The keys to return to prosperity for the United States of America lies within
Identify who has been taking the jobs and correct the problem
There was a time when the indoor mall was considered widespread in the western world, especially in the United States of America. Four decades ago malls were the place to go for shopping, hanging out, meeting people, eating at restaurants, indoor festivities and so on; in essence malls were climate controlled amenities that allowed for people to gather and shop in comfort. Today the power mall and mini-malls have replaced the indoor mall, as the setting to purchase items. The indoor mall is an American Icon and quite a lovely one at that, however only a small percentage are left as many of the others have been abandoned, refurbished into power centers, or demolished.
This slow removal of the malls was a clue the banks, governments and corporations were covertly withdrawing the wealth from the west (particularly the United States) and shifting it to the east, in essence it was the “canary in the coal mine” warning that many ignored. However unless people were insiders and in the know, there was no internet or red flags to find out what was really going on. Therefore unknowingly to the public in the west, the jobs slowly and methodically went offshore to countries in the east, such as; China, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam, and so on.
Power malls in particular are ugly but cost efficient replacements for the indoor mall. There is no ambiance in these commercial eye sores which has invaded most towns and cities in North America and all but wiped out the small business owner in the doing. This of course, was the plan all along by the corporations; they had infiltrated the United States long before 1913 but it was at that point the money of the American people started to be siphoned off via the Federal Reserve which by the way is not owned by the American people but rather private bankers off the shores of the United States. The Federal Reserve thus started a trend of slowly and methodically taxing the people, continuing to the present day and in doing so robbed the people of the United States of America from their wealth and standard of living.
This slow removal of the malls was a clue the banks, governments and corporations were covertly withdrawing the wealth from the west (particularly the United States) and shifting it to the east, in essence it was the “canary in the coal mine” warning that many ignored. However unless people were insiders and in the know, there was no internet or red flags to find out what was really going on. Therefore unknowingly to the public in the west, the jobs slowly and methodically went offshore to countries in the east, such as; China, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam, and so on.
Power malls in particular are ugly but cost efficient replacements for the indoor mall. There is no ambiance in these commercial eye sores which has invaded most towns and cities in North America and all but wiped out the small business owner in the doing. This of course, was the plan all along by the corporations; they had infiltrated the United States long before 1913 but it was at that point the money of the American people started to be siphoned off via the Federal Reserve which by the way is not owned by the American people but rather private bankers off the shores of the United States. The Federal Reserve thus started a trend of slowly and methodically taxing the people, continuing to the present day and in doing so robbed the people of the United States of America from their wealth and standard of living.
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People today will argue that the power mall is more efficient as it uses less energy to cool or heat a warehouse than it does an indoor mall, plus it’s cheaper to rent the space. There are many drawbacks to these power centers and driving from one parking spot to another burning fossil fuel and wrecking the environment is not the least of them, but underneath the “cost saving BS” is the real reason they moved from indoor malls to power malls, and it can be summed up in three words: profit, greed and control
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The people of the United States used to have a large manufacturing sector in which they not only created what they consumed, but became quite skilled at it. This has all but been taken away from them as the majority of the manufacturing has been bought and moved off shore for cheaper labor, costs and more profits. The folks of the US used to make enough money to be able to pay for the costs of entities such as indoor malls, automobiles and large houses, when the companies they worked for used to hire employees, often for life, and pay them high wages. Their country was a testament to their character and hard work built on the backs of their forefathers, that's why many people emigrated to America, because it truly was the land of dreams.
Most young people today don’t recognize the wealth of the United States because quite simply, it has been stolen. The same corporations which used to employ the American people have either purchased many of the companies that used to support the “American Dream” or they have been slowly taken over by bankers and shareholders through takeovers and moved off shore. The bottom line is if the corporate laws of the United States allow off-shoring of their manufacturing, and it can be done elsewhere for a fraction of the cost, the oligarch’s will not care about ethics and sense of community when they can make more money elsewhere. If the American people realize how badly they have been used it’s not very likely they will be very happy about it.
The grand illusion in the United States has been supported by one government after another and it does not matter whether they are Republican or Democrat; they answer to the corporate masters that lobby them into power, not to the people that think they have a choice when they go to the polls. To add insult to injury, the politician’s march the young American’s off to war justified senselessly through the corporate media and get them to attack innocent countries and civilians where the bottom line is power, control of resources, gold and oil. As the consciousness of American’s continues to rise in the United States, all of this could come to an end if they could get back to common law, the original constitution and remove the crooks that ruined their country for a more than one generation.
