The word recession was invented, because the “D” word, made the bankers too nervous.

Unfortunately our fate is no longer in our hands, but in the hands of foreign governments who own our debt, they are the ones who will decide our fate.

Hard times ahead for us all.

Everyone knows the government’s rosy unemployment figures are lies. If you haven’t read Kevin Phillips’ article on the way that economic stats have been faked since JFK’s time, you should, because it lays out the deception in a way that even non-economists can understand. (Democrats have been doing as well as Repiglicans.) Now it seems the magnitude of the unemployment disaster is so huge that it’s getting hard for the gov to lie any more, so it has to admit joblessness is on the rise.

The risk we face is far greater than recession. Rather, it is more likely profound economic dislocation reflecting the experience of Wiemar Germany in 1923. We all know what came next.

What few of us seem to understand is how financiers who animate the British Empire and elevate Tory sympathizers here in the U.S. are behind such intrigues which, today, bring us $4 a gallon gas and, tomorrow, another wack job disguised as a “leader.”

Where the hell is Henry Clay when you need him? We need a return to the American System of Political Economy if ever we are to survive as a Constitutional Republic.

Indeed, Representative Kucinich’s HR 3400 is a fine example of financial and economic power the People possess ... if only they would turn away from the British-dominated, so-call “free” press and all the outright fantasies and fairy tales they spin. Like, for example, talk of recession when we are well on our way to outright collapse.