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Thirdeyex
04-04-2005, 08:37 AM
Got this in an e-mail thought I'd share...

Are You A Slave?

author: Pirates Are U.S.
harr matey... how to take a long walk on a short plank over deep water... wearing really heavy chains....

The New American Slavery
By Jolly Roger

The average American in the year 2005 lives a fragile existence, in a struggle for survival that can be ended by missing a few paychecks. The carrot at the end of the stick which was formerly known as "the American dream" has been replaced by a whip that can best be described as the American nightmare of homelessness, and slow, early death. You no longer work to achieve a better life for yourselves and your children. You work to keep a roof over your head, and you pray that you don't lose it. You became a slave when fear replaced incentive as your motivation to work, but I still suggest that you work while you can, because if the company you work for can't send your job overseas, the U.S. government is allowing 2000 people per day to enter this country illegally, because they're willing to do your job for less.

It doesn't matter if you're a "white collar" or "blue collar" employee. If you're an American, you're too highly paid. There are billions of people who want your job, and your government is doing all they can to see that you lose it to them. You see, we're not really Americans anymore. Now we're just anonymous faces in the "global village," because our government has sold our nation to foreigners and international bankers, and the new bankruptcy law has doomed the American citizen to a life of debt slavery. They'll insist that illegal immigrants are only doing jobs that Americans refuse to do, and you'll probably believe it, because if you're watching the TV that shovels that crap, you probably still have your job. The illegal immigrants are doing jobs that Americans always did, and every unemployed American I talk to can't find a job anywhere. And just like the European immigrants that flooded this country before the economic depression of the 1930's, today's illegal immigrants also have no gripe with a government that has allowed them work for high wages in America, and send billions back to their homeland. Nor do they care very much about our constitution, bill of rights, or way of life. They're only here for what they can grab, and our government has welcomed them with open arms, because they're grabbing it from you.

You're already working much longer, and much harder, to achieve a much lower standard of living than the previous generation, and 25 percent of working Americans no longer even get a vacation. The Social Security retirement age has been raised to match the life expectancy of American males, so apparently, you're also expected to work until you're dead. When you do finally get a vacation, they only trip you'll be taking will be in a pine box, and that's only if you're one of the lucky ones. Most of us will only get the state-issued canvas bag that gets tossed into the pit with all the others. If you don't mind the fact that you'll be working until you're dead, you might also want to consider the fact that you'll get nothing for your labor, because this nation's economy is about to crash like a freight train, and when it does, everything you've worked for will vanish. After the depression gets ugly, and your family has made the adjustment from three meals per day to three meals per week, the newspapers will blame your hunger on "the economy," as if it were some magical force that uncontrollably ruined a couple hundred million lives. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Politicians and international bankers can manipulate national economies at will, much in the way the media manipulates your mind, and a decision has been made to impoverish Americans, because global government requires that everyone in the world have an equally low standard of living. Simply put, we're being robbed of all we've worked for, because our government wants us to be poor, hungry, and docile, dependant upon them for our existence, and in fear of them for our lives. The government of the United States is intentionally destroying the economy of the United States, because the politicians and the international bankers they work for have decided that the American way of life, and catering to the demands of the American constitution, is simply too expensive.

Regardless of how wealthy you think you are, you actually have no real money at all. The "federal reserve notes" that are in your wallet, and your bank account, aren't really money, but are actually only paper on a debt that can never be paid, not even by combining all the assets and labor of every American alive today. Any loan-shark with a third grade education will tell you "the paper's no good," and naturally, the foreign investors who allow us to float this debt, have come to the same conclusion.

What is commonly known as the "U.S. dollar," represents a debt that is owed by the U.S. federal government, to the federal reserve bank. The federal reserve bank happens to be the privately owned entity that lent the money that's represented by the paper in your wallet. The federal reserve act signed away everything you own, and the fruit of your labor as collateral on this debt, and as foreign investors are becoming increasingly unwilling to invest the $2 billion per day needed to cover the interest, our creditors will want to collect it.

