A lot of people are up in arms, they rail against too much government and its intrusion into the freedom of big business to make huge profits.

They point to the huge, Trade Deficit and the National Debt. They also claim to represent Americans who think the government is responsible for out of control unemployment, and the drop in the Gross Domestic Product.

While all this is going on these same, well intentioned, highly vocal groups...ignore the real cause of [all] the financial problems this country now faces.

One of the biggest responsibilities of the Federal government is to maintain national productivity. But how is the government expected to do this; when the very people they seek to rescue and deliver to prosperity, are the ones protesting the government’s intervention in to the unfair practices of big business.

Its like: you are being attacked by a mugger. A long comes a Good Samaritan and risks his life to save you. Instead of helping the good Samaritan to defend your life, you hit him in the head with a brick. Sounds stupid I know, but how else do you explain; people marching in the streets against the government efforts to reign in corporate, monetary policies.

No one is against the strategy to maximize corporate profits. In deed if CEO’s, Chairmen of the Boards and VP’s of productive money making corporate entities; can turn a profit; then this is good for every one.

But wait! How is it good for everyone when only a very few benefit form the increased profit margin. When the people on the assembly line, can’t feed their families off their weekly wages.

When these same middle class citizens can’t afford health care or to heat their homes because they are surrounded on all sides; by corporate heads taking the lions share of the increased profits.

The disproportionate redistribution of corporate wealth is the root cause of every economic problem this country now faces.

To add insult to injury the people at the top pay politicians to pass, or not pass...laws that will insure them protection for their greed.

Make no mistake, no one is against corporate profits. What everyone ought o be against is: selfish greed.

The greed that ships jobs overseas; taking tax dollars out of our economy, increasing the national debt, and selling out the, American middle class.

The same American Middle Class..who’s forefather’s built the same economy, that’s being striped bear by the cry for less government intervention, corporate well fair and a campaign against the minimum wages.