Plutocracy plunders US treasury- the enemy within!
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The writing is on the wall for the plutocratic system- the corrupt
system of government that puts the interests of the unlimited asset
accumulating class above the interests of their servile chattel class-
the impoverished debt burdened poor!

Raiding the US treasury to prop up multinational corporations
illustrates the great myth of democracy. If the speculators are in
trouble in a free market, they must sell assets at current market
value to pay debts. Such sales reward those who have patiently saved
to acquire property outright or at sustainable debt levels- those
ready to buy responsibly when the price is right. 

US governments are merely quislings of the plutocratic system- their
political stooges in office, who ensure the privatization of
plutocratic profit by maximizing tax cuts, ensuring an
institutionalized laissez-faire oversight of corporate greed, and now
they seek the socialization of corporate losses to prop up a failed
system. 

The asset owing property class seeks to "make history" in their own
interest, while the public infrastructure serving the poor servile
class crumbles away. The plutocratic system is not the "free market"
but decadent capitalism at its worst - hell bent on the concentration
of more and more wealth in fewer hands- irrespective of the
consequences. 

A free market system that preserves the option of an exclusive ultra
rich class controlling more and more assets needs usury and debt to
bond the servile classes to its interests. But at what level of debt
does this system become unsustainable given that government debt is
merely deferred private debt that must ultimately be paid for via
taxation?

 The easiest plutocratic profits are generated in "essential" resource
areas of property and energy. The working underclass need somewhere to
live, as well as fuel for transportation and other needs, and without
sufficient income to pay for them out or earnings- access to finance
to make up any shortfalls. Renting property or buying unaffordable
assets puts them on the slippery slope- never escaping the usurer's
debt trap.

The plutocrat's goal is the political corruption of the market system
that ensures their privilege class alone may "work to live" while the
servile class "live to work". When work is non-existent, existence for
the underclass is a third world slum or the street.

The ideal market system prevents any class for alienating scarce and
essential resources such as land and property assets by free hold
title. If such resources are leasehold they may remain in public
ownership and may be leased by competitive bid processes to
individuals and corporations for variable leasing periods ranging up
to 100 years depending upon the value of any existing improvements.  A
free market remains free only so long as any trend towards sectional
interests promoted by extreme socialism or extreme capitalism is
curtailed.

A truly free market ensures that utilization of scarce resources is on
a needs basis, the competitive market remains fair and essential
resources remain outside the plutocratic usurer's grasp on one hand
and the socialist tyrant on the other. 

To bail out a corrupt "system" that is essentially the same as that
which brought the great depression and WW2- is to revisit by arrogance
and ignorance those horrors yet again.
 
Secularists understand the systemic problem and its pragmatic
solution.

Plutocrats seek militarist geo-political solutions in foreign wars and
the nationalization of their corporate bad debts with the fanciful
attribution of the financial crisis to a few bad apples on Wall
Street. One trillion, 2 trillion- no debt is too big for the
plutocrats- so long as others are liable and they garner immediate
short-term advantage.

Dev Carter