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Washington State Representative:

I am very concerned with the current mind-set with some of our government officials. Some of you have decided that I want, or need, to have even more of my nickel ‘shaved’ by the Fed in an effort to salvage the market from its perceived collapse. Nothing could be further from the truth. You do not have my backing in this decision.

I am very aware of the consequences of not jumping in and helping the market. I am also aware of what happens when our government steps in and ‘saves’ the common man from his problems—it’s been well documented in our histories, namely in France and Communist Russia. And using these two as more recent indications of what happens, it should be clear that this Bail Out is not only a bad decision, but more correctly it is an atrocity.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt decided he would use the federal government to help these United States to come out of the Depression. His efforts had some very positive results, only because the country was started in that direction, and because of the faith and hard work of the people following many years of living within a Depression. Many of those ‘short-term’ programs he designed and implemented are still with us today.

Backing this Bail Out is like supporting the little boy with his finger in the dike. It may feel good to cheer him on, to show solidarity with his hard work, but it does nothing to stem the eventual flood. We will all be able to see the cracks getting larger.

The Federal Reserve, backed 100% by our government, have stripped all reality from the dollar, and have based the dollar on nothing more than the debt they can load upon the shoulders of We the People. Adding to that debt won’t help.

This Bail Out reminds me of the attempts to stop the forest fires that occurred from time to time in Yellowstone National Forest, Wyoming. For a long time the forest became drier and more deadly for anyone attempting to camp there. This continued for years until lightning struck, and a massive conflagration happened. Everybody feared for the Park, for lives and property—just as people fear now for their country, lives, and property—until it was discovered that the only way the forest could renew itself was using the fire as a catalyst. Life couldn’t renew within the forest if the ground and seeds weren’t heated in just such a blaze.

Our national debt and the whole world-wide economy has been using the feeble attempts of men to try and correct and compensate for the flux that naturally occurs in anything. Daily over the past few years, it has become more and more difficult, and the promises of such things as Social Security have been shown to be mere cotton candy-they look and sound and smell good, but there isn’t any substance when one goes to bite into it. When this happens over an extended time, the environment that is being unnaturally controlled will swing way out of proportion to compensate for the stagnation that has been forced upon it. It happened in Rome, it happened in the early 1800s in France, and it happened on a certain Tuesday in 1929 here in these United States, with the repercussions of it felt ‘round the world. It’s going to happen again. Please, don’t make it worse for all of the people who have elected you to represent us.

Kevin Decker, Husband, Father, Son of Liberty

      • Anybody watching what is happening in DC should see some startling similarities between today and 1929. This will be 'allowed' to go, with many attempts at global central banks capturing more of the local banks, S&Ls, and credit unions. The next thing we should see is a really good ramp up for another war, or a ramped up 'thrust' in the ongoing conflicts. Is anybody else truly terrified?
      • Son Of Liberty (SOL)
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