August 5, 2005 journal, Christian preachers are well within the Babylonian money system.

Stay the course and keep on killing American soldiers. Let Congress and ‘president’ send their kids. We have nothing to offer any Arab nation in terms of liberty or freedom having only control and taxation to offer as we continue to trash our constitution, pass federal ID with higher and higher taxes and penalties and seizures and midnight raids to trash people.

Our president has been given power by the high court to finger perceived enemies and jail them without charges or trial, to torture or kill them at his own discretion, what a shame. Saddam Hussain could not have thought of anything more clever or use it more viciously.

This nightmare will end sooner than we think with America down the tubes like Germany.

A moment of truth entitled flipping hamburgers in Americans referring to low-wage jobs.

From <rense.com/general67/wrt.htm "Watching the U.S. economy crumble. Good news, soon you will not need an expensive college education to work in the U.S. by Paul Craig Roberts. The U.S. continues its descent into the Third World, but you would never know it from the news reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics July payroll jobs release. The media gives a bare bones jobs report that is misleading. The public heard that 207,000 jobs were created in July. If not a reassuring figure, at least it is not a disturbing one. On the surface things look to be pretty much OK. It is when you look into the composition of these jobs that the concern arises. Of the new jobs, 26,000 (almost 13%) are tax support- ed government jobs. That leaves 181,000 private sector jobs. Of these private sector jobs, 177,000 or 98% are in the domestic service sector. Here is the breakdown of the major categories: 30,000 servers and bartenders; 28,000 health care and social assistance: 12,000 real-estate: 6,000 credit intermediation: 8,.000 transit and ground passenger trans-portation: 50,000 retail trade: and 8,000 wholesale trade. There were 7,000 construction jobs, most of which were filled by Mexican emigrants. Not a single one of these jobs pro-duced a tradable goods or service that can be exported or serve as an import substitute to help reduce the massive and growing U.S. trade deficit. The U.S. economy here is em-ploying people to sell things, to move people around, and to serve them fast food and alcoholic beverages. The items may have an American brand name, but they are mainly made off shore. For example, 70 percent of Wal-Mart's goods are made in China. Where are the jobs for the 65,000 engineers the U.S. graduates each year? Where are the jobs for the psychics, chemistry, and math majors? Who needs a university degree to wait tables and serve drinks, to build houses, to work as hospital orderlies, bus drivers, and sales clerks? In the 21st century job growth in the U.S. economy has consistently reflected that of a Third World country-low productivity domestic service jobs. This goes on mouth after month and no one catches on, lease of all the economist and the policy makers. Economists assume that every high productivity, high paying job that is shipped out of the country is a net gain for America. We are getting things cheaper, we save, perhaps, for a while, until the dollar goes. What the cheaper goods argument overlooks is the reductions in the productivity and pay employed Americans and in the manufacturing, technical and scientific capabilities of the U.S. economy. What is the point of higher education when the job opportunities in the economy do not require it? These questions are too difficult for economists, politicians, and newscasters. Instead, we hear that last month the U.S. economy created 207,000 jobs. TV has an inexhaustible supply of optimistic economist”.

I knew this already without reading this article. Mexican workers have now taken over this country and work for much less than the Americans and eliminating the trade unions.