Over the last few decades, we’ve witnessed several events in which corporatists politicians convinced foolish Americans that crises were occurring in order to generate a crippling debt in the United States. This was allowed due to the gullibility of many Americans, along with the encouragement of adult children who do not possess the self-worth to earn their own keep; the socialists. And now that America faces a real crisis in the spread of the Coronavirus, our options are more limited than ever.
A crisis is defined by the American Heritage Dictionary as; “A crucial or decisive point or situation, especially a difficult or unstable situation involving an impending change.” In other words, a crisis is an imminent problem, a change that must happen at a specific point in time or a serious catastrophe could ensue.
A good example of a crisis is the current challenge America faces with the Coronavirus. Without decisive and immediate action, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions could die.
This is a REAL crisis.
But what of the many “crises” we’ve seen over the last few decades?
Climate Change
In 1999, over 20 years ago, we were told by Dr. Klaus Töpfer, the executive director of the UN environment program that, “Air pollution has reached crisis proportions in many cities and it is too late to prevent global warming. Lack of government control has weakened the ability to solve problems . . .”
In 2008, over a decade ago, Al Gore in a New York Times op-ed stated, we must “begin an emergency rescue of human civilization from the imminent and rapidly growing threat posed by the climate crisis.”
The examples of these contrived claims of a climate “crisis” could go on forever. With consideration of the fact these statements were made many years ago, the concept that climate change is so dire that it is “too late” to fix is at best a joke.
Yet today, our country is spending billions of dollars on this decades long “crisis” that has never materialized into a serious and immediate issue in America or throughout the world. According to the New York Times, Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal proposes a $16.3 trillion blueprint to fight climate change. An astronomical amount of money for an issue that does not even come close to fitting the definition of a crisis.
Health Care
Americans were told that Obamacare had to pass because our health care system was in crisis. There wasn’t time to read the bill or understand its implications; as Nancy Pelosi stated “we have to pass the [health care] bill so that you can find out what’s in it . . .” The CBO estimated that by 2018, when the law would be fully implemented, total expenses were estimated to be $2.5 trillion on a government bureaucratic takeover of 17% of the US economy.
When looked at through the prism of all government programs, it is clear this estimate over time would evolve to a much higher debt, and the corporatists/globalist politicians knew it.
Too Big to Fail
Combine these crises with the bailouts of the airline industry, Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac, AIG, the auto industry, TARP, Citigroup, and Bank of America, it is clear that Americans were on the hook for private businesses’ failures, and the corporatist politicians were more than happy to choose winners and losers with the future earnings of American children.
As of this publishing, America is in 23.4 trillion dollars in debt with a potentially serious crisis looming. Americans may need to stay quarantined in their homes for a long time with little means of working and earning enough to feed their children and heat their homes. This is a real crisis, not a crisis contrived by adult children who feel others should pay their medical bills or businesses that feel they are owed taxpayer money because they’ve spent so much money lining the pockets of politicians for years.
If America survives this real crisis, it is incumbent upon true Americans who care about future generations to stop this insanity. America is on a collision course, globalists know it, and they are banking on our naivete and lack of maturity to bring us to our knees. If not this generation, one very soon.
