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"Where's My People-Car????"
So, with all these state and corporate welfare bailouts and the acquisition of General Motors, when are we going to be able to get on the program to purchase cheap people-cars?
Oh, wait--nevermind! I was thinking for a moment that this was NAZI Germany and Hitler and Porsche were bringing to reality my dream of driving the autobahn in an underpowered little Volkswagen.
Easy mistake to make. Fascism is an economic system that we've mostly had for a while now but which is consolidating and firmly entrenching itself now.
The VERY SAME POWER based on the principle of ignoring the Supreme Law of the Land and assume powers not granted to it, also allows the federal government to start herding citizens up and putting us in concentration camps. It's called tyranny whether it's the benevolent security of a fuhrer taking care of his politically correct crowd with hand-outs or it's a system that is torturing and executing political prisoners.
Do you get it? THERE'S NO DAMNED DIFFERENCE IF THE POWER IS ALREADY ASSUMED BY THE GOVERNMENT!
By the time enough of the "sheeple" (as the recent editorial in Pravda referred to us) wake up and scream, "STOP!" it will be too late. We're building our death chambers one brick at a time. The time to fix it is, like a leaking roof, when the weather hasn't yet gotten too bad. We've got a few more months or maybe even a couple more years of sunshine and then what? What will you do to help take our country back? On a more personal note: will you and your family be prepared for empty store shelves and a vastly reduced standard of living? It's called survival and if you don't work with liberty groups now to stop fascism now we may not be able to reverse the situation for a few generations as happened to the Russian people (whose Czar was overthrown starting with a bread riot).
Go ahead, keep your mind stuck on these trivialities and sell your souls and principles for some soon-to-be worthless dollars. Then watch how much more power the Feds assume in response.
wtc
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