Broken System?

America is broken—economically, spiritually, morally, and financially. Somewhere, somehow, at some point, we’ve lost our way. In fact, it’s not just confined to the United States…

… and it doesn’t look like it’s going to get any better any time soon.

Our unemployment figures are skyrocketing with no end in sight. People are upside down in their homes and all that “stimulus” money is going to large Democrat donors, regardless of whether they have a viable product to produce in the United States. The money lent to Solyndra is gone and now we’re helping to finance the automotive business in Finland.

Our Judeo-Christian heritage is being deleted from the history books, and our reliance on God and our own two hands is being replaced with a reliance and faith on government as our deliverer from all socio-economic ills. We’re teaching bestiality in the sex education classes of our government-run schools and insisting that our children feel “good” about themselves. We neglect the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic, and wonder why our kids have no drive and incorporate an entitlement mentality.

And then there’s the financial system.

The Financial Times said in an October 24th, 2011 article that as our political leaders give in to the “mob rule” mentality currently permeating the globe, that it will have “important implications for monetary, fiscal, and trade policies and will significantly increase risks of a market downturn and a global depression.”

We are in the middle of an economic and financial deleveraging, where markets and governments are selling off assets to reduce their debts. According to the Times, these “bad economic conditions typically lead to emotional reactions, social and political fragmentation, poor decision making, and increased conflict.” In fact, the tensions that are increasing between different sectors of the population (capitalists vs. socialists, rich vs. poor, the “elite” vs. the “peasants,” etc.), are the very tensions which allowed the rise of Hitler and the Third Reich. Each group is attempting to blame another group, and instead of working together to come up with a solution, we’re instead becoming polarized within our respective camps with no solution in sight.

Not only is the federal government facing deficits in the trillions, the collective debt load of the states is estimated to be above four trillion dollars. The taxpayers are getting soaked on all sides—at the federal, state, and local levels.

And now the Vatican, that great bastion of democracy, is weighing in. The Vatican’s Justice and Peace Department has called for the establishment of a “global authority” and a “central world bank,” (all with global jurisdiction), while decrying the “idolatry of the financial markets.” (Claims of idolatry and worshipping Mammon, coming from the Vatican, smacks a little bit of pretentiousness. It’s clearly a case of the pot calling the kettle black!)

The Vatican thinks this global authority should have the authority to tax financial transactions (looks like “we, the people” getting soaked yet again), and should be able to step in and counteract “selfishness, collective greed, and hoarding of goods.”

My question is… who gets to determine when normal self-interest steps over into selfishness? What specifically is hoarding, and is collective greed determined to be above a particular profit margin? And why should one method of governance be considered the standard we all live by and not another? After all, the liberals have been telling us for years that there is no right or wrong, just reality determined by our individual experiences.  So who gets to cram their ideology down the throats of the rest of us? The global elite who brought us this mess to begin with?

I don’t care what the financiers and politicians call it—a depression, a recession, inflation, or deflation—the simple fact is that my paycheck buys less and less each day. My money isn’t worth what it was three months ago. We’ve replaced sound constitutional monetary policy with a board of bankers who manipulate markets for their own profit. More and more of the things that I need to provide for my family are increasingly out of reach.

People like you and me, people who haven’t succumbed to the “government must take care of me” mentality, must make provisions for providing for our future. But if our money is worthless, how do we operate to get those things that we need? There’s no one that has the skills and talents needed in every area of life. We must rely on each other to do those things we personally can’t handle.

As more and more of our dollars are gobbled up in taxes and government waste, as goods and services increase in cost so much so that we can no longer afford them, there is one way to make sure that you don’t go without.

If you have skills, talents, or knowledge, you can begin today to cash in on that untapped wealth at your disposal.

How? Through bartering, and the latest offering from Solutions From Science tells you exactly how to do that.

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• What really happens in a hyperinflationary economy
• Why everything you know about “money” and “finance” changes when hyperinflation hits

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