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9/11 Truth Symposium
Bob Bowman  PhD.,  Lt. Col., USAF (Ret.)  June 2006
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"Most Americans don't understand what's been done to them.  We have a great country.  The United States is number one in the industrialized world.

Number One in our use of the world's resources.
Number One in the production of pollution.
Number One in the gap between the rich and the poor.
Number One in deaths by gun fire.
Number One in teen pregnancy.
Number One in poverty among the elderly.
Number One in citizens without health coverage.
Number One in child poverty.
Number One in homeless veterans.
Number One by far in citizens behind bars.

We've got a larger percentage of our black population in jail than South Africa did at the height of Apartheid.  We're the world's #1 debtor nation, #1 in the creation of new billionaires, #1 in school drop outs, #1 in poverty, homelessness, hunger, divorce, suicide, and oh yes, number one in military force, nuclear weapons and military spending as much as all the other nations on earth combined. This also makes us the #1 object of fear and hatred in the world and therefore along with our friends in Israel, the #1 target of terrorists.

We are not the target of terrorists because they envy us, or they don't like our democracy, or our freedoms or our human rights.  [ ] They hate us because we deny freedom, democracy and human rights to people in the third world.

We also lead the world in the number of hours worked per family.  Because real hourly wages in this country are now a third, in real terms, a third of what they were in the 1950's.  Now a lot of people may be shocked by that, they say, "But our economy is great.  And we've got low unemployment, and they're creating all these new jobs.  Of course one of my sons has three of them."

You can't support a family with one job anymore like we did in the 50's.  It takes two wage earners and three jobs.  Is that because we're so much less productive than we were then?  Baloney!  Productivity has doubled over and over and over again.  Our workers are the most productive in the world.  Yet they take home the smallest percentage of the wealth they create. 

If worker pay in this country had kept up with executive pay, the average worker would now be making over a million dollars a year and the minimum wage would be $171.00 an hour. 

If we in this country still got the same share of the wealth we create with our work, as we did in the 1950's, no more - just the same share, every worker in this country including the garbage collectors, the people who mow lawns, the people who flip hamburgers, the people who watch our kids, every worker in this country could support their family with one job, working two days a week!

That's what productivity has done.  But we don't have it.   Because all that wealth we create doesn't get to us.  They call it trickle down economics.  They pump all the wealth to the top and it's supposed to trickle down, but it never does.  It never does." 

"What went wrong?  Why are our workers paid such a tiny percentage of their true worth?  Why are we the only nation without a national health program?  Why are our high school graduates two years behind their counterparts in other countries?  Why are we hated by so many around the world?  Why
do we have hundreds of thousands of troops patroling foreign lands and supporting foreign dictators?

What's going on?

The answer is, we have lost our republic. 

Legislators no longer represent the people who elect them, but the corporations who finance them.  They answer not to their constituents but to the K Street lobbyists who line their pockets and fill their campaign coffers.  In return these government officials have undone decades of hard fought victories against the robber barrons of the 19th century. "

Watch Bob Bowman's entire speech or forward to 17:12 for the portion above.
PAUL KRUGMAN
Rolling Stone
Excerpt from The Great Wealth Transfer

According to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, the hourly wage of the average American non-supervisory worker is actually lower, adjusted for inflation, than it was in 1970. Meanwhile, CEO pay has soared -- from less than thirty times the average wage to almost 300 times the typical worker's pay.

The widening gulf between workers and executives is part of a stunning increase in inequality throughout the U.S. economy during the past thirty years. To get a sense of just how dramatic that shift has been, imagine a line of 1,000 people who represent the entire population of America. They are standing in ascending order of income, with the poorest person on the left and the richest person on the right. And their height is proportional to their income -- the richer they are, the taller they are.

Start with 1973. If you assume that a height of six feet represents the average income in that year, the person on the far left side of the line -- representing those Americans living in extreme poverty -- is only sixteen inches tall. By the time you get to the guy at the extreme right, he towers over the line at more than 113 feet.

Now take 2005. The average height has grown from six feet to eight feet, reflecting the modest growth in average incomes over the past generation. And the poorest people on the left side of the line have grown at about the same rate as those near the middle -- the gap between the middle class and the poor, in other words, hasn't changed. But people to the right must have been taking some kind of extreme steroids: The guy at the end of the line is now 560 feet tall, almost five times taller than his 1973 counterpart.













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http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/12699486/paul_krugman_on_the_great_wealth_transfer/1


What's in your wallet?  If you're like most, you're packing less green today than you were five years ago.  In fact it's less than folks made in the 70's;  and it's exponentially less than Americans made in the 1950's.  Are we heading the wrong way, or what?  Not if you ask the top earners in the USA;  for them, the money has never come in so thick and  fast. In fact, it's more than anyone's ever made... in all known history.   If the top 10% are raking it in, but the working class and the poor are going downhill, then we have a problem.  Unless things are changed by demand of the people it will only get worse.  The plan is to reduce the wealth of the working class purposely, to bring on poverty. So that when they finally swing open the borders for the North American Union, the onslaught of poverty stricken third worlders won't be all that different from our own standard of living.  Nice people our government, huh?

This summer Alex Jones held a 9-11 Truth Symposium and one of the speakers was Bob Bowman.  Bob was running for Congress and he gave a great speech.  I took the liberty of transcribing a section of it that was particularly powerful with regard to our financial condition, yours and mine.  It will probably make your eyeballs pop out,  then afterwards steam shoots out of the sockets.  The devoted worshippers of unbridled, obscene greed truly believe they are noble; heroes, and that no matter how much they screw millions of us, they are the best thing that ever happened to us, and to this country.  They may be delusional bastards,  but they're in control.  And unless you know about it you can't stand up to help (legally) grab them by their nasty little chicken necks and toss them back into the dirty holes they crawled out of.  We're in for a fight first.  If you don't want to speak out to your elected officials about it that's okay, you can just live in a cardboard shack later.  If there is any cardboard.  Now is the time to become obnoxious.  How obnoxious?  At least as obnoxious as the greedy ones have been to all of us, and to YOU.
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Well Mr. President...the feeling is mutual.
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Rebels With A Cause - The 60's Movements  1 hr 35 min
Get inspired. Get amazed.  And get a dose of reality with this important film that covers the historical 1960's social struggle to end war, racism, and the oppression of women.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=3748224138549545719&q=documentary+duration%3Along
Fiat Empire - A Closer Look at the Federal Reserve   1 hr 23 min
Our money gets printed by a private bank out of thin air and they charge us interest for the privelege of using it.  That's why we're in debt.  This excellent film will get you up to speed on the whole disgusting set up.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5232639329002339531&q=documentary+duration%3Along


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