Chapter 1: Silly Billy had come to the Conclusion that Something Needed to be Done... But... What Exactly was the Solution?
Remember: Do Not Assassinate Donald Trump. That would Grant Him Martyr Status; Just Like Jesus Christ.
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History: Order of Assassins
In general, I Oppose Assassination with One Exception... PUTIN... He's going to keep on doing Evil for the Rest of his Life... and Some Other Russian Ought to Make that Life SHORT.
Maybe I'm Wrong... Maybe Just Arresting Putin and Sending Him to a Prison Camp in Siberia Would be Enough... but Maybe He would Escape and Come Back to do Evil Again!
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We do have Severe Corruption Problems in the Supreme Court but simply IMPEACHING the Sleazeball Justices would solve the Problem... as soon as they are Unemployed, we can get back to Making America Great... They can get a "Book Deal" and then Go on Fox News as a Talking Head...
The US House of Representatives has the Power to IMPEACH Supreme Court Justices and then the Senate can Convict... Then GTFO!
Please Write to Your Representative and Remind them to DO YOU JOB... IMPEACH THE SCOTUS! https://www.house.gov/
I believe they won't know what I think unless I tell 'em... and they will make decisions based on BRIBES Entirely... Of Course, They Don't Call 'em Bribes, they are Called Campaign Contributions to a PAC... https://www.senate.gov/index.htm
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Chapter 2:
This Part will be written by Other People that Make Recommendations for Exactly What the Solution is... Comment or Email Me! gregvan@yahoo.com
"Don’t tell me corporations have no choice but to raise prices. Their profit margins have hit 70-year highs. They’ve been using inflation as cover to squeeze more money out of you, and they don’t want to give it up." - Robert Reich
While Robert has Great Insight, He is Lacking in SOLUTIONS...
A Specific Example of this was... Just before the Last Election Gas Prices went Up a Dollar a Gallon... For No Reason... and then Profits went Up to the Highest in History... The Dual Goal of CAUSING INFLATION was to Rake in Huge Piles of Money AND To Give the Appearance that Democrats were doing a Bad Job of Governing... The Corporate Freaks wanted People to Vote Republican so they could have Fewer Regulations and Less Taxes... Their Plan was "See? The Democrats are NOT doing a Great Job... Just LOOK at the Price of Gas! Better Vote Republican!"
and The After the Election was Over... Gas Prices went Down... because Gas Prices are an Arbitrary Number... The Oil Companies Set Them AT WILL... and then send out Marketing Men to EXPLAIN their Voluntary Choices... "Oh, It's blah, blah, blah that's causing the Price Increase..."
One thing we can do to FIGHT BACK is BUY LESS GASOLINE... Simply Travel Less... Take a Job that's Close to Home and You Save Hours Commuting... Hours that COULD be used Playing With Your Children... Remember: When You Get Laid OFF... The #1 Priority of the New Job Should be Distance from Home...
Another way to Buy Less Gas is to Stop Unneeded Trips... This Memorial Day Weekend Millions of People Traveled by Car, Truck and Jet Airplane... VOLUNTARILY... To Visit Family... Why not Call 'em on the Phone? Use ZOOM to see their smiling faces... Almost Everyone COULD cut their Gasoline Bill by DRIVING LESS!
Robert Reich Posted:
Friends, Republican leaders have mastered the art of manufacturing crises to divert the public’s attention from the real crisis of our era — the siphoning off of income, wealth, and power by a small group at the top.
Consider the fake fears they’ve been whipping up:
1. “Woke.” Florida’s governor (and now Republican presidential candidate) Ron DeSantis has declared “war on woke.” Immediately after the mangled launch to his campaign on Wednesday, he claimed on Fox News that “the woke mind virus is basically a form of cultural Marxism.” But what is woke? Can anyone define it? It seems like an all-encompassing term for what we used to consider tolerance — an attribute that in a different age was considered positive.
2. “Trans people.” Former president Donald Trump says that one of his top priorities if he’s reelected in 2024 will be a “sweeping federal rollback of transgender rights.” But why have he and so many Republican lawmakers targeted transgender people as dangers to the public? There’s not a shred of evidence that trans people are threats to anyone. But they’re easy scapegoats.
3. “Critical race theory.” Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s “day one” executive order banned the teaching of critical race theory. DeSantis and Texas Governor Greg Abbott have also banned it from the schools. Here again, though, there’s no evidence of a public threat. CRT simply teaches America’s history of racism, which students need to understand to be informed citizens. Banning it is a scare tactic to appeal to a largely white, culturally conservative voter base.
4. “Couch potatoes.” In the negotiations over a bill to raise the debt ceiling, Republicans demanded that work requirements be added to food stamps and welfare, alleging that too many “couch potatoes” were receiving benefits. Like Ronald Reagan’s claim that so-called “welfare queens” were collecting benefits without working, the “couch potato” characterization is a cruel pretext — and racial dog whistle — for imposing additional work requirements on public assistance for those in need, when the needy often have difficulty finding work that pays enough to live on. The vast majority of poor people who collect benefits already work exceedingly hard.
5. “Out of control government spending.” Rubbish. In fact, discretionary spending has fallen more than 30 percent in the past 50 years as a percentage of the nation’s gross domestic product (from 9.6 percent in 1973 to 6.6 percent in 2022). Lately, rising deficits have been driven by Social Security and Medicare (to be expected, as boomers retire), and by defense spending. But the biggest culprits have been George W. Bush’s and Donald Trump’s huge tax cuts that mostly benefited the wealthy and big corporations — and that will have added $8 trillion and $1.7 trillion, respectively, to the debt by the end of the 2023 fiscal year.
All five of these so-called crises have been manufactured by the GOP. They’re entirely made up.
Why? To deflect attention from the near record share of the nation’s income and wealth now going to the richest Americans.
As the super-wealthy and big corporations pour money into politics — especially into the GOP — they don’t want the rest of America to notice they’re rigging the economy for their own benefit, that their unrestrained greed is worsening the climate crisis, and that they’re also undermining democracy.
So the game of the Republican Party and their major donors is to deflect and distract — to use scapegoating, racism, and outright lies to disguise what’s really going on.
Friends, don’t let them get away with it.
The Global Class War.
How America’s Bipartisan Elite Lost Our Future, and What It Will Take to Win...
Why is America’s governing class so indifferent to the fate of its people? In his provocative new book, The Global Class War, economist Jeff Faux argues that now that they can find workers and investment opportunities elsewhere, America’s rich and powerful are abandoning the social contract that until recently had united the economic interests of all Americans.
Faux explains how globalization is creating a new global political elite?”The Party of Davos”?who have more in common with each other than with their fellow citizens. Their so-called trade agreements (like NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization act as a global constitution that protects only one kind of citizen?the corporate investor. The inevitable result will be a drop in American living standards that will have dramatic political consequences. Faux concludes with an original strategy for bringing democracy to the global economy beginning with a social contract for North America.
Faux explains how globalization is creating a new global political elite?”The Party of Davos”?who have more in common with each other than with their fellow citizens. Their so-called trade agreements (like NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization act as a global constitution that protects only one kind of citizen?the corporate investor. The inevitable result will be a drop in American living standards that will have dramatic political consequences. Faux concludes with an original strategy for bringing democracy to the global economy beginning with a social contract for North America.
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