Regel 10 Einreichungserklärung: Dieser Beitrag erörtert die Lebenshaltungskosten und das, was die Kaufkraft und den Arbeitswert von Menschen untergräbt. Besonders warum Familien mehr als je zuvor arbeiten und immer noch wie nie zuvor Probleme haben.

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    1. DeadEndFred on

      “More subtle than even the income tax device for looting nations, is the control of currency. In these matters the Rockefeller Empire has been guided by the principal German agents of the **Bismarxian conspiracy,** Felix and Paul Warburg, sons of M. M. Warburg, representative of the Rothchilds and banker for the German governments, including Hitler’s. The Warburgs became partners of Rockefeller’s bankers, Kuhn Loeb & Co. at the beginning of the century, directly after their arrival in this country from Germany. With the cooperation of the Rockefeller interests, represented by Senator Aldrich, they promptly set about creating **the Federal Reserve Bank as a private corporation that, in violation of the Constitution, controls our currency system, and through it, manipulates and steadily absorbs the wealth of the nation for the conspirators,** and dominates the industry, commerce and policies of the nation.

      A quick understanding of the extent of the looting that can be accomplished by this control of the currency system by the conspirators, without going into the technicalities of the mechanism, can be conveyed by one simple statement, to wit: **The same conspirators, with the same mechanics that they are employing in the U.S., engineered the devastating inflation in Germany that wiped out the wealth of the citizenry and destroyed their freedom. They also planted revolution and Communism in Russia.** Every device and method that they employed in those countries has been adopted in their domestic conspiracy. Every move that they make in **their pretense of fighting inflation is deliberately designed to increase it and to hasten the debacle.**

      The staggering taxation, which they pretend will cut the purchasing power of the people and prevent inflation, is the most powerful factor in increasing inflation. Taxes are an integral part of cost, often multiplied many times. The increased revenue from taxes also increases the amount of money available for spending by the government itself, the most powerful factor in speeding inflation. On the other hand **the conspirators block increased production, the only final deflationary force, even more directly, by rigid restrictions of production.** To these devices they add the tremendous costs of a vast bureaucracy, of welfare and social security trickery, of increased wages fostered for their own advantages through class, „labor“ legislation and „collective bargaining“, deficit financing and by enormous and steadily rising appropriations for „defense“, the Point 4 program and Marshall Plan and **pretense of „fighting Communism“** in Korea and Europe, most of which flows directly into the kitty of their **gigantic swindle,** and to the bolstering of the Soviets.

      **The value of ruinous inflation for the success of the totalitarian conspiracy was pointed out long ago by both Marx and Lenin. In one stroke the „new social order“ can be attained by individual and national bankruptcy.** Inflation by manipulation of currency, the squandering of the wealth of the nation, deficit financing and ruinous taxation must all be checked and the plotters ousted, if we are ever to recover our freedom and survive as a nation.”

      -Emanuel M. Josephson, M.D.

      Rockefeller “Internationalist” The Man Who Misrules the World, 1952

    2. killer_cain on

      Taxes. Fucking taxes. Around 80% of everything we earn goes to the govt in some form of tax, people pay them with a smile & then blame the rich for the government is making them poor.

    3. BBQShapeshifter on

      2 major things happened:
      1. Governments stopped taxing wealthy people. In the US in 1952, the top marginal income tax rate was 91% so the wealthy was paying more to the government which in turn went into infrastructure, education, healthcare, etc. Today that tax rate is 37%, and there are many more loopholes for the wealthy to pay even less tax than that, so less is being spent.
      2. In 1971, the US dollar was taken off the gold standard. With nothing backing the dollar except government decree, the money taps were turned on, dollars have been flooding the market ever since, and this has made every dollar worth less and less. Your money is worth less than it used to, and without significant changes to the system, it will continue to be worth even less in the future.You know this as inflation.

    4. Additional_Ad_4049 on

      The government printing money and lowering interest rates. It creates inflation which destroys purchasing power which significantly affects the lower and middle class more than the upper class because they use a far larger % of their pay on basic necessities, so they have less discretionary income. Lower interest rates blow up asset bubbles which helps the rich because they own pretty much all the assets. The lower class have less discretionary income due to inflation, less to put towards building wealth and participating in the assets nominal price increase

    5. blacklegsanji27 on

      and u would think as technology advances and years go by that things should be even better but they are much worse, this is obviously by design.

    6. alwaysrunningaround1 on

      Its never been about left vs right that’s just a distraction so the rich can get richer and the poor stay poor while we fight amongst ourselves

    7. IllustriousEffect607 on

      It’s quite simple. The people in that upper position are influencing the economy to increase the gap.

    8. FunkDaddy27 on

      Lol there are so many variables that have caused this it would take a literal novel to list them all. But ultimately IMO it simply comes down to greed. The utmost highest level of greed for money/power.

