Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 01:19:07 -0800 (PST)
From: Jolly Roger
Subject: The New Slavery


The average American in the year 2005 lives a fragile
existence, in a
struggle for survival that can be ended by missing a
few paychecks.
The
carrot at the end of the stick which was formerly
known as "the
American dream" has been replaced by a whip that can
best be
described as the
American nightmare of homelessness, and slow, early
death. You no
longer work to achieve a better life for yourselves
and your
children. You
work to keep a roof over your head, and you pray that
you don't lose
it.
You became a slave when fear replaced incentive as
your motivation to
work, but I still suggest that you work while you can,
because if the
company you work for can't send your job overseas, the
U.S.
government is
allowing 2000 people per day to enter this country
illegally, because
they're willing to do your job for less.

It doesn't matter if you're a "white collar" or "blue
collar"
employee.
If you're an American, you're too highly paid. There
are billions of
people who want your job, and your government is doing
all they can
to
see that you lose it to them. You see, we're not
really Americans
anymore. Now we're just anonymous faces in the "global
village,"
because our
government has sold our nation to foreigners and
international
bankers,
and the new bankruptcy law has doomed the American
citizen to a life
of
debt slavery. They'll insist that illegal immigrants
are only doing
jobs that Americans refuse to do, and you'll probably
believe it,
because
if you're watching the TV that shovels that crap, you
probably still
have your job. The illegal immigrants are doing jobs
that Americans
always did, and every unemployed American I talk to
can't find a job
anywhere. And just like the European immigrants that
flooded this
country
before the economic depression of the 1930's, today's
illegal
immigrants
also
have no gripe with a government that has allowed them
work for high
wages in America, and send billions back to their
homeland. Nor do
they
care very much about our constitution, bill of rights,
or way of
life.
They're only here for what they can grab, and our
government has
welcomed them with open arms, because they're grabbing
it from you.

You're already working much longer, and much harder,
to achieve a
much
lower standard of living than the previous generation,
and 25 percent
of working Americans no longer even get a vacation.
The Social
Security
retirement age has been raised to match the life
expectancy of
American
males, so apparently, you're also expected to work
until you're dead.
When you do finally get a vacation, they only trip
you'll be taking
will
be in a pine box, and that's only if you're one of the
lucky ones.
Most
of us will only get the state-issued canvas bag that
gets tossed into
the pit with all the others. If you don't mind the
fact that you'll
be
working until you're dead, you might also want to
consider the fact
that
you'll get nothing for your labor, because this
nation's economy is
about to crash like a freight train, and when it does,
everything
you've
worked for will vanish. After the depression gets
ugly, and your
family
has made the adjustment from three meals per day to
three meals per
week, the newspapers will blame your hunger on "the
economy," as if
it
were some magical force that uncontrollably ruined a
couple hundred
million lives. Nothing could be further from the
truth.

Politicians and international bankers can manipulate
national
economies
at will, much in the way the media manipulates your
mind, and a
decision has been made to impoverish Americans,
because global
government
requires that everyone in the world have an equally
low standard of
living.
Simply put, we're being robbed of all we've worked
for, because our
government wants us to be poor, hungry, and docile,
dependant upon
them
for our existence, and in fear of them for our lives.
The government
of
the United States is intentionally destroying the
economy of the
United
States, because the politicians and the international
bankers they
work
for have decided that the American way of life, and
catering to the
demands of the American constitution, is simply too
expensive.

Regardless of how wealthy you think you are, you
actually have no
real
money at all. The "federal reserve notes" that are in
your wallet,
and
your bank account, aren't really money, but are
actually only paper
on
a debt that can never be paid, not even by combining
all the assets
and
labor of every American alive today. Any loan-shark
with a third
grade
education will tell you "the paper's no good," and
naturally, the
foreign investors who allow us to float this debt,
have come to the
same
conclusion.

What is commonly known as the "U.S. dollar,"
represents a debt that
is
owed by the U.S. federal government, to the federal
reserve bank. The
federal reserve bank happens to be the privately owned
entity that
lent
the money that's represented by the paper in your
wallet. The federal
reserve act signed away everything you own, and the
fruit of your
labor
as collateral on this debt, and as foreign investors
are becoming
increasingly unwilling to invest the $2 billion per
day needed to
cover the
interest, our creditors will want to collect it.

