Rhoto
Master Don Juan
I believe the worst is ahead if we don't make significant changes next year.
The number one "product" of our America is debt.
More people profit more money than any time in history on letting other people have some. The housing collapse is an excellent example of this, in failure. Credit card companies strike more terror into more people than God. Now add the rising cost of energy and you see a problem.
Right now, Iraq costs roughly $4000 a second. Our current public debt is 9.39 Trillion dollars, and is increasing roughly 1.67 Billion dollars a day. The entire fiasco that is Iraq will probably cost 4-5 Trillion (if not more) when all is said done, cared for, repaired and rehabilitated. This is why you never fight a war of choice, FDR knew it.
China is bankrolling Iraq, there are more mercenaries in Iraq than US personnel, and Osama bin Ladin still lives. We need to figure out what the **** we're doing before the we get deaths exceeding 10,000 US. Though we've destroyed Iraq, so we broke it, we've bought it.
This is acting like a flesh eating bacteria, money that could've paid off social security, a national health care option, FREE COLLEGE, infrastructure overhall, nuclear power generation, energy exploration, and of course Detroit autoworkers.
Our economy has been a military industrial complex, and since military spending is the worst kind of spending there is, this presents a problem. If our nation were to bring back the overseas military bases, each major state would gain roughly 15 installations. Now this brings 2 new points:
1) The economic stimulus this would provide to the nation
2) What kind of country/organization would attack us if we had the top notch, constitutionally sound security?
But we can deal with that later.
The biggest problem at this point is our consumption and lack of refinement capacity of oil. The second is the amount of Co2 that is put into the atmosphere. Build nuclear plants, FORCE Detroit to start developing affordable plug in electric cars and problem is essentially solved. Of course we need to develop better batteries, use sustainable materials, and develop a purchasing system that would support a wider customer base.
Don't let them fool you, Nuclear power is hyper clean, has epic amounts of fuel available, emits zero Co2, and is the only realistic goal if we want to slow down global climate change. Write your representative and tell them you'll vote against them and tell at least 10 people to do the same, unless the start pushing Nuclear power.
The number one "product" of our America is debt.
More people profit more money than any time in history on letting other people have some. The housing collapse is an excellent example of this, in failure. Credit card companies strike more terror into more people than God. Now add the rising cost of energy and you see a problem.
Right now, Iraq costs roughly $4000 a second. Our current public debt is 9.39 Trillion dollars, and is increasing roughly 1.67 Billion dollars a day. The entire fiasco that is Iraq will probably cost 4-5 Trillion (if not more) when all is said done, cared for, repaired and rehabilitated. This is why you never fight a war of choice, FDR knew it.
China is bankrolling Iraq, there are more mercenaries in Iraq than US personnel, and Osama bin Ladin still lives. We need to figure out what the **** we're doing before the we get deaths exceeding 10,000 US. Though we've destroyed Iraq, so we broke it, we've bought it.
This is acting like a flesh eating bacteria, money that could've paid off social security, a national health care option, FREE COLLEGE, infrastructure overhall, nuclear power generation, energy exploration, and of course Detroit autoworkers.
Our economy has been a military industrial complex, and since military spending is the worst kind of spending there is, this presents a problem. If our nation were to bring back the overseas military bases, each major state would gain roughly 15 installations. Now this brings 2 new points:
1) The economic stimulus this would provide to the nation
2) What kind of country/organization would attack us if we had the top notch, constitutionally sound security?
But we can deal with that later.
The biggest problem at this point is our consumption and lack of refinement capacity of oil. The second is the amount of Co2 that is put into the atmosphere. Build nuclear plants, FORCE Detroit to start developing affordable plug in electric cars and problem is essentially solved. Of course we need to develop better batteries, use sustainable materials, and develop a purchasing system that would support a wider customer base.
Don't let them fool you, Nuclear power is hyper clean, has epic amounts of fuel available, emits zero Co2, and is the only realistic goal if we want to slow down global climate change. Write your representative and tell them you'll vote against them and tell at least 10 people to do the same, unless the start pushing Nuclear power.
