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By: Lost & Found

Lost & Found — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:48:57 +0000

The guy who has been burning his fanny obviously did not get enough of the heat. And no, I am neither whining nor unemployed.

By: Dan Conine

Dan Conine — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:50:39 +0000

This advice is good advice, no question, but there are many out there who have never been fully employed, and who are living the negative balance. If the System of systems is designed to keep them in that position, as well as provide cheap food that keeps their bellies full of Cheez Doodles and Twinkies, then they will remain uninformed, unmotivated, and insolvent. We have spent the last 100 years replacing human muscles with petroleum and debt. Now that everyone is fat, lazy, and stupid, being out of work isn’t even enough to get them to do things for themselves. They still look to the financial or authoritative sectors to provide for them, rather than cooperating and creating their own ways to fulfill needs. There are a lot of things that out of work people can do to rebuild themselves and their communities which don’t require jobs or money, but will create jobs and money as a side-effect.
Our top-heavy economic model is bankrupt and isn’t going to ‘recover’ because the recovery plans all involve making it even more top-heavy without allowing the bottom to rebuild itself. People need food, tools to grow food, and full engagement with the sources of their needs. They do not need authority, government, banks, or money. These are simply things that Nationalist Empire’s Party Members use to enslave peasants and avoid the real work of daily life.

By: Greg Leygrraf

Greg Leygrraf — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:57:22 +0000

I agree with the gentlemen who grew up in the 1930’s about people needing to learn how to save for these kinds of economic times. How many people brown bag to lunch or forgo Starbucks coffee in the morning. How many people keep the heat low and the air conditionint temp high to save on electric and gas bills. Learning to live within our means and always save some of what you make is a lesson learned usually out of necessity, but once learned, needs to be constantly put in play