October 07, 2011 journal, America is on the auction block with no future for its citizens. America needs to nationalize the foreign Federal Reserve alien 98 year old organization. So they have no leadership or no specific demands on occupy Wall Street, just disgusted. What possible threat could these powerless people pose for the high & mighty Streeters? The determined demonstrators have more power than standing armies in pointing to truth. Artificial crooked Wall Street gambling casino cannot stand the light of day and scrutiny. Wall Street and the foreign Federal Reserve makes all the decisions for Washington D.C. America is a slave state to the Antichrist power of the bloody MysteryBabylon monopoly. The fruitless artificial worthless attempts to fix the economy is nothing more thanpolitical window dressing and garbage without addressing the real fascism cause of the problem of the issues that bring out Occupy Wall Street's participants and they will be successful. If you've been blessed with money it did not come from God because God has no money. He has plenty of silver and gold and an endless amount of good things but he does not deal in the devils money. Blessings of money is definitely and only from Satan the Devil. They report 100 thousand new jobs added in September but they no longer report how many jobs were lost. The government state and federal are the biggest terminator of jobs. They don't want to panic the people. Occupy Washington now being shown marching & Boston & Los Angeles & Chicago but of course the media tells us-that's just the Liberals. I used to despise the terrible term liberal but now I'm feeling like one, I agree some. The term liberal is a curse, it is intended to low-rate as second class and it basically is 99% of the people but about half the people are deceived by Fox News and all media. Liberals are just goyim (cattle) according to the media and they get that rightly from their Talmud. Ask the rabbis in the synagogues what the Talmud teaches concerning the gentile people. Their Talmud actually says it's okay to kill gentile people since they are just goyim cattle. It makes sense the Antichrist would come from Jerusalem the same as Christ came from Jerusalem. The capital of modern Israeli was moved in recent years from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem making it harder for the Palestinian Arab natives to claim it as their homeland. These modern Russian Zionist Khazars pretending to be Jewish never lived there, never. The Israelis have no right to Palestine, the land of Israel, because they never lived there. These are facts easy to trace if any body really wants to know the truth about this Israel. Occupy Wall Street has become an industry and I expected it to happen much sooner than it did. The American people are finally getting to the source of the problem, Wall Street. Occupy Wall Street demonstration is a natural reaction and it is the only thing happening that is not political, not money driven and is cost free for the participants, it is their outlet. Tell Eric Cantor it is pitting the working man against the Wall Street shysters. "The American Dream has been stolen from the world. Workers are told that they aren't allowed health care, shelter, food. Students are told that they aren't allowed jobs, and that they will be in debt for the rest of their lives, unable to declare bankruptcy. The 1% has destroyed this nation and its values through their greed. The 1% has stolen this world. We will not allow this to occur." Why should the 99% be bossed and enslaved by the 1%? As of today the news media is calling it a mob on Wall Street and that is exactly what it will take to change. Finally there's hope of change but it did not come with this president. This president compromised on every issue, the public option and the tax break for rich. Cantor like Congress insist on letting Wall Street run free of prosecution while poor die. U.S. Congressman Eric Cantor said this is pitting Americans against Americans, so be it. Eric Cantor comes from the Jewish community, he cannot really claim to be anAmerican. Cantor's donations or bribes come from Wall Streeters and he is there to protect them all. Eric Cantor showed concern about the "Mob" on Wall Street and I am sure that his Israeli cronies could send over a couple dozen friendly loaded Predator Drones to clear them out. I do appreciate the Dallas First Baptist Church standing against murder by abortion. The pastor of the Dallas First Baptist Church has endorsed Rick Perry for president of the U.S. saying about Mitt Romney, the Mormon Church is a cult and it is. It is not an occult, just a cult copying the Freemasonry Lodge religion and the Baptist Church is their biggest supporter which makes the Baptist Church also a cult. The showman Dallas First Baptist pastor is showing his ignorance publicly but it is bound to happen so let it happen. I agree that 30 million evangelicals set out the last election with no real choice but John McCain. Ask if he would vote for Romney against Mr. 0 he said yes if there were no other choice, he would hold this nose and vote for Romney. I would hold my nose & vote for Romney before I would vote for vaccinator terminator and executor Rick Perry but I do not vote Republican or Democrat because Wall Street controls who is elected, these decisions are made at the highest of the all seeing eye Tower of the Illuminati, my votes never counted. America does not need another Texas tyrant in the White House and the Alabama illegal immigrants law should be struck down by the Supreme Court so they can gather crops. Alabama has already reportedly emptied the state of half