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The Beginning of the End

Thursday, January 27th, 2011

From The Cousins’ Wars by Kevin Phillips      pg. 467

“The transformation that Republican politicians- and behind them, mnay northern capitalists- pushed thr. the congresses of 1861-1865 was nothing less than a neo-Hamiltonian revolution (my bold for emphasis), one that would have been impossible w/0 the southern absence from Washington and the demands for all-out war….”

the Homestead Act and a northern route for the transcontinental railroad along w/ four major pillars:

1)  a vast increase in the national debt to pay for the war and related economic expansion

2) new wide ranging internal taxes- income, inheritance, and excise

3) expansion of the protective tariff to record heights to raise revenue and protect northern manufacturers

4) the creation of a nat’l banking system

“Taken together, these represented an extraordinary upheaval….”  and the beginning of the end for the US Republic.  What we have now is little more than a Corporate Oligarchy which controls both political parties.

Tags: corporate oligarchy, hamilton, kevin phillips, national banking system, national debt, Radical Republicans, reconstruction, tariff, the cousins' wars
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Cousins’ Wars

Friday, January 21st, 2011

“New England politicians were content in the 1790s because the North had won the early financial and commercial battles. Congressional support for Alexander Hamilton’s debt program of 1791 divided along regional lines.  On the issue of the fedl govt assuming state Revolutionary War debts, northern members of the House voted YES by 24 to 9 while their southern colleagues voted NO by 18 to 10.  On the related question of a Natl Bank, northern members favored it 33 to 1 and those from the South were opposed 19 to 6….

Jefferson’s defeat of Adams in 1800 turned the tide in favor of southern and western economics. The national debt reduction of 1802 was one signal… The Jeffersonians again shook the pillars of northern finance in 1811 by refusing to extend Hamilton’s First Bank of the US.”       p. 355 The Cousins’ Wars

Southerners have historically always favored Smaller Govt and more Personal Responsibility.  Northern Banking and Commercial Interests have historically favored Big Govt  w/ an intrusive Fedl Bank. Deficit spending leads to massive Debt which mortgages the economic freedom of future generations.  The Jeffersonian Constitutionalists broke the power of Big Govt Federalists (Jefferson to Buchanan 1801-1860) for the most part.

With the GOP back in control of the House and the impetus of the Tea Party Movement, the time to break it again has come. Internationalist Financiers have dominated the US from the Radical Republicans (1861) through WWI, the Great Depression, the New Deal and LBJ’s Great Society.  The Military Industrial Complex, warned of by Eisenhower, finds an enemy to justify defense spending levels greater than most of the rest of the world combined.

Support leaders like Ron Paul as they work to uncover and dismantle years of financial abuse.

Tags: Great Depression, great society, hamilton, jeffersonians, military industrial complex, national bank, new deal, tea party movement, the cousins' wars, the federal reserve, war debt
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Open Elections: More Choices

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

Political parties were probably inevitable, but the Founding Fathers didnt really see them as a positive influence when you read the Federalist Papers.  They formed relatively quickly after the Washington administration.  Hamilton’s central bank/ strong central Gov’t ideology clashed w/ Jefferson’s states’ rights/ weak central Gov’t views, and the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans were born.

The names changed through the years, but the opposing ideologies basically remained the same until after World War I.  The Great War was not enough of a threat to Americans to convince them to surrender sovereignty to a League of Nations. Henry Cabot Lodge led the Senate in defeating the Versailles Treaty in 1919.  Woodrow Wilson’s close advisor Col Edward House organized a group of political and business leaders from both major parties with a long term plan to move the United States toward integration in a World Government.  The Council on Foreign Relations went to work on achieving this goal. The deadlier and costlier WWII proved to be the catalyst to start the process as the United Nations was instituted and placed on American soil in 1945.

Southern Democrats once fought for states’ rights, but they are few and far between now in a party dominated by northeastern ultra-liberals; Ronald Reagan brought to fruition the seeds of Conservatism Barry Goldwater planted, but the GOP never used their years in power to undo the New Deal and Great Society. Do you wonder why big government incrementalism continues unabated regardless of the party in power since 1945?  The two major parties are ensconced with members of the CFR.  There are still good conservatives here and there, but the socialistic world gov’t ideologues control both parties. 

The Democrat party, pro-abortion, pro-homosexual, anti-2nd amendmt, and weak-kneed in foreign policy, is hopeless for America’s future.  While disgusted with the GOP over the last five years, one can hope the recent grassroots movement to stop Cap and Trade legislation and Government-Run HealthCare builds momentum in 2010 and on to 2012.  The disgust with the GOP is due to their ranks being dominated by RINOs.  CONSERVATIVES- more Americans refer to themselves as conservative more than any other label.  GOP- 20%, Democrats 33%,Liberal- 15%, Conservative- 35%.  Less Gov’t, lower taxes, free-enterprise capitalism, individual responsibility- traditional conservatism is the answer for what ails us.  No more blind support for Republicans who act like Democrats or sellouts to the CFR. Sarah Palin made the right stand this week supporting the conservative party candidate in the 23rd NY House district race whereas Newt Gingrich blindly supported a pro-abortion, pro-gay rights, anti-2nd amendmt Republican in the race.

The two major parties in the US, dominated by the CFR, have control of the election process infrastructure.  In the state of NC, it is almost impossible to get third parties on the ballot.  Where do these parties get constitutional authority for freezing out other choices for elections across this republic? It is unethical and in violation of the founders’ spirit.  While no third party candidate has won the presidency, several have affected the outcome — 1824, 1860, 1912, 1968, 1992, and 2001.  I attended the NC Libertarian Party convention last April and came away impressed with the folks involved with it. Dr Mike Munger (of Duke University) got 3% of the votes in the NC 2008 gubernatorial race; Dr Mike Beitler (of UNCG) is currently running for the US Senate seat held by Richard Burr for 2010. These are good men worthy of support. They offer a fresh choice from the run of the mill professional politician.  While I cannot support all of the Libertarian social issue and foreign policy positions, I score a 90 on agreement w/ their economic platform. There is a Conservative Party which is strong in some states, but not currently organized in NC.   Maybe it has a future here as well.  It is time to press the NC Legislature to amend the elections process and allow greater third party or independent candidate participation.  The major party monopoly on the process must be broken to overcome their wrong-headed policies.

Tags: cfr, col edward house, conservative party, council on foreign relations, federalist papers, founding fathers, great society, great war, hamilton, henry cabot lodge, jefferson, libertarian party, mike beitler, mike munger, new deal, rinos
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