16 thoughts on “Sell Alaska! Plus, Seven Other Debt Fixes”
Gregers Werle
Who was that putz? Move to Canada? Canada is 34m minus the French speaking part and the Asians who are already there, I’d say closer to 20 million or so.
Canada = China. Just move to China.
daddy warbucks
Actually true. The ultimate goal is world monarchy (NWO) controlled by dynastic families and world bankers; collapse the system w/ bank debt forced onto taxpayers, elites buy up private & sovereign properties and assets for pennies on the dollar, collapse the fiat currencies for their one world currency, hand all water, parks and middleclass confiscated properties over to the UN (NWO regulatory).
Here’s also an interesting connection, time will tell:
James Bond, on the topics of fracking , Bayou Corne / New Madrid
This idea was already broached on Joey King’s channel years ago.
Danny Cunnington
LOL! They could throw in Sarah Palin as an indentured toilet cleaner! On a more serious note though, Alaska is worth more than $2.5 Trillion At the beginning of the Century Czarist Imperial Russia sold it to their (then) US republic allies for $9 million. Now that WAS a bargain.
Vast oil and gas wealth on a scale similar to an untapped Saudi Arabia (According to Linsay Williams), Vast fresh water reserves, more timber than all of Scandinavia, a two billion watt earthquake machine with power plant (HAARP), gold deposits all over (even in the sea), loads of other untapped natural resources and it’s three times bigger than Germany!
I reckon you could get the Asians to pool together all the US debt they hold and stump up maybe $5 trillion. Maybe more and after that they will probably make a bid on Hawaii. (You could throw in Barry Obama as an indentured house boy).
Just don’t forget to throw in Sarah Palin on the Alaskan sale in case it’s a deal breaker.
The American Monetary Institute is a publicly supported charity founded in 1996. The real outcomes in society – whether there will be general economic justice or corrupt financial privileges for the few – are usually determined by the structure of a society’s monetary system.
Key Articles:
The Chicago Plan Revisited. Michael Kumhof (Deputy Division Chief, Modeling Dept., IMF) applies modern computer modeling to the Chicago Plan, which support the monetary reforms of HR 2990 and dispel the widespread fears of inflation under a government money system.
A Critique of Innes’ Credit Theory of Money, by Stephen Zarlenga, which explodes (or “discredits”) the prevailing economists notion that it is OK to use “debt” in place of “money.”
The Need for Monetary Reform is a brief summary of monetary reform.
Why States Going into the Banking Business is a Distraction, not a Solution to their Fiscal Problem and Reforms Nothing, American Money Scene Bulletin 5. This article is a comprehensive critique of the notion that instead of fixing the problem, governments should go into the banking business!
Jasha Blanka
This is a good start. Next we can throw out those moocher southern red states!
Is there an overview (pie chart) to be found on the net to whom exactly the US is all in debt?
aleksy
And to think this would get rid of Sarah Palin in the deal—–TOO GOOD TO PASS UP!!!
aleksy
@ daddy warbucks
@Danny Cunnington
Both excellent summations.
alan
Only the 12 year olds in public schools, they would probably benefit from getting out of the system at this age.
Too late for the private school brats.
aleksy
Sarah Palin – waht a toilet cleaning tool. She has given the worst possible name to America. John McCain did not pick her; he is no THAT stupid himself. He was saddled with her to make sure he would be a designated loser, like she is. This could make it LOOK like Bummer was elected in a landslide. Bummer was appointed just like Dubbya and the like before him. For whatever reason BAU wanted Bummer as the Puppet-in-chief then and now. If an Prez Appointee does not work out and gets a little overly impressed with himself like JFK, the BAU just gets rid of him either ‘permanently’ or just has him in for only one term.
Anthony
Seems extreme but when you think about it. But then, giving banks over trillion dollars in bailouts is extreme.
Steven
Keep Alaska and pay off the national debt in cash and stop borrowing and spending.
Just grow some brains and some balls and do the right thing and get it over with.
r
Subject: taxes 2 percent on top half percent yields 75 billion a year.!
Yale Professor Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott have proposed a 2 percent surtax on the wealth of the richest one-half of 1 percent of Americans owning more than $7.2 million of assets.
They figure it would generate $70 billion a year, or $750 billion over the decade. That’s more than the fiscal cliff deal raises from high-income Americans.
Together, the two sets of taxes on the wealthy — tax increases contained in the fiscal cliff agreement, and a wealth tax such as Ackerman and Alstott have proposed — would just about equal the spending cuts the White House has already agreed to, totaling $1.5 trillion (or $1.7 trillion including interest savings).
MrJones
How about charge a few for this guy to never ever show his face in front of a camera again.
