The Crisis of Reality

Charlie McGrath, Contributing Writer
Activist Post

The clock is running out on the “Super Duper Congress,” and of course we have no deal.  No shocker there, because making any cuts would mean having to go before the camera and own up to your decision.

It is far easier to let the clock run out so auto-cuts kick in — no fuss, no muss, no ownership.

Collective hands can be thrown up; shoulders can be shrugged; and everyone can declare how it is not their fault.

So the name of the game is ‘stall and blame.’  But have no fear, because the outstanding leadership in D.C. will make sure that the war machine will not fall under the axe of austerity. The mainstream media, and perhaps rating agencies, will do their best to convince the populace that this darn democracy thing just doesn’t seem to work and that THIS crisis must be resolved with some new extraordinary action.  After all, that is how we got the unconstitutional gang of twelve in the first place.

We need to understand that we are no longer a republic. We’re not even a mediocre democracy.  Our government has been completely co-opted by special interests, and governing one crisis to the next is the preferred method of destroying what is remaining of the Constitution, as well as providing cover to our “leaders” to disregard the wishes of the people.

Since the first bailout, we have been subjected to one world-ending crisis after another, and what has it brought us?  A nation that has been beat down and a government that has let the people be submerged in trillions of dollars in fraudulent failure.   When we as a nation wake up, we’ll find that we’ve been sold out for the want of saving a financial system that is beyond corrupt, beyond the law, and thanks to the govern by crisis model, beyond control.  The ‘too big to fail’ have become the economy.

With the help of bought-and-paid-for representation, they have managed to transfer, by crisis, their failure onto the people of the world.  So when the technocrats have completed the largest transfer of wealth in human history, and the music stops, we will see a true crisis . . . the crisis of reality.