It seems to me that the collapse of the housing market lies on the irresponsibility of those people who purchased houses, cars, and other merchandise on credit that they could not afford. It lies on those banks which bought those loans and tried to shove them off in a dark corner somewhere. It comes from the (I’m going to guess) 150 million Americans who have a substandard education (Mathematics, History, Science, and Economics), who have been buying these expensive things they cannot afford for decades. It comes from the shipment of jobs overseas, it comes from our inability to produce any goods for our selves.

All of this is related to the American peoples strange desire to focus all their time on telling you what medical treatments you can have and can’t, what a woman can and can’t do with her own body, and a wide array of social issues that serve no purpose!

This is simply put. Your (The people of America) fault. Whats sad, is that most of you would rather bicker about “fault” than fix the problem. I don’t pity a single one of you.

Don’t worry, it gets worse.

Beneath all these white-shoe names and euphemistic banker terminology (credit default swaps, backed securities, home equity loans, et cetera) is an idealogy coined by Benito Mussolini: Fascism. The merging of state and corporate powers, which is anathema to free market capitalism and free society. The “Recovery” Act was nothing more than an oligarchical attack on your civil liberties, and an affront to the principles our Founding Fathers shed their blood for.

By 2013, economists and trend forecasters predict the U.S. financial system will collapse; inciting tax revolts, boss knappings, and civil unrest. It is encumbent upon all of us to spread spread this information, and most importantly, start thinking for ourselves. A second revolution is under hand. But unlike the violent revolution our Founding Fathers had to endure, it will not be inacted by guns or brute force. No, it is an intellectual revolution. Free minds for a free society.

If we do not act swiftly, and spread this information as I am now, the economy will crash and we will have no one to blame but ourselves. The return to sound money and true capitalism, as mentioned in the article above, will be difficult beyond what even I can imagine; but the alternative is far more devastating. This is not emptry rhetoric, it is fact. Research everything I’ve said and let the data speak for itself.

I’ll even help you: http://www.google.com

It’s time we stop following our leaders like puppy dogs and lead the pack ourselves.