August 11, 2009 journal, the collection of law enforcement vehicles staged for an assault on American motorist is phenomenal. I went to Walgreen's and there was flashing blue lights in their parking lot detaining a motorist. I went the other way to avoid what ever was happening and the next block was a police car watching. When I turned on Wade Hampton Boulevard a jeep was behind me and within a half mile another police car then stopped that jeep. When I was turning to the grocery store another unmarked car was in the lot. As I came back the other way by Walgreen's another police car had another car stopped in the Walgreen's parking lot flashing blue lights. The streets and highways are being over patrolled because I believe they are trying to profit from the traffic fines, that was all round the block of Bob Jones University one of the safest areas in all the world. You would think they are guarding a federal prison but they are just writing traffic fines. There will soon be one patrol car for each motorist on the road like there is a contractor for every soldier in Iraq. Alarm bells sounded in media today over the 1.2 trillion dollar deficit even though that's just the tip of the iceberg. This country is stepping off the cliff. Those medical, pharmaceutical and insurance companies are not going to give up their sugar baby in a reformed health plan so they are cutting the bulk causing trouble in the town hall meetings. Mormon Glenn Beck on Fox lost 8 major sponsors for calling the president a racist. Now people are calling Rush Limbaugh a Nazi. We have not seen anything yet of what is coming in the very near future of desperation for most Americans. There is a major conspiracy to disrupt the town meetings and kill the medical reform bill. All this hullabaloo takes the focus of the American people off the problems of the nation If we are battling over health care the banks can continue to pull the wool over our eyes. If you cannot live without money or the banks then you need to rethink your economics. The disruption of the town hall debates is not about medical reform at all, it is about the defeating of this president. He cannot come against the powerful pharmaceutical and the insurance lobby. One senator has taken $200,000 from these monopolies for his vote. The insurance companies are getting a free ride now paying only 20 percent of medical. Sarah Palin has suggested the new health care bill will have death panels deciding future. There is no cure for the out of control medical costs in this country and the government certainly cannot afford to pay for it being so bankrupt and on the verge of total collapse. CNN reported on the rise of armed resistance in the country against the government. I say the medical system cannot be saved in its present form, it must be done away with. Life expectancy in America is about 78 years while in Japan it is 83 years. Most nations of Europe are at least two years ahead of us in average life expectancy. Japan spends one-third as much on health care as the United States per person. We are being exploited and we have been exploited for a long time by the insurance and pharmaceutical companies. Even though foreclosures are up 7 percent last month, banks are walking away from those houses they foreclose and leaving the burdens to the former owners who has already been evicted. Many of those properties contain violations of the environmentalists codes which carry fines and imprisonment. Banks depend on the court market to buy their foreclosed houses but now many of them do not sell at the auction for anything and the owner is then not informed that the bank has not taken title and also the responsibility for the property to pay the taxes and keep the pipes from freezing. Abandoned property almost always has a negative value and it is most always vandalized. The city of Rochester, N.Y. have sued 37 banks to make them take responsibility for properties that they have foreclosed.