MAIN STREET VS. WALL STREET


We are at war.  If you haven’t noticed it yet take a good look around you. Big business and Wall Street are out to destroy the middle class.

Big business is shipping jobs out over seas, investing off shore and importing more goods from China.

All this spells maximizing of profits for the Big Business, and big bonuses for banks.  In the next ten years American will be more of a third world country.

There is only one way to fight this [WAR,] THAT IS TO STAND UP AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND BIG BUSINESS.

It starts with elections, take people out of office who thing these banks and fortune five hundred businesses are sacred cows.  Put people in office who will uphold there oaths of office.

Next you want to shop and buy from local vendors.  Stop doing business with fortune five hundred companies, drying up there resources will mean less money for the lobbing groups they employee to bribe members of congress to pass laws that harm the middle class.

If we stop supporting these entities, that are aligned against us,  we will stop fighting against our selves.

Its time to make a stand before there is nothing to stand on or stand for.  And even thought the President may be on point; fighting for us, he is just one man up against the might and greed of congress.  He needs our help in order to help us.

With the millions of people, blogging posting journalistic commentary on the state of this country; doesn’t it make you wonder?   Why don’t they listen to us.  Why does it seem that they, the politicians in Washington the CEO’s in big business any body, are listening to us.?

There is one simple answer for this question.  We are so fractured as a nation on what we want, what we need, and who we can and should hold responsible, that they could care less what we say or how we feel . We are never gong to get together and do anything serious about anything, so why worry.

The small numbers of people that show up in the National Mall for, single minded purposes are nothing for these leaders of the government and commerce, to worry about.

There is no cure for public indifference and apathy for anyone’s cause but their own.  And in this cloud of in difference, and apathy is where the public officials and CEO’s find a hiding place.

Unless and until we become concerned about each other and less committed to just looking out for ourselves, this set of circumstances will never change.