Kucinich on Fox: Save America's Homes

[Reform]

Run time: 09:23 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkGnytcXl4   Posted on YouTube: January 24, 2009 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: January 24, 2009 By DU Member: Reform Views on DU: 728

 
DK3

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1. Dennis takes all questions

because there is no dissembling. love YOU DK.

[earcandle]

2. Here is how to support Dennis and make our economy

get back on it's feet.


Give our mortgages and our credit card debt to a new
government bank that can earn 5% interest, a new revenue
stream, from and to the people, over 30 years on all of us. 
And employ us in public works, and teach us service training,
competency training, and ethics trainings, and all kinds of
development skills, anyone who has a brain left and not
currently on psyco-pharmaceuticals(PPS).  Herbs are okay. 
Regarding (PPS) lets give funding for these folks who want to
get off the psyche meds. 

Then money will be coming in immediately.  We are all happy. 
Banks can do their thing, because it is all relative.  

Private industries should not have a say in a Bailout, they
are not part of our government.  Government is legally
mandated and organized to provide us with services, and goods
that keep our values and societies vibrant and healthy. 
Governments need revenue streams to do so, and that is
supposed to be from sales and property and income taxes, but
we have toxic investments bringing cities and states down and
that has to stop.  

This new government bank, I heard talk about, sounds like
that way to create a new and great revenue stream. Maybe we
can then sidestep the corrupt banking industry that caused
this ruckus.  Let them grow from our abilities to pay again.

I was surprised to learn that we have some great services
that we pay for with our taxes, like our parks, our
sanitation, our health, our education, our legal justice
system, our treasury, our social security.  We pay for this
all with our taxes, and we also pay government a revenue
stream when we go to museums, pay the utility bill, the water
bill, the garbage bill, the traffic ticket. 

Lets develop healthy monetary compensations for hard work and
ethics, the willingness to be trained, developed and grow both
ourselves and our company, our group, our band, our family
with some integrity and gain the strength that comes with
such a stand.  Like $30K out of high school gets people in
their own studio.  $50K after college and trained for
management.  $60 if develop a new income stream, and 5% of
the profits.  $70K if you account for and analyze all of the
data with clear financials and internal controls that work
and pass audits. $80 if you manage large groups of these
people successfully, plus 10%.  $90 if you manage managers in
a region, plus $15%.  ETC, reasonable and will get the real
reason for this problem, lower wages, back in decent track. 
Fuck all the schemes. 

On Another note: 

Since when are we in a political rather than a legal world
when it comes to those in power, especially in the state of
Illinois? Do we not have to follow the rule of law in the
Senate of Illinois?  Can they allow a monkey court to
terminate Blago with the rules they put forth that violate
his ability to stand a real trial and defend himself?  

What duplicity is this?  Even Rachel Maddow caved and falls
for the foam at the mouth of those who do not hold the rule
of law to be the rule of the land.  The man is innocent until
proven guilty.  And he has rights to be respected enough to
bear his own witnesses in his defense.  What the fuck is
going on in Illinois?  And how dare the press continue to
ridicule Blago without addressing the negligence of the press
in investigating why they are pulling this bamboozzle on the
seat of the governor, maybe all future governors?  

Can someone tell me what is the point and why they do not
give this man the respect that comes with his office until
proven guilty of something.  Mr. Fitz did not indict and did
not get an extension so all of that is hearsay and crap out
to smear this guy.  We gave Bush respect, and he was a lot
worse than this guy.  This guy stood up to Bank of America
for the workers of that place, and they got their pensions. 
This guy gets results.  Is that why they are mad? Mirror,
mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? 

Are we just going to sit back and watch a guy fight for the
rule of law and learn what we still have?  Or are we going to
fight for what we know is ours?  Are we blinded by jealousy
cause the man has hair? 

That, even if unconscious, would be insane.