Who was that putz? Move to Canada? Canada is 34m minus the French speaking part and the Asians who are already there, I’d say closer to 20 million or so.
Canada = China. Just move to China.
Actually true. The ultimate goal is world monarchy (NWO) controlled by dynastic families and world bankers; collapse the system w/ bank debt forced onto taxpayers, elites buy up private & sovereign properties and assets for pennies on the dollar, collapse the fiat currencies for their one world currency, hand all water, parks and middleclass confiscated properties over to the UN (NWO regulatory).
Here’s also an interesting connection, time will tell:
James Bond, on the topics of fracking , Bayou Corne / New Madrid
http://youtu.be/vXZuumxrhHs
This idea was already broached on Joey King’s channel years ago.
LOL! They could throw in Sarah Palin as an indentured toilet cleaner! On a more serious note though, Alaska is worth more than $2.5 Trillion At the beginning of the Century Czarist Imperial Russia sold it to their (then) US republic allies for $9 million. Now that WAS a bargain.
Vast oil and gas wealth on a scale similar to an untapped Saudi Arabia (According to Linsay Williams), Vast fresh water reserves, more timber than all of Scandinavia, a two billion watt earthquake machine with power plant (HAARP), gold deposits all over (even in the sea), loads of other untapped natural resources and it’s three times bigger than Germany!
I reckon you could get the Asians to pool together all the US debt they hold and stump up maybe $5 trillion. Maybe more and after that they will probably make a bid on Hawaii. (You could throw in Barry Obama as an indentured house boy).
Just don’t forget to throw in Sarah Palin on the Alaskan sale in case it’s a deal breaker.
http://www.monetary.org/
The American Monetary Institute is a publicly supported charity founded in 1996. The real outcomes in society – whether there will be general economic justice or corrupt financial privileges for the few – are usually determined by the structure of a society’s monetary system.
Key Articles:
The Chicago Plan Revisited. Michael Kumhof (Deputy Division Chief, Modeling Dept., IMF) applies modern computer modeling to the Chicago Plan, which support the monetary reforms of HR 2990 and dispel the widespread fears of inflation under a government money system.
A Critique of Innes’ Credit Theory of Money, by Stephen Zarlenga, which explodes (or “discredits”) the prevailing economists notion that it is OK to use “debt” in place of “money.”
The Need for Monetary Reform is a brief summary of monetary reform.
Why States Going into the Banking Business is a Distraction, not a Solution to their Fiscal Problem and Reforms Nothing, American Money Scene Bulletin 5. This article is a comprehensive critique of the notion that instead of fixing the problem, governments should go into the banking business!
This is a good start. Next we can throw out those moocher southern red states!
Forgot the link
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2012/02/is-your-state-a-net-giver-or-taker-of-federal-taxes/
Is there an overview (pie chart) to be found on the net to whom exactly the US is all in debt?
And to think this would get rid of Sarah Palin in the deal—–TOO GOOD TO PASS UP!!!
@ daddy warbucks
@Danny Cunnington
Both excellent summations.
Only the 12 year olds in public schools, they would probably benefit from getting out of the system at this age.
Too late for the private school brats.
Sarah Palin – waht a toilet cleaning tool. She has given the worst possible name to America. John McCain did not pick her; he is no THAT stupid himself. He was saddled with her to make sure he would be a designated loser, like she is. This could make it LOOK like Bummer was elected in a landslide. Bummer was appointed just like Dubbya and the like before him. For whatever reason BAU wanted Bummer as the Puppet-in-chief then and now. If an Prez Appointee does not work out and gets a little overly impressed with himself like JFK, the BAU just gets rid of him either ‘permanently’ or just has him in for only one term.
Seems extreme but when you think about it. But then, giving banks over trillion dollars in bailouts is extreme.
Keep Alaska and pay off the national debt in cash and stop borrowing and spending.
Just grow some brains and some balls and do the right thing and get it over with.
Subject: taxes 2 percent on top half percent yields 75 billion a year.!
hello
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http://robertreich.org/post/41395861898
Yale Professor Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott have proposed a 2 percent surtax on the wealth of the richest one-half of 1 percent of Americans owning more than $7.2 million of assets.
They figure it would generate $70 billion a year, or $750 billion over the decade. That’s more than the fiscal cliff deal raises from high-income Americans.
Together, the two sets of taxes on the wealthy — tax increases contained in the fiscal cliff agreement, and a wealth tax such as Ackerman and Alstott have proposed — would just about equal the spending cuts the White House has already agreed to, totaling $1.5 trillion (or $1.7 trillion including interest savings).
How about charge a few for this guy to never ever show his face in front of a camera again.