    9. Jaxx_Teller on

      It is because a small amount of people with aligning interests that know how to manipulate human psychology have used their occult knowledge to create the condition of human slavery, while they are the slave masters

    10. No-Analysis2839 on

      Well, that’s complicated, but broadly I would aim at two things:

      1) the concentration of wealth, as well as where it spends its money

      2) consumerism that compels people to spend exorbitant amounts on frivolous products

      There’s a lot more that can be explored, but I think those are the biggest reasons in America, Canada, and Western Europe. Point 1 is definitely the biggest reason, we’ve all seen the statistics on the wealth gap, and something not often talked about is where that concentration is actually spent, and Point 2 just ensures that any expendable money people may have is siphoned away. Point 1 is a policy failure, point 2 is a cultural/social failure.

    11. Removing the USD from the gold standard, outsourcing manufacturing, adopting a debt based economy, accessibility of credit lines, government subsidized student loans, women entering the workforce en masse, corporate tax cuts, deregulation of Wall Street, crony politics, government spending, wars, deficit spending, massive fraud saved by taxpayer bailouts, I can go on forever baby.

    12. Citizens United and the founding of a generation of laws to move money upward away from people like in the picture.

    13. Govt intervention on money supply and interest rates primarily benefited the wealthy ( ie credit card debt never declined much)

      Beneficial tax rates on capital gains benefited the wealthy

      Private equity ruined many good companies

      Allowing companies to buyout their competitors created many quasi monopolies that then could influence less competitive pricing and supply

      Not penalizing companies that outsourced to foreign markets —- if such happened today then Trump would create so much trouble for these respective companies

    14. SmileAtRoyHattersley on

      To keep the balance of labor supply in place, men would have had to have left the workforce as often as women entered. But they didn’t have to, because products make life easier. And the products got cheaper as more people entered the workforce and labor got cheaper, allowing more people to afford the life-easier products and enter the workforce. A prisoner’s dilemma for every household with two potential earners. Played out millions of times over the course of a few decades.

      Equity holders and execs made more money as the value of labor decreased.

      The only solution is a broad private union or heavy government-imposed redistribution, both requiring near-perfect execution to avoid making the problem worse.

    15. The grift of the privately owned central banks of the West – The Fed, the Bank of England, all the banks of Europe and most everywhere else – including the BIS in Switzerland. Fiat currency lent at interest ensures global slavery.

    16. Tasty_Walrus_8207 on

      Ronaldo Wilsonevez Raegandinho.

      But technically, it started during JFK’s last term (drop in highest bracket tax rate, i.e.)

    17. Financial_Result8040 on

      „Post-WWII By the end of World War II, over 12 million workers were unionized, and collective bargaining was common in industry. Weekly earnings in manufacturing more than tripled between 1945 and 1970.
      Decline After Ronald Reagan’s election in 1980, anti-union policies took hold and union membership fell by 5 million between 1975 and 1985. By the end of the 1980s, less than 17% of American workers were in unions. “

      Before the labor movement babies died due to lack of nutrition/watered down formula while people lived in shanty towns or thin walled buildings. The phrase „Waiting on the other shoe to drop“ came from those times because you would hear your neighbor taking off their shoes.

      The deadliest conflict was with the Appalachian coal miners, Wendigoon recently did a video about it.

      „The West Virginia Mine Wars were a series of violent labor conflicts between 1912 and 1921, primarily in southern West Virginia, where coal miners fought for the right to unionize and improve their dangerous working conditions and civil liberties against powerful coal operators and their private security forces. Key events included the Paint Creek–Cabin Creek strike, the Matewan Massacre, and the Battle of Blair Mountain, the largest armed uprising in the U.S. since the Civil War, which ultimately ended the open conflict but not the miners‘ struggle for rights“

    18. Electronic_Yak9821 on

      The Left Wing will distract from that by declaring that photo racist, misogynistic, and transphobic.

    19. rustyrussell2015 on

      Lack of a moral compass. Everyone cheats, lies and does whatever it takes to get one up on others so yeah society is tearing itself apart which is what the elites want.

    20. Paulycurveball on

      Expectation also increased. Alot of people don’t realize that. If you can’t afford a new car, 4 bedroom house, and 3 vacations out of country a year your not broke or „struggling“. Quality of life is what’s important not material assets. Yea back then one person working could provide for everything but people didn’t have social media to feel the need to have to show off. They didn’t have to feel embarrassed cause they don’t have the newest clothes or tech. So it’s very easy to survive on one income nowa days, but people don’t want to accept what that life looks like. The real conspiracy is how the globalist elite convinced y’all to hate each other and expect the best of the best, when there’s no drive in the American spirit like back then. They killed y’all spirit, they took your drive, and now your wives (or husbands) are jealous of the stuff they see on social media. Keeping up with the Joneses was one thing, feeling bad about your life because your social Media profile is wack is another.

    21. do-u-have-chocolate on

      We’re in the late stages of capitalism. Ai will soon automate most jobs at a pretty aggressive rate. 10-15 years is going to look very very different. Either a socialism universal income utopia or something more like mad max

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