About 90 percent of all Americans are mortgaged to the hilt, and would have little or no assets left if all debts and liabilities were to be paid.* Most Americans have taken advantage of low interest rates, and are now paying a mortgage on their homes. The booming real estate market has made every purchase profitable, because the price of a home always rises. The problem is that the price of a home today is incredibly over-inflated, and the real estate boom that's been keeping the American economy afloat, is about to bust. Interest rates are going to rise, and the price of your home is going to drop drastically, which will leave you stuck paying for a house that probably wouldn't pay the interest on your debt if you sold it. If you're lucky enough to remain employed, inflation will shred your paycheck until you can no longer make mortgage payments. This is when you need to remember that when a nation's economy collapses, the wealth of the nation doesn't disappear, it only changes hands.

Millions of Americans are about to be tossed into the street, and because we're a kinder and gentler America, from the street they'll be tossed into shelters. Once in the shelter, they'll be wards of the social service system, which will make sure they all have food, and a bed to sleep in. In exchange for that food and shelter, the "welfare reform" act will put them to work at jobs where they will collect no additional salary. I guess the idea of "welfare reform" is a lot more acceptable to Americans than "forced labor" but regardless of what you call it, many Americans will soon experience slavery once again, and the slaves are not just sweeping public streets. Under the welfare reform act, many Americans are being put to work for private companies for no wages other than the cost of their food and shelter, both of which constitute the bare minimum requirements of survival. By causing the economy to collapse, and then "saving" the poor, our government can legally force millions of Americans into slavery. The new slavery will be blamed on "the economy," and it will employ a much larger percentage of the population than it did before the civil war.

To understand how they're accomplishing this, we need to turn our thoughts back to our monetary system, because due to the fact that it is no longer based on the gold standard, our government is in control of the money supply, and that gives them the ability to cause rampant unemployment, which is exactly what they're doing. The framers of the U.S. constitution protected us from this brand of tyranny, but because Americans were foolish enough to ignore and/or trust their government, they will become slaves, but most of them will blame themselves for their plight.

Article 1, Section 10, of the U.S. constitution clearly states that "no state shall... make any thing but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts." The constitution's prohibition of "fiat money" (what's in your wallet) guarantees that the wealth of the nation remains in the hands of the people, which leaves the government incapable of stealing the population's wealth, as they're doing today. You can collect all the dollars that you like. Our government decides what they're worth, and by keeping the presses working overtime, they're insuring that the dollar will soon be worthless.

The U.S. department of labor has also changed the way it collects data regarding unemployment, which allows for the fraudulent unemployment figures that are printed in the newspapers, and allows working Americans to believe that things aren't really that bad. Their new "household survey" system avoids counting most of the poor by basing unemployment figures on telephone surveys. A real estimate, based on population and payroll taxes, reveals that about 25 percent of the American workforce is presently unemployed, and that will eventually force them into the social service slavery system. Unless your mortgage and debts are completely paid off, and you can still pay your property taxes, there's a good chance you'll soon be joining them. Welcome to the third world, and to an American world, where slavery is legal once again.

What are you going to do when your government forces you into slavery? You can't avoid it, because if you're homeless, you'll be rounded up and brought to a "shelter", where you'll be fed, and probably medicated if you're not happy to be there. With so many people becoming homeless, it will be easy for them to find an apartment for you, and social services will pay your rent, and give you food stamps.

Soon after that they will find you a job, but naturally, you won't be taking home a paycheck because you're in debt to the social service system. They'll tell you that you're working your way back to independence, but since your salary will never be more than your expenses, you'll work for free until you're dead. If you refuse to work, the government "assistance" will be cut off, you'll be back out on the street, and you'll probably do your next job with a shackle around your ankle.

