Do you think that all (american) politicians who say they believe in God are telling the truth?

The most threatening thing to employment and wages is the Federal Reserve, which holds about 80 trillion in U. S treasury debt and derivative swaps combined. This debt will increase exponentially, so long as the U.S. government continues to borrow money from the Federal Reserve.

This can be summed up very simply, because when the U.S. government borrows money from the Federal Reserve (which isn't part of the Federal Government, it is a private bank), interest is involved. However, the Federal Reserve does not print the money required to pay back the interest, they only print the money that the U.S. government needs. So U.S. treasury bonds slowly and incrementally are watered down and become less valuable as they have more and more debt attached to them, and inflation will continue to rise to try and compensate for the accumulation of debt, which can never be paid back until the Federal Reserve is abolished.

So, to answer your question, never. The government is bought and paid for. The U.S. doesn't have a government, it has a private bank that threatens economic and/or man-made disasters unless legislation is passed that the Federal Reserve wants, which benefits them, and them only.

The Federal Reserve influences political policy in Washington through the control of the U.S. government's money, which they only get from the Fed. That's why if you look on any bank note, it says "Federal Reserve Note", on it. There are no other forms of currency that are accepted in the United States.

You have to understand that there are only a handful of central banks in the world, which work with privatized national banks in almost every country, to consolidate the wealth and slowly drain it from the public. This is why anyone that speaks out against the Federal Reserve is labeled a "terrorist", because it threatens the very existence of such a massive banking cartel that essentially owns the entire human race as collateral, unless people do something about it, which they won't.

You can tell them, but most of them wouldn't be able to grasp what was being said because their government run school education never bothered to teach them about economic policies (kind of convenient, don't you think?). Most of the welfare moochers wouldn't care anyway as long as they kept getting their check and don't have to work. The union workers (generally attend government schools and are poorly educated) have no incentive to demand change because they keep getting outrageous pay packages while producing poor quality products.

Useless government workers, also poorly educated with low demand degrees on top of that, don't worry about making this nation more economically viable because they are paid twice the rate for a similar 'private sector' job. The useless government workers additionally cause an excessive tax burden on private sector workers to 'fund' their compensation (along with the retirement benefits of now retired useless government workers). In addition, bureaucrats, seeking more and more power over the private sector, impose costly, cumbersome, unconstitutionally intrusive regulations which further disincenitivize private sector companies from doing/expanding business in the US.

Those types know (and could foresee) what would happen, they simply didn't care. Some even wanted this mayhem to happen and deliberately caused it (especially stinkbomba and the liberals in Congress). They wanted the economy to collapse so they could take over even more control of the private sector.

We told everyone that if you keep voting for miserably failing marxist-socialist democrats (and RINOs), this is what would happen. Many wouldn't listen, now DEAL WITH IT!

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.