Kurt Nimmo
Infowars
September 24, 2008
Good news! McCain has shut down his election campaign. Maybe we won’t have to see his mug all the time on television.
Of course, this is horse feathers. It’s an election trick. McCain says he has suspended his campaign until the government figures out how best to screw the little guy, who will have to pay for the bankster scam now tortuously wending its way through the best little corporate whorehouse on the Potomac. McCain urges Obama to do likewise. So far it seems the Obama campaign has told their counterparts in the McCain campaign to go suck an egg.
McCain made all kinds of scary predictions if the fleecing does not commence pronto. If not steamrolled through, “McCain said ominously, credit will dry up, people will no longer be able to buy homes, life savings will be at stake and businesses will not have enough money to pay workers.” In short, according to McCain, life will pretty much end as we know it because we are attached to the bankers by a financial umbilical cord.
McCain threw one of his stalwarts into the fight, the neocon senator Lindsey Graham:
Sen. Lindsey Graham, McCain’s representative in debate negotiations, said McCain will not attend the debate “unless there is an agreement that would provide a solution” to the financial crisis. Graham, R-S.C., told The Associated Press that the agreement would have to be publicly endorsed by Obama, McCain, the White House and congressional leaders, but not necessarily given final passage by the House and Senate.
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Sounds good to me, especially the part about shutting down the supposed debates which are really nothing more than a dog and pony show featuring Tweedledee and Tweedledum, two groomed race horses — in McCain’s case, an out to pasture race horse — both owned by the Banker Party.
It will be interesting to see what McCain does now that Obama has thumbed his nose at the idea of the two taking a campaign hiatus and rushing pell mell to the district of criminals to partake in the colossal scam of the century.
Meanwhile, McCain’s better looking half, Sarah Palin, warns we’re headed “for another Great Depression if Congress doesn’t act on the financial crisis,” according to the Associated Press. “Palin said the answer to the financial crisis doesn’t necessarily have to be the bailout plan that the Bush administration has proposed, but that it should be some form of bipartisan action to reform Wall Street.”
She means give Wall Street what it wants, specifically making damn sure the American people pick up the tab on all the toxic waste the bankers want to unload — and at a premium, as Fed mobster Bernanke insists. Otherwise, as McCain threatens, “people will no longer be able to buy homes, life savings will be at stake and businesses will not have enough money to pay workers.” Missy and the Manchurian candidate are taking their lines from a carefully prepared script. Nothing original here.
As a reasonably well educated fifth grader might tell you if he had the facts spread out before him, the Great Depression 2.0 will not arrive on the day after the banksters fail to unload their toxic waste.
It will come soon because of the staggering debt owed. Prior to the banker instigated establishment of the Federal Reserve, America had a savings-based economy. Now it has a debt-based economy. Stacking debt upon debt, as the nation has done for decades to the orgiastic delight of the bankers, will ruin us. No nation can constantly compound debt of credit-based money forever. Sooner or later the house of cards collapses. Adding a few trillion to the debt to bailout the predatory financial class will nudge this process along nicely and hasten the collapse. It won’t be pretty with its attendant ravages of hyperinflation.
So whatever McCain and Obama do plays a distant second fiddle. It’s a distraction, nothing more than a tank populated with brightly colored fish. Bush has called Obama and McCain to the White House for talks… or maybe for a game of footsies.
At any rate, it will be a relief not having McCain on the tube for a few minutes, parading around like the high-paid fool he is, pretending he is actually capable of doing something other than taking orders from his master, as all obedient grocery clerks do.
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