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Bernanke Update- (Hey, how about a nice taxpayer revolt?)
Date:
Thursday, January 18, 2007 8:25:34 PM

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1) The PNAC Israel NWO plan for the US economy is/was
for Americans on Social Security to have nothing so we can
continue to pay for Israel's wars. (See page 71 of the PNAC
document.) That's in addition to all the money and guns we
give them to be assholes over a Lebanon border skirmish.

They clearly can do whatever they want over there.

2) We already know what the dollar is worth, and we know
about it being backed by oil that we don't even own. If the
Fed chief thinks we don't know what dollar means, then he
should join DCF since this is the level of mentally retarded
lies we get from them.
http://www.actionlyme.org/ECONOMOTHERMODYNAMICS_OF_AMERISRAELI_STUPIDITY.htm

3) Gonzales is a liar and a war criminal. He has no intention
to discontinue the warrantless spying. He needs to help coordinate
the next "terror" attack, like they did with 9/11.

4) OPEC plans to cut oil production to raise prices, so instead
oil is 50 dollars a barrel today? Isn't there something funny going
on with the money in these NON GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, the
Federal Reserve and the New York Stock Exchange?

5) the Psychopaths Cabal lost the Iraq gamble and every single
thing coming out of their mouths is a lie. They're more desperate
that ever, and Cheney, Bush and Gonzales have this week all said
F U to the whole country. No one is surprised.

We're not paying for this war. Corporate America is paying for it.
Halliburton is paying for it. The oil companies are paying for it.
All the elite who experienced tax cuts under this administration are
going to make up for it. Kaiser will pay. SmithKline will pay. Eli
Lilly will pay. Blue Cross will pay (one of their executives was
a next door neighbor of the NIH's crazy Edward McSweegan
and Allen Steere's father was in the insurance business). CIGNA
is going to pay. And Yale is going to pay. (Yale has about 18
billion in their endowment fund, plus what all their property is
worth).

*WE* are not paying for this nonsense. 9/11 was a hoax, which means
every single illegal thing Bush did since 9/11, and including 9/11,
was an act of treason. CRIME, and not the actions and mandate
of anyone's government.

We're not putting up with any more of this fairy ass nonsense
from a small time liar.

There could be a taxpayers revolt. That would be the easiest thing
in the world we all can do to stop this "government." They wouldn't
be able to pay the brownshirts and the SS to come and get us *all*....


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Bernanke Renews Debt Warning

By Nell Henderson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, January 19, 2007; D02

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke warned Congress yesterday of a
"fiscal
crisis" if it doesn't curb the projected growth of federal spending on
retirement and health-care programs.

Echoing similar warnings by his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, Bernanke
told the
Senate Budget Committee that "the effects on the U.S. economy would be
severe"
if the government's debt were allowed to balloon as forecast.

Bernanke noted that the federal deficit has declined in the past two
years but
said that was "the calm before the storm" of skyrocketing expenses for
an aging
population. He cited Congressional Budget Office projections that
spending on
the big entitlement programs -- Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid
-- will
equal 15 percent of the nation's gross domestic product by 2030, double
last
year's level.

Bernanke, who was a top White House economic adviser until last year,
declined
to take a position on whether to extend President Bush's tax cuts, many
of which
are set to expire by 2010. He said he would be nonpartisan as Fed
chairman,
offering general economic analysis but no specific recommendations on
taxes or
spending.

The "difficult choices" of how to balance the government's spending and
revenue should be made by Congress, the White House and the
public, he said.

The federal deficit fell last year to $248 billion, 1.9 percent of the
nation's
total economic output, by one commonly cited measure. But the deficit
would have
been $434 billion, or 3.3 percent of gross domestic product, if the
government
hadn't borrowed from Social Security, Bernanke said.

He also decried "burdensome" tax rules and said Congress might raise
tax
receipts by making them simpler.

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