annual costs averaging at least 3.4 trillion dollars which would not
be accounting for inflation or other increases that would be over
790,000 dollars for every person living in the US today, nearly 1.2
million for every adult and around 4.76 million for every child under
the age of 5 living today. It is likely to average at least 4
trillion in 2006 dollars per year, over a 50 year period that would
be around 1 million dollars per adult living in the US today and most
people have no real say so over how to spend that million dollars
each. Yet if things continue as they are the US governments will
spend at least that. Personally I think the state is showing a lot of
wear and tear and will continue to slide down hill in its ablity to
manage. I seriously doubt if it will last 50 years.--- In
[email protected], "dlm91251" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Your children are born over $80,000 in debt
>
> I don't know about you but when someone starts messing with my
kids,
> it's time to roll up my sleeves and get ready for the fight. You
> might wonder how our kid are born into debt. This is not a debt
> that is handed down from our families but from our government. Yes
> our government debt is way out of hand and guess who is responsible
> to pay it you, me, and yes our kids and grand kids, etc, etc,
> etc. It is so large that it can never be repaid and it continues
to
> grow. How does this happen? Well the Federal Reserve System is
> behind much of it, See, first you have to recognize that the
> Federal Reserve is NOT federal and there are NO reserves, never
have
> been. The Fed is owned by an ultra wealthy banking cartel who only
> have an interest in money and control. That means control of you,
> me and our kids and grand kids, etc, etc, etc. They have a unique
> relationship with our government so that anytime our government
> needs money they can go to the Fed and get it. There is interest
of
> course and who pays that? Hmmmmmm. Where does the Fed get all
> their money? And if our income tax is supposed to be paying `Our
> Fair Share', how come the debt continues to grow? What is `Our
Fair
> Share' anyway? The answers may surprise you. Is there a way to
get
> out from under this debt? That depends on you.
>
> Send me an email at [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your postal address and
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> Remember, The things we fear most are the things we know least
> about. You don't know what you don't know until you know it!
>
> Doug Martinson
>
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