The Government End Game

Conspiracy Theories aside, you couldn't have dreamed a more elaborate scenario for eliminating the middle class from America. The housing credit deterioration is reaking havoc with the budgets of middle class America. Add to that the problem many Americans are having with dwindling incomes and increasing gas prices and you have the beginning of the perfect formula for a complete breakdown and removal of the working family from American middle class society . If the middle class could afford their average way of life there wouldn't be this huge concern over the rising cost of medical insurance. The govenrment has continued to lay one burden on top of another on the middle class's back. the government wants the American tax payer to pay for the war in Iraq, rebuild the Iraq infrastructure while our's deteriorates, and rebuild their industry so they can prosper through international oil sales to other countries, while supplying us with nothing but more grief.
It has always been known that the easiest way to make the masses dependent on the government for everything is to separate the masses into two groups, the poor and the ruling ultra rich. This type of government is known as an oligarchy and the US has been pushed in that direction by every President since Reagan. Sometimes it has been very subtle but other times as is the case now, it is blatant. You have all heard the term "One world order". It was a common phrase used during the first Bush presidency, and although it isn't used as openly as it was then, it is surely being practiced. It is based on the few in power, determining what is good for all. Historically, many oligarchies openly gave the political power to a minority group, sometimes arguing that this was best for the benefit of all. It is based on having a government run by the 'best' and the 'brightest'". Does that sound familiar. Such states were often controlled by powerful families whose children and relatives were groomed and mentored to be heirs of the power of the oligarchy(i.e. George Bush & Hilary Clinton). However, this power may also not be transparent to the public. It can be exercised passively through the transfer of power between family members exerting control through economic means. This can be interpreted today as Health Care regulation, poor government oversight of programs that are supposed to oversee the welfare of the population, such as the lack of competence in the Food and Drug Administration. The lack of government oversight on programs that are supposed to protect our financial well being, such as the raping of our retirement accounts by Enron, Worldspace and hundreds of others. Take away the middle class jobs, send them overseas to third world countries. Raise the price of gas so you can't afford to get to work. Add to all this a war that gives the government unprecedented spending power of your future retirement security, and you have the perfect concoction for a separation of the masses and total control by an elite ruling group.
There is a solution that can be implemented now to stop the downward cycle. We can elect a president that doesn't have any ties to any past administration. One who doesn't owe favors to industry or oil companies. You have heard the candidates talk about "CHANGE". We do need change, that is a true statement, but to the majority of candidates it is just a buzzword. Look at their past and it tell you all about their future and the allegiances they will form. Even though I am not a Democrat, when I look at the candidates and their statements, and some of their theatrics, I am forced to draw one conclusion. The only candidate that can lead America out of this downward spiral is Senator Obama. No other candidate can take over the presidency without dragging an entire entourage of dead baggage with them. He also has the advantage that if elected President, he can bring change that improves the America middle class and he may be able to overcome the opposition of the Good Old Boy congressional status quo that allows the rich to get really rich. Otherwise, the middle class, given another government created crisis, will fade away. PS I already spent my $600 rebate on my Exxon credit card.