Hank Kroll
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 Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:55 pm Post subject: Feeling the crunch yet? |
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Feeling the crunch yet?
When you have to pay $800 per month for heating fuel, $800 a month
for
electricity and $800 a month for groceries the numbers don’t work
out.
You have to decide if you are going to sit in the dark, starve or
freeze to death. This should not be happening because there is much
oil and gas in the vicinity. Big corporations have no heart and are
not interested in selling small amounts of energy to locals.
In the village of Buckland located in northern Alaska Daniel Kirk age
51 has 4 people living in his house.
Irene Konenig Age 79 seven people live in her house.
Hanna Stocker age 60 has 9 people live in her house.
Effey Hadley age 68 has 5 people living in her house.
Jimmy Geary Sr. Age 75 has 6 people living in his house.
Beula Ballot age 85 has 2 people living in her house.
Charen Hadley age 73 has 11 people living in his house.
David lee has 18 people living in his house. This person buys his
neighbors a barrel of heating oil when someone runs out.
The list goes on and on-----
The point is the standard of living is lower in the remote villages
in
rural America. So much lower that it makes countries like Brazil and
New Zeeland look good.
Our standard of living has been stolen from us by our government
leaders who are taking bribes to keep status quo…. They take away the
value of the dollar by giving billions to contractors to rebuild
foreign nations after they bomb the hell out of them. They cause
financial institutions to fail thereby stealing our pension funds.
They inflate the dollar causing us to pay more for fuel, food and
clothing. They make war to protect the oil fields for the rich. They
give subsidies to foreign nations by outsourcing jobs.
Much of what is going on is forced on us the 200 rich stockholders of
the Federal Reserve headquartered in London England. When President
Woodrow Wilson signed it into law in 1913 it had a provision where we
could buy them out for 600-million dollars. Now that the dollar has
been inflated so many times 600-million is not that much to buy our
freedom. The only way we can change this is to get our Senators and
Congressmen to buy them out. It’s time for a change! Write your
senators and congressmen. Read my book, The Frog is Cooked to learn
more about who owns the Federal Reserve System of banks. www.GuardDogBooks.com
and www.AlaskaPublishing.com |
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