The manufacturing sector should never have been allowed to go offshore. This depleted the skills of the workers in the United States and made them reliable on foreign countries for the same goods that largely used to be made in the USA. In my household I have held onto old Pyrex casserole dishes from my parents that were handed down, that still do not have one crack or chip in them; it’s high quality baking ware that likely has not been made in decades, and it’s made in the USA! Whereas today, consumers are largely limited to “made to break” items manufactured in China and surrounding countries whether they are in discount dollar stores or not.
Most young people today don’t recognize the wealth of the United States because quite simply, it has been stolen. The same corporations which used to employ the American people have either purchased many of the companies that used to support the “American Dream” or they have been slowly taken over by bankers and shareholders through takeovers and moved off shore. The bottom line is if the corporate laws of the United States allow off-shoring of their manufacturing, and it can be done elsewhere for a fraction of the cost, the oligarch’s will not care about ethics and sense of community when they can make more money elsewhere. If the American people realize how badly they have been used it’s not very likely they will be very happy about it.
The grand illusion in the United States has been supported by one government after another and it does not matter whether they are Republican or Democrat; they answer to the corporate masters that lobby them into power, not to the people that think they have a choice when they go to the polls. To add insult to injury, the politician’s march the young American’s off to war justified senselessly through the corporate media and get them to attack innocent countries and civilians where the bottom line is power, control of resources, gold and oil. As the consciousness of American’s continues to rise in the United States, all of this could come to an end if they could get back to common law, the original constitution and remove the crooks that ruined their country for a more than one generation.
The manufacturing sector should never have been allowed to go offshore. This depleted the skills of the workers in the United States and made them reliable on foreign countries for the same goods that largely used to be made in the USA. In my household I have held onto old Pyrex casserole dishes from my parents that were handed down, that still do not have one crack or chip in them; it’s high quality baking ware that likely has not been made in decades, and it’s made in the USA! Whereas today, consumers are largely limited to “made to break” items manufactured in China and surrounding countries whether they are in discount dollar stores or not.
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Enter the dollar store era in the United States where cheap junk can be had at a fraction of the price. As the cost of living continues to climb, the people in the west have to make concessions and purchase cheap goods from these stores to make ends meet. You would be hard pressed to find any item purchased at a dollar store that lasts for more than one year, yet alone one week; it’s a trade-off of quality for quantity.
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The banks are the root of all problems. They are the real power brokers in the world, and call the shots as to where the money goes, what markets to value, what politicians get lobbied and they support the corporations beyond measure. Each and every bank requires independent public audits, which should result in the "too big too fail" banks shutting down through their derivatives scam
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Cheap junk more often than not made in China; this phenomenon isn't happening by accident; because the oligarch's next target is the orient
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As the people in China, India and beyond welcomed the jobs and manufacturing from the west they were being largely paid slave wages compared to the west to do it, which of course was part of the plan to reap more profits from the unsuspecting public. Since then China has been developed into an industrial powerhouse by the foreign bankers by pulling what was dear to the American’s to the orient.
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The long term plan for the oligarch’s is to squeeze America to the last drop and build a much larger market and middle class in Asia. In Asia there are billions of people and therefore there are more people to draw from, and thus far more profits to be had through laws, taxes, business and rules that benefit the few over the many. One item of caution to this tale, if the Chinese and the surrounding countries believe they will not be used as the American’s have for wars and hegemony, they are not seeing the big picture as the oligarch’s do.
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To stop the economic disaster in the west the United States and its traditional allies, such as Canada, Great Britain, France, Italy etc. must bring manufacturing back to their respective countries and redevelop the skills necessary to become self-sufficient. This will eventually allow a standard of living comparable to the not too distant past, and get the people living a life they can be proud of again, by not only being a consumer driven market but also manufacturing and being highly skilled. Therefore the cause of the current economic downfall is identifying the internal issues and dealing with them, and the solution is to regain control of their liberty by placing people of high moral values into positions of influence and power.
It was once quoted in the past that attacking the United States would “Awaken a Sleeping Giant”, which correlates directly to current times. The American’s must continue to ramp up consciously and identify the infiltrators in their midst’s and rediscover the sleeping giant within. Only then will the senseless slaughter of young American’s begin to stop, because they will begin to understand they are fighting on behalf of the corporations that robbed the wealth of the United States and not the freedom and liberty of the people they grew up within America.
It was once quoted in the past that attacking the United States would “Awaken a Sleeping Giant”, which correlates directly to current times. The American’s must continue to ramp up consciously and identify the infiltrators in their midst’s and rediscover the sleeping giant within. Only then will the senseless slaughter of young American’s begin to stop, because they will begin to understand they are fighting on behalf of the corporations that robbed the wealth of the United States and not the freedom and liberty of the people they grew up within America.
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