Sunday, April 19, 2015

Former Secretary Paulson is suffering from "China Envy." I suppose so, he has billions if not a trillion or more invested in China.

This is from the "South China Morning Post."

April 19, 2015
By Nick Edwards

A new book (click here) from former US Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson provides his take on how the world's two biggest economies can work more effectively together.
"We face daunting challenges in today's increasingly complex and interconnected world," Paulson writes. "Our task will be much more difficult, if not impossible, to solve if the world's two most important economic powers work against each other."
He's given us 400 pages of views on how to get it right in "Dealing with China".

And those are the folks good ole Hank should be talking to. China has to develop a stable and thriving economy and that doesn't happen when they want to empty the banks in the USA and create monopolies along with it.

Hank spent most of his two years in China while in office. I think it was more than interesting that he went, "Oops." when the wheels fell off the American economy. 

There is something he didn't learn and that was the all to familiar integration of economies in the world. When the USA housing market sank in a historic recession, Europe went with us. But, that is where it's at with authors such as Paulson. Having control over every circulating dollar and every asset in the world is a sincere ambition for these bozos. 

To those like Hank that want to bring draconian ambitions to the USA I want to know why the stock markets didn't completely crash? Why wasn't it the Great Depression 2.0?

Because countries had RESIDUALS such as the Social Security Fund. There was a continuing economy throughout the range of 'basic needs.' That along with the Recovery Act by the Obama Administration with cuts in SSI taxes, putting more money into the MIDDLE CLASS and spending incentive checks being sent. 

That is why it wasn't the Great Depression 2.0. I find it odd to think the bankers that were bailed out didn't know that would be the result. I mean none of the Big Bankers jumped out windows, right? That only happened to those that were investors when they lost everything.

Oddly, there was no class action suit by families of the big banks that suffered the loss of family due to their crashed home economies.

What is really interesting is the increase in prostitution arrests in the southern states in the USA from 2007 to 2008. (click here)

That is really interesting to me. That is how the country was raped of any and all resources to the poor. They couldn't work anymore, because businesses closed their store fronts, and took up the world's oldest profession to put bread on the table for their children. 

Example: Tennessee

2001 there was 1360 arrests.
2007 there was 2219 arrests.
2010 there were 2387 arrests.

Capitalism is great isn't it. It allows desperate people to engage in their own businesses, including human trafficking. There is every indication Tennessee's capitalism is intact rather than jobs protected by unions.

Isn't that right Senator Corker? I think jobs for women should be a top priority for Senator Corker and not distracting the people into lies about Iran. What do you say? Infrastructure maybe?

There is a reason there is an executive branch to the USA government. It allows Congress to carry out the needs and priorities of the country. Perhaps, tax reform, too, huh? 

Better yet, there is an entire class of people called the Undocumented that could be paying their fair share of taxes to the USA Treasury. I mean I would think by now Senator Corker would realize the USA Treasury needs additional income, right? 

The Undocumented are already receiving health care, so why not let them provide monies to the USA Treasury?  

Right Senator Corker? I just figured being out on cable stations should mean something rather than fumbling with an agenda that is built on lies.

March 24, 2015
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Tennessee is 3rd in tornado claims and Kentucky is the 10th. 

The USA needs a real agenda for the real problems of the country. 

Don't you think? 

I guess not.