About 90 percent of all Americans are mortgaged to the
hilt, and
would
have little or no assets left if all debts and
liabilities were to be
paid.* Most Americans have taken advantage of low
interest rates, and
are now paying a mortgage on their homes. The booming
real estate
market
has made every purchase profitable, because the price
of a home
always
rises. The problem is that the price of a home today
is incredibly
over-inflated, and the real estate boom that's been
keeping the
American
economy afloat, is about to bust. Interest rates are
going to rise,
and
the price of your home is going to drop drastically,
which will leave
you stuck paying for a house that probably wouldn't
pay the interest
on
your debt if you sold it. If you're lucky enough to
remain employed,
inflation will shred your paycheck until you can no
longer make
mortgage
payments. This is when you need to remember that when
a nation's
economy
collapses, the wealth of the nation doesn't disappear,
it only changes
hands.

Millions of Americans are about to be tossed into the
street, and
because we're a kinder and gentler America, from the
street they'll
be
tossed into shelters. Once in the shelter, they'll be
wards of the
social
service system, which will make sure they all have
food, and a bed to
sleep in. In exchange for that food and shelter, the
"welfare reform"
act
will put them to work at jobs where they will collect
no additional
salary. I guess the idea of "welfare reform" is a lot
more acceptable
to
Americans than "forced labor" but regardless of what
you call it,
many
Americans will soon experience slavery once again, and
the slaves are
not just sweeping public streets. Under the welfare
reform act, many
Americans are being put to work for private companies
for no wages
other
than the cost of their food and shelter, both of which
constitute the
bare minimum requirements of survival. By causing the
economy to
collapse,
and then "saving" the poor, our government can legally
force millions
of
Americans into slavery. The new slavery will be blamed
on "the
economy," and it will employ a much larger percentage
of the
population than
it did before the civil war.

To understand how they're accomplishing this, we need
to turn our
thoughts back to our monetary system, because due to
the fact that it
is no
longer based on the gold standard, our government is
in control of
the
money supply, and that gives them the ability to cause
rampant
unemployment, which is exactly what they're doing. The
framers of the
U.S.
constitution protected us from this brand of tyranny,
but because
Americans
were foolish enough to ignore and/or trust their
government, they
will
become slaves, but most of them will blame themselves
for their
plight.

Article 1, Section 10, of the U.S. constitution
clearly states
that "no
state shall... make any thing but gold and silver coin
a tender in
payment of debts." The constitution's prohibition of
"fiat money"
(what's
in your wallet) guarantees that the wealth of the
nation remains in
the
hands of the people, which leaves the government
incapable of
stealing
the population's wealth, as they're doing today. You
can collect all
the dollars that you like. Our government decides what
they're worth,
and
by keeping the presses working overtime, they're
insuring that the
dollar will soon be worthless.

The U.S. department of labor has also changed the way
it collects
data
regarding unemployment, which allows for the
fraudulent unemployment
figures that are printed in the newspapers, and allows
working
Americans
to believe that things aren't really that bad. Their
new "household
survey" system avoids counting most of the poor by
basing
unemployment
figures on telephone surveys. A real estimate, based
on population
and
payroll taxes, reveals that about 25 percent of the
American
workforce is
presently unemployed, and that will eventually force
them into the
social service slavery system. Unless your mortgage
and debts are
completely paid off, and you can still pay your
property taxes,
there's a good
chance you'll soon be joining them. Welcome to the
third world, and
to
an American world, where slavery is legal once again.

What are you going to do when your government forces
you into
slavery?
You can't avoid it, because if you're homeless, you'll
be rounded up
and brought to a "shelter", where you'll be fed, and
probably
medicated
if you're not happy to be there. With so many people
becoming
homeless,
it will be easy for them to find an apartment for you,
and social
services will pay your rent, and give you food stamps.

Soon after that they will find you a job, but
naturally, you won't be
taking home a paycheck because you're in debt to the
social service
system. They'll tell you that you're working your way
back to
independence,
but since your salary will never be more than your
expenses, you'll
work for free until you're dead. If you refuse to
work, the
government
"assistance" will be cut off, you'll be back out on
the street, and
you'll
probably do your next job with a shackle around your
ankle.

I'm not asking that you waste the time or paper
required to write
your
congressman, because they don't care what you think
anyway. What I am
asking you to do is to remember something. When the
economy does
crash,
and you're forced into the street. I want you to
remember that this
isn't your fault, and it's not the result of a "bad
economy." Please
remember that you're poor, hungry and homeless,
because that's where
our
government wants you to be, and they intentionally
destroyed the U.S.
economy because they want you to suffer, and beg. And
regardless of
how bad
things get, never sell your
rifle.
- ---- Jolly Roger