I'm not asking that you waste the time or paper required to write your congressman, because they don't care what you think anyway. What I am asking you to do is to remember something. When the economy does crash, and you're forced into the street. I want you to remember that this isn't your fault, and it's not the result of a "bad economy." Please remember that you're poor, hungry and homeless, because that's where our government wants you to be, and they intentionally destroyed the U.S. economy because they want you to suffer, and beg. And regardless of how bad things get, never sell your rifle. -- Jolly Roger

"Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens..... Lenin was certainly right." - John Maynard Keynes*

*90 percent of all Americans are mortgaged to the hilt, and would have little or no assets left if all debts and liabilities were to be paid. --- Rep. Traficant to U.S. Congress.

**John Maynard Keynes is the economist for whom our present monetary system is named.

Unlike this nation's wealth, anything written by Jolly Roger is the property of the American people, and the author hereby grants permission to anyone who so desires to post, copy, forward or distribute this letter as they see fit, and in fact, the author encourages you to do so.

Kent
04-08-2005, 10:07 PM
It's nice that at least there is 1 other here that might share my views about this, although I would go further.


When the economy does crash, and you're forced into the street. I want you to remember that this isn't your fault, and it's not the result of a "bad economy."

To the American sheeple: (not addressed to anyone here....)

Yes, it IS your fault. You are the ones in debt, living beyond your means, buying now and paying later. No one stuck a gun to your head and forced this debt on you.

And when the feces hits the fixed-pitched, motor driven blades, and a cashless economy is forced on you (when we go down, the world goes down, and we start all over again using electronic financial transactions), get ready to take the "mark", or lose everything you thought you had, because its hard to repay your debt in cash when there is no more cash. The bankers have you over a barrel.

And before you accuse me of being in the tin-hat brigade, people are already being chipped. It has already started.

http://www.adsx.com/prodservpart/verichip.html
The ChipMobile is on the Move!
Watch for the Chip Mobile coming to your town!
Whoopee!!!! Be the first in your neighborhood to get chipped.....Wont everyone be jealous?

Refusing the mark wont save you, but taking it will doom you. Are you willing to leave all your "stuff" behind? I doubt it.

What a interesting time to be alive.

Magnum88C
04-08-2005, 10:33 PM
One thing to consider:
IF you're not going to take the mark, and IF you can time it fairly close (or live with the reprecussions for a while, you can run those credit cards way up on some good SHTF gear and bolt when the crash happens (BTW all this new bankruptcy legislation is only going to make this happen sooner).

Terry G
04-09-2005, 08:46 PM
This kind of fear would not be prevalent if you lived within your means and then some. The current idea is charge it all, get it NOW, worry out paying 26% interest later. I have a credit card, ONE. That total bill get's paid every month. My Wife has four. She has never let a month go by without them being paid off. This "crash" thing scares people because they got themselves so far into debt from wanting instant gratification that they can't get out. Check around you. I'll bet 4 out of 5 people you know are in huge credit card debt. Who's fault is it? The Government's? Like what was said, who held a gun to your head and told you to buy that big screen TV and that whole new set of furniture? Credit cards are one thing most people don't understand. The average interest rate is 23 to 26%, monthly. Hello, that's roughly 25% of your payment that's going to interest, not to the bill. Just pay the monthly minimum and you will be in your late eighties before it's paid off, and that's only if you don't charge anymore. We're making slave's of ourselves. One really scary thing is that credit card companies can call in your debt right NOW. That's right. No more minimum payment's, no wait until next month, it's a debt that can be called in at any time. I'll bet a lot of people never thought of that.

Magnum88C
04-09-2005, 08:55 PM
HEHE, I use my Visa Checkcard.

If I don't have the money, I don't have IT, whatever IT is.

Fell intot he creditcard trap once (only a $500 card). Said screw it, cut it up and paid it off. No more for me, thank you.

But you're right, I know people with over $30,000 in CC debt. Damn, I didn't pay that much for my truck. . .

Kent
04-09-2005, 10:55 PM
I get the prepaid mastercards. They are a viable option where a card is needed ie: ordering online, etc.

KJUN
04-09-2005, 11:49 PM
Yes, it IS your fault. You are the ones in debt, living beyond your means, buying now and paying later. No one stuck a gun to your head and forced this debt on you.
I better get the last of my student loans paid off before it crashes then, or they might take part of my brain out (to remove the knowledge gained) for non-repayment!