its Mexican population in fear. They did not go back to Mexico but to other states. Mexico has a full-blown war on and we the people have financed like all wars in the world coming out of mighty Wall Street. Read what David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan wrote to Mexico demanding killings. Why are the people occupying Wall Street? They're saying hedge fund manager made 17 billion gambling on the stock market with the people's money just to keep it all stabilized. Rep. Kucinich: We need to go very deep into the underlying questions of why do we have poverty in America? Why is the wealth of the country being accelerated upwards? And one of the chief reasons is our monetary policy, which in 1913 was privatized, which gave the Federal Reserve the ability basically to direct the economy through the banks and be able to create money out of nothing, give it to banks. And banks are using money right now for mergers, acquisitions, parking it, gaining interest, but they're sure not, you know, helping to create jobs on Main Street, which is why in August we had a defined stall in job creation. So what we need to do is to reclaim the power of government to be able to spend money into circulation and not borrow from the banks. Why should we have to borrow money from China to fund our economy? Or Japan, or South Korea? Why should we have to borrow money from banks? The government itself has this power to be able to get our economy moving, to create the jobs. We need a job program of New Deal-type proportions. And that's what I have ready; I have the actual infrastructure job numbers and all the infrastructure categories on how we can put 7.2 million people to work creating good, full-time, permanent jobs with good take-home pay, distributed evenly across the United States, and create an average of 16,500 new jobs per congressional district. Josh Scheer: Now, I want to ask you, because the way you're talking and the way-obviously, there's a lot of problems going on in this country, and we see these protests across the country like Occupy Wall Street. I wanted to get your take on that. What do people in Congress-but especially you-when you see this, what do you guys think? caught Rep. Kucinich: Well, first of all, I think that the occupation of Wall Street is a very important protest that needs to gather strength around the country. Because Americans have to be visible in our objections to the fact that the wealth in our country is being concentrated at the top. And unemployment leads to the concentration of wealth. When you have the top 1 percent of Americans owning half of the country's stocks, bonds and mutual funds; when you have the top 1 percent of America taking in more of the nation's income than at any time since the 1920s; we have to be concerned about the impact on our democracy, because an economic democracy is a precondition of a political democracy. So what's happening in our economy is manifestly unjust; people have finally caught on; they're taking to Wall Street and cities across the country to be heard about the demand that we have a government that is responsive to the practical aspirations of people for jobs, health care, education, retirement security and peace. Josh Scheer: You know, I was just at Occupy L.A. today, and there were a lot of peace signs and people-obviously, the wars are important. And obviously, you've been a strong opponent of the war since it first started. What do we need to do with the wars? How much is this costing us? Rep. Kucinich: Well, if you look at Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes' report on Iraq alone, they said that-they called that the $3 trillion war. The cost of the war in Afghanistan this year hit the half-trillion dollar mark. We are squandering the resources of our nation on wars-the war in Iraq based on lies, and the war in Afghanistan based on an abysmal misreading of history. We need to start understanding that every bomb that's being dropped and every war machine that's being put together is really a denial of the educational aspirations of our children; a denial of the crisis in housing we have with the rising foreclosures; a denial of the unemployment problem. Why can't America get its priorities straight and say that our priority should be to create jobs for all, health care for all, education for all, housing opportunities for all, retirement security for all, and peace? Why can't America stand for that instead of becoming so famous as standing for war wherever our government so chooses to wage war? Josh Scheer: There was a Pew study, actually, a Pew poll that says one in three veterans of the post-9/11 military believes that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were not worth fighting at all. So, I mean, it's not even with just the general public or the Congress; it's now with soldiers who are actually fighting, or were fighting, in those wars. So, I mean, we obviously have to do something about that. I want to get into something that also came out today, a poll that says Congress's approval ratings are at 14 percent, very obviously a low. And I want to know what you can do in Congress, and what other members of Congress-are they doing anything? Do they care about these polls? Rep. Kucinich: Well, Congress should pay attention to how the American people feel about the declining economy. This is a synergistic matter; it's Congress, it's the administration, it's a failure of the government to be able to address people's practical aspirations for jobs and health care and education, retirement security, for peace. And government has become too much of an insider's game. And as a result, the