The Keynesian Kops Are Right ... FOR ONCE!

Our Keynesian economic activist friends have been "Squawkboxing; in terms of G.E.'s CNBC, and influencing its "Money And Politics; in terms of mayor Bloomberg's business network, upon the fact that entitlement laden TARP monetary units will save the chaotic economy. Ironically, these masters of manipulation have revealed a dangerously similar opinion to mine, saying in effect that all this governmental bailout spending will eventually accelerate in the inflation department.

I acknowledge that deflation is currently swindling our global economy. Negative entropy is dictating the lack of planning invaded in the oil and auto markets, as well as mightily devaluing the shrinking home mortgage market. Despite the fact that future planning is the better alternative, this lack of insight current aids the ongoing recessive economic conditions. Major financial sectors are once again living in the present instead of the more viable plan of eyeballing the future.

Whether Washington, DC's pro-bailout politicians believe it or no, the studies of economics has been recognized as a science with very mighty dynamic forces. The fact that distributing greenbacks from the monetary printing happy Treasury Department to private corporations has mighty consequences. Recently, president Bush said in effect on CNN that he was forced to sacrifice free market principles to save the economy from collapse. This not so presidential comment displays our
entire government's one day at a time economic policy to the point of creating a potentially dangerous runaway hyperinflation crisis.

Corporations need to take into account that multi-task planning towards the future is critical because when corporate dollars is handed over from the nanny state, the forces of inflation will steal from all taxpayers.

So next time, maybe we ought to get our stubborn ears to occasionally tune in to our "Keynesian Kops."

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The Goverment = Ford [Fix Or Repair Daily]

As the high energy monetary printing cycle of Hank Paulson/Ben Bernanke morfs into the Timothy F. Geithner/Ben Bernanke duplicating service, the already volatile U.S. dollar will continue its inevitable journey of setting the blueprint for future inflation. Barack Obama... is this really an ounce of change?

Sure... our president-elect of the years 2008-2009 is gobbling up the headlines. Barack Obama proclaims that change is coming in a mania compared to Jesus Christ's return. Like a grumpy turkey not exhibiting its gratitude during the Thanksgiving season, a great segment of the United State's citizens are displaying dangerously similar traits toward the current governmental endorsed economic subsidises. In the Nancy Reagan fashion, they "Just say no" to any governmental bailouts.

You know what? "We the people," exercising our anti-apathy brain power are [mildly stated] fed up with the government whether the Democrats or Republicans usurp any remaining constitutional articles. We have evolved into a nation of overly cynical residents to the point of spewing antagonising as more corrupt lobbyists line their pockets as Congress bails out banks and soon to be, the U.S. automobile industry.

While many compatriots are unaware of the banker/Treasury department good ole boy network, the roughly polarized citizenry is an appropriate choice of words whether we are still stifled by unnecessary war power acts, having to subsidize the highly related nanny state, or being spied upon our Orwellian government.

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