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QAnon: It's on, don't panic ii
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[ link to www.fourwinds10.com] (way less than fiddy) Zap Report - Oct. 6, 2019This constant bickering back and forth between the U.S. established parties has taken its toll on the American people (me being one of them). The American people are acting like a guy standing on hot sand hopping back and forth from one foot to the other. He doesn’t like how the burning sand feels on either the left foot or the right foot. He just knows he’s getting burned, and can’t wait to get somewhere cooler. The American people know they’re being burned by both parties, who are serving the big banks, big pharma and military-industrial complex at the expense of the little guy.
The finger pointing and blame game is the only thing we seem to be witnessing our elected officials engaged in. Where is the commentary on things that matter to the population as a whole, like creating jobs, unfair taxes, healthcare, economic security, racial injustice and equality, social security and VA benefits?
Point of fact, did you know that the social security fund has run a surplus every year since 1987? Yet if you are SS recipient you are made to jump through hoops to receive what is yours. How about spending less effort on the dog and pony shows and sort out that debacle. (Over 50 million people are on SS). Although taxation is legitimate, running a government surplus isn't. How about our Vets. There are 18.2 million veterans in the United States, according to the most recent statistics from the US Census. More than nine million veterans are served each year by the Department of Veterans Affairs yet 90% of them don’t know what they are entitled to. The VA is such a debacle that even the administering doctors and staff have no idea. How about focusing resources to sorting that mess out instead of worrying about a phone call to the Ukraine.
These dog and pony shows only serve to distract the public and keep us dazed and confused and presents the country as “in chaos” to the rest of the world which in turn effects everything from the markets, global trade and treaty agreements to what you pay for a pair of shoes and having a job.
There are good battles being fought, but for some reason, that are not being made public. Why? Isn’t the whole idea of a two party system is keep each other in check. Are the good battles being fought purposely being suppressed from the public to restrain debate or hinder support? Does every citizen have to troll the congressional record daily to see what our representatives are up to? If no one has faith in their elected officials to have their best interest in mind, then why do we even have them? Why is it we find it easier to believe the government is lying to us then believing they are telling the truth? There is something fundamentally wrong with that.
You want see a bunch of “what the hell are you thinking” bills being introduced, take a minute and go to the congressional record and see what they are up to. Congress.org.
Here is an example; H.R. 25 was introduced Jan 1st 2019 and has 33 cosponsors (simplified it eliminates income tax, establishes a flat tax and dissolves the IRS). As of Qct. 1st 2019 “ZERO activity. On the other hand H.R. 3151 was introduced June 6th 2019 has 28 cosponsors (Simplified it empowers the IRS even more to take your money) and was passed and became law by July 1st 2019. Put on your thinking cap, which bill helps the American people and which one doesn’t? Why does the one that hurts us get ran through in less than a month while the other gets shelved?
HR3151. Basically totally empowers the IRS even more than what already existed. I didn’t vote for this. I didn’t know it was even a thing. Would any citizen of this country have approved or wanted the IRS to have even more control? I seriously doubt you could find one person that would think that, that would be OK. Yet it is now a law?
I, for one, would like to see our elected officials do what they were elected to do and in addition to that, show the public they are working on behalf of their constituents, that’s called “accountability”.
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