American people are finding that 14 million are unemployed; 50 million people without health insurance; 6.5 million people will lose their homes, perhaps, in the next year to foreclosure; business is failing. Meanwhile, the wealth accelerates to the top, wars continue. People have a right to be upset with their government-Congress, the administration-and they have a right to demand that their basic concerns be met, and that's not happening. And it's really a function of the failure of both political parties; of the legislative and the executive branches of government; failure of the judicial branch of government with its decision on Citizens United and before that Buckley v. Valeo, which basically have given corporations carte blanche to be able to set an agenda for their own narrow concerns, adverse to the broad interests of the American people. America's in trouble. But it's not as though we can't chart a path out of that trouble. And so that's what my legislation, H.R. 2990-called the NEED Act, the National Emergency Employment Defense Act-that's aimed at putting America back to work. You know, imagine-imagine, instead of 14 million people out of work, we chopped it down and could cut the unemployment in half in this country with a bill that just has the simple concept of instead of borrowing money from banks or China, Japan, South Korea, we spend the money into circulation-which, by the way, is consistent with Article 1, Section 8 of the United States Constitution. The founders understood the importance of that provision to coin or create money. And so that's what this legislation is based on. It really is one of the most important pieces that is in the Congress right now to deal with the problem of massive unemployment, which is really undermining our democracy. Josh Scheer: Now, I want to ask you-I'm angry, obviously; we see the Occupy Wall Street people, they're angry; there's a lot of angry people in this country, with the approval ratings and everything else. But we don't maybe want to vote Republican; we don't want to be part of the tea party; we, obviously, maybe no one will vote for the president, the current president. What do we do? I mean, what do you do if you're just angry? Should we just go out and protest and make our voices heard? Rep. Kucinich: Well, let's talk about the nature of any protest movement. The importance of protest is-and particularly today-is that people become visible. It is through our personal physical presence, through our own visibility merging with others, that we are able to demonstrate, en masse, our objection to the current affairs. And this is a very powerful statement. It's consistent with our constitutional privilege of freedom of speech and right to assemble, and it's consistent with the American tradition that wherever change was brought about, it was not brought about because Washington suddenly decided, through its munificence, that one day it would create a situation where people of color would have full rights; where one day it would create a situation where women would have the right to vote; one day it [would create] a situation where there would be a health care program for seniors. So many of these movements started in the streets. And so we really need a movement for economic justice, and the only place it's going to start is in the streets. But not, you know-it's profound that we're seeing Wall Street be the target, because people are making the connection. Instead of just coming outside the Capitol, they're going outside Wall Street. It's a different kind of "capital," c-a-p-i-t-a-l. And that kind of capital has great power to direct the affairs of our nation. And that's something, that the awareness of the Wall Street occupiers is such that all over the country people are starting to pay attention, and they're starting to create similar protests in their own communities. And frankly, I think there are millions and millions of Americans who are demanding a level of economic change that the system currently can't even begin to comprehend; and yet the failure of the system to do so will result in the system being dramatically changed within the next few years." fudmier-I vote for placing at the forefront of the wall street dissent movement the demand that the elected government get rid of the private fed. Doing that is a good first step in rounding up the assets stolen by those in power. But I think H.R. 2990-NEED National Emergency Employment Defense Act is not a good thing. Jobs are not the problem lack of competition brought about by monopoly ownership is. Take the NEED money and invest it in people talent. Give the money to hire that talent from the big guys and let that talent distribution the knowledge to start many highly competitive small businesses. Jobs aplenty will flow from that. Make competition generate the jobs, not government loans or sovereign generated money. We don't need welfare, we need high interest rates to stop Wall Street gambling with free money and we need real jobs that produce goods and services that lull real buyers with real market needs. By the end of the day Wall Street Illuminati elite has gotten the message at the top of the pyramid, the All Seeing Eye, of the satanic enlightened ones of whom money is their god. The Halls of Congress are beginning to shake and tremble, their mouthpiece is speaking "pitting Americans against Americans". Who will ever believe that misconception and lie. The Zionist whip said to the press "I am concerned about this mob on Wall Street" and he should be. The American people are not always deceived and they are slow to react but once the revolution begins it stays to the end