Rich Z
04-10-2005, 03:35 AM
The way to use a credit card is by treating it as a 30 day loan. Due IN FULL when the bill comes in. That's the way my wife and I have always treated our credit cards.

BTW, this thread really hit home, because I am finishing up my taxes, and that always gets glum thoughts running through my head. All we are, are tax cattle. Every April 15th the guy comes in with the bucket and grabs us by the suitable appendage(s) and yanks. But heck, we have TV, beer in the fridge, and McDonald's down on the corner, so life isn't so bad, right?

Oh, btw, I am moving this thread up into the Current Affairs forum. I don't want it to get lost in the General BS.

Kent
04-10-2005, 10:57 AM
BTW, this thread really hit home, because I am finishing up my taxes, and that always gets glum thoughts running through my head. All we are, are tax cattle.

Just imagine that the IRS billed us instead of taking it out of our checks before we even see it.

We'd be walking around with their heads on a stick.

BTW, the IRS gets beat on occasion. Heard a story on radio about a couple of truckers in TN that were charged w/ failure to file. The Atty proved that they weren'e required to, and were aquitted. The system is a fraud. But that is a thread (if not a entire board) in itself.

I better get the last of my student loans paid off before it crashes then, or they might take part of my brain out (to remove the knowledge gained) for non-repayment!


The shape shifting reptilian Illuminati Masters put an implant in your brain, when you were asleep. "They" are using your knowledge gained, wether you know it or not! BEWARE while you sleep!! Bwahahahahaha

Magnum88C
04-10-2005, 11:49 AM
Here's my rub on the income tax. I arrange my deductions such that I either get very little back, or have to pay around $100 at the end of the tax year. Why? Everyone tells me how great it is to "get" a big check at tax time. Well, you're not "getting" anything, it's your money that shouldn't have been taken. The government gets to use your money for a whole year, never paying you a dime of interest on it, and then you feel good about getting it at the end of the year? What itis, is a lazy man's saving account. You're better off taking that money, putting it in a short term CD or something, drawing interest on it, and cashing it in, paying the tax you owe. At least YOU made money off of it, not someone else, and the government still gets it's money. But it takes more discipline to do this than most people have, because YOU actually have to save the money, and still have it when tax time rolls around.

Kent
04-10-2005, 12:02 PM
The way to use a credit card is by treating it as a 30 day loan. Due IN FULL when the bill comes in. That's the way my wife and I have always treated our credit cards.

Know what the credit card companies call you? A deadbeat! Literally, thats how they refer to their customers that bay off their balance every month. They don't like you.
Now, do you care????? Didn't think so.

Magnum hit the nail on the head! Why give .gov an interest free loan?

Rich Z
04-10-2005, 01:05 PM
Well, there is a LOT I don't understand about the tax code. How this all got to be law, for instance.

How come if you are self employed and choose to NOT pay quarterlies, you are fined and charged interest on that money if you don't pay your taxes in advance of when they are due? Taxes are not DUE until they are due.

If you need to file an extension because of the complexity of your tax return or other issues, you need to figure out your taxes and send that money to the IRS along with the extension request. Well DUH!! If I could figure out my taxes in order to be able to do that I WOULDN'T NEED TO FILE THE BLASTED EXTENSION!!

And another thing. Hell will freeze solid before I will file electonically. I WANT them to have to process all these forms just like I have to do in filing my taxes. Matter of fact, I regret having to use TurboTax and have all the blocks printed. I should hand write them myself and make someone physically have to look at my return and enter those figures.

And how come nearly every line on a tax form requries yet another form for the figure you need to put into that line item?

When I was a kid, my grandfather told me that when they first came up with this income tax thing, the form consisted of a 3 x 5 index card that you filled out. Yeah, if the populace had known what a monster it would grow into, they would have burned Washington DC to the ground that year.

