American, The Compliant One

 

Most of us, living here in the US of A, support our country, its history, and its future, regardless of the President and who has control of Congress.

American citizens, who enter the US Congress, House or Senate, make about $150,000 per year and yet after a four-year term, public records show they are worth millions of dollars.

How did they increase their net worth that much in four years?

While this seems to be the rule rather than the exception, the general public must realize that election politicians on the federal level, no longer care about the American public as a whole, but in getting more money and becoming more wealthy.

The American public is on their own...

We cannot stop what is happening and if we did, what would we have accomplished?

Those that have the money, whether elected officials or not, decide and have already decided what is going to happen to the US of A and those who live inside the country.

We might as well simply enjoy what we have and not worry about where the country is going because there is nothing, we can do to stop it.

The poor are simply the poor and will always be the poor while the middle class has a chance to move into an upper middle-class status but it highly unlikely, they will go any higher.  Sometimes, outliers can become very wealthy and that's the hope of every American...  but the ONE PERCENT will always be the one percent.

No doubt, the wealthy have concluded they stand to make millions perhaps billions of dollars when there is a war or whether there is peace...  since it is all about SALES and having a product that everyone needs...

TECHNOLOGY is one of those products and because it is always advancing, old technology will always have to be replaced by new technology...  This happens about every three to five years and soon that replacement timeline will shrink to between one and three years.

This reduction will create NEW BILLIONAIRES.

It is the billionaires that manage the direction of the world and allow certain countries to grow and others to fail.

It is a game played at a very high level.