic collapse today.

I am sorry....but did I miss something. Was I having a Sleeping Beauty moment of personal coma? Is president Obama my prince Charming who has come to awaken me with a kiss? I think not!

I believe I was here and aware of the goings on of the last thirty odd years in my life and my country. I am aware that the present economic collapse has been predicated upon the dismissal of checks and balances initiated by president Clinton when he signed into law provisions that eliminated the Glass Stegall Act. I believe I remember congressman Barney Frank and senator Chuck Shumer dismissing any concerns or inquiries into Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack during the Bush administration and declaring both of the bloated and bloodless entities not only stable? But models of efficiency that should be further saddled with more debt.

I remember the mantra and manifesto of the past thirty years in liberal democrat America as it concerned supposed 'affordable housing.' And I remember where the liberal hustle for all this first began back with Jimmy Carter. I remember the Carter administration calling it 'the Community Reinvestment Act' when it was first created. And I remember the Clinton administration putting the supposed Community Reinvestment Act on a greased rail and pushing it at light speed forward, to help prop up his friends who had lost their investments in the crash of the dot.com bubble at the end of his first administration.

So how does this all go again Mr. Obama? How is it that allowing you to spend trillions of our money that you admit that we don't have on your socialist health care scheme? How is that going to save our economy and lead America back to prosperity and a stable economy?

Meanwhile, your borrowing and printing is leading this nation steadily toward the abyss of complete collapse. We are about to lose our AAA rating as the UK lost theirs last week. And for those interested? The UK is a neatly folded little microcosm of what we here in America can expect to befall us, not long after it appears on their shores. On issues from immigration to the institutionalized secular attacks on faith and the institutionalized attacks on individual rights, to the present pending collapse of their own economy as a result of NuLabor's pursuit of the holy grail of multicultural Nirvana. And yes, theirs is a national health care system to be held up to close examination and scrutiny for the true failures that it represents. All these social experiments have already been tried there and they have already failed miserably. Yet these are the precise hustles that Barack Obama is putting forth as his new ideas.

You see? Their Mr. Blair was so enthused and enamoured by our original man from Hope (Bill Clinton) that Blair folded into his own batter many of the same elements that were going into the baking of liberal cupcakes here in America. And now it has become evident that over time these British economic cupcakes have become unleavened. Unstable if you will. They no longer provide the taste or allure or promise as advertised.

And they have become more and more so as each day passes, because the formula is in error. The recipe is lacking that which causes the bread and the batter to rise and theirs is a recipe for disaster! As is ours! The only difference being? We started out with far more dough.

Yet the band plays on. And as those in the UK pass by the baker's window daily? They still see the bread and the cupcakes being made, yet the available supply of finished products gets smaller and smaller. The same as it is occurring here. In essence, there is no longer enough dough to feed the massive machine created to produce the dough. A self fulfilling prophesy IMO.

And one day soon when the jig is finally up? It all comes crashing down. But in the interim, we have the master salesman of socialist delight still hustling the sugary cakes and telling us that all will be well in the morning.

Do excuse me if I don't share in those sugar plum dreams.

If you are interested in your own personal future and that of your family, I would suggest and highly recommend that you exit the mainstream media flows and begin some free and independent thinking and assessing the reality on your own.

There are many sources available and many of them are painting the ultimate demise and collapse as coming on or about 2012. And has absolutely nothing to do with the Mayan calendar, or Nostradamus or whether a comet comes and knocks earth off it's kilter on 12.21.2009

These predictions are based in fact and the known working knowledge of economics as observed over generations. We are in trouble and the sad part is? Most of us never saw it coming and continue to refuse to see it even as it shadows our future into oblivion.

3 comments:

Tiddles said...

Yeah, we got a short term problem alright. Here he is telling the people of this country that they are screwed?

And the big story is what? The Indy 500 winner?

No wonder we are in trouble.

Ruth said...

Every economist in this country knows that we are burning through money like a house on fire, yet the media continues to go along with this lunacy and refuses to shed any serious light on the realities of the Obama budget and his plans to literally kill major business and industry in this country.

How much longer can we survive? With our jobs and our investments becoming worthless by the day?

Julian said...

And the plot thickens this morning with his announcement of Supreme Court appointment.