Magnum88C
04-10-2005, 01:22 PM
Couple of funny things about the income tax.
1.) It IS legal to do in support of a war, which is why it came about during WWII. The tax itself is supposed to be lifted once that war is over, it wasn't.

2.) No where in the tax code does it say an individual citizen is required to pay income taxes, it's all corporate. If you ask the IRS to show you where in the tax code an individual is require to pay taxes, they won't show you. If you go to court to not pay taxes, you are told you cannot use the defense that the tax code does not require it (!), and will be fined and held in contempt of court if you persist in that argument.

Magnum88C
04-10-2005, 01:25 PM
Know what the credit card companies call you? A deadbeat! Literally, thats how they refer to their customers that bay off their balance every month. They don't like you.
Of course they hate you. They make their money off of your interest payments (why do you think the typical minimum payment is ALL of that month's interest and usually only 2% of the premium? That's also why, even with a ****ty payment history, they'll almost always increase your credit limit.

The money they make charging businesses for using their services wouldn't even keep the lights on.

Same reason I was told car dealers don't like you paying in cash for a car. Their cut is taken from the total price of vehicle PLUS finance charges.

KJUN
04-10-2005, 01:51 PM
Here's my rub on the income tax. I arrange my deductions such that I either get very little back, or have to pay around $100 at the end of the tax year. Why? Everyone tells me how great it is to "get" a big check at tax time. Well, you're not "getting" anything, it's your money that shouldn't have been taken. The government gets to use your money for a whole year, never paying you a dime of interest on it, and then you feel good about getting it at the end of the year? What itis, is a lazy man's saving account. You're better off taking that money, putting it in a short term CD or something, drawing interest on it, and cashing it in, paying the tax you owe. At least YOU made money off of it, not someone else, and the government still gets it's money. But it takes more discipline to do this than most people have, because YOU actually have to save the money, and still have it when tax time rolls around.
I'm in that group that you are talking about, but for a different reason. I don't mind loaning the government my money interest free nearly as much as I mind the taxes they force me to pay, so letting them have it for a year (well, it's only a year on the FIRST month and less of a year on the following months) doesn't bother me. The little bit of interest I lose by not saving it myself won't cause me too lose any sleep.

BUT, I don't do it for the "bonus" at tax time. I do it so I don't ever have to pay taxes. I don't have to worry about it, etc. Changes in my life won't cause me to pay unless they are so substantial that I wouldn't care about taxes...lol. Due to a new grant a couple of years ago, we'd have had to pay a substantail amount of taxes at the end of the year thanks to the higher bracket for the year (but only having taxes taken out for that bracket for a short period of the year).I still didn't have to pay. Of course, I didn't get much back, either....lol.

My point is that there are other reasons to do things differently, and some of those reasons work for us. (Also, with them taking extra out of my check, I never had to pay at the end of the year even when I listed my monies earned from my snake sales. The method works for me.)

KJ

KJUN
04-10-2005, 01:52 PM
The shape shifting reptilian Illuminati Masters put an implant in your brain, when you were asleep. "They" are using your knowledge gained, wether you know it or not! BEWARE while you sleep!! Bwahahahahaha
Man, I hope they don't get bored with all of the dreams about redheaded twins they must have to wade through. Well, I don't get bored with them, so I guiess they wouldn't, either........

BigEd63
04-10-2005, 02:38 PM
I refer to my tax return as recovering some stolen money.

Kent
04-10-2005, 04:02 PM
Man, I hope they don't get bored with all of the dreams about redheaded twins they must have to wade through. Well, I don't get bored with them, so I guiess they wouldn't, either........

Redheads are a real handful, and you dream about 2 of them?????
Watching that wouldn't bore me! :dgrin:

RIKA
04-10-2005, 04:16 PM
I have a couple of credit cards and use them for everything including grocery purchases (saves having to write a check). At the end of the month, I always pay them in full. I'm still working for myself but my tax deposits are structured as to be minimum. Also try to deposit 10-15% of my gross earnings into savings. Takes a lot of self discipline.

RIKA