Re: keep in mind

In the main, there are 3 classes of Americans: A) The rich ruling class, B) the productive working middle class and C) the underclass of parasites and dead beats. The modus operandi of class A consists of taxing class B, directly or indirectly, to support their extravagant life styles and to subsidize class C which is useful to the extent that their votes keep class A in power. Class B supports the whole shebang.

Class A has two names: 1) Republican and 2) Democrat. They are both self-serving. Most people align themselves with one of those parties. “Republicans” prefer to be fleeced where the greater part of their wool goes to class A, while “Democrats” prefer most of their mutton to go to class C. In either case, class A makes sure its cupboards are full from the efforts of class B. Class B is composed of increasing numbers of neurotic, fluoridated, and otherwise mentally and physically poisoned ones, myself probably not excluded to at least some extent, although I've probably undone a bit of it. Although professing the opposite, they enjoy having their hard earned money squandered by the parasites, whether those of class A or of class C. They think it is part of "being American" or "doing God's work" , but Karl Marx called it something else.

Class A exists in all lands and their greed does not stop at some geographical boundary. They smile and nod at each other while agreeing to cooperate when dividing up the spoils. However, each secretly plots to have the whole Golden Goose to himself. In America, and most of Europe, the Anglo types work hand in hand with the jewish types to secure this end. Once success is achieved, each of the two will attempt to eliminate the other. Their plans will come to naught since they are overlooking a couple of weighty factors: 1) class B cannot be looted forever and 2) class C is growing faster in number than the maggots on old meat, particularly with the de-industrialization which has occurred. At best, the case will be stagnation, but stagnation is really septic rot, as one can readily observe in any stagnang pool. One only need to look to the lessons of history, to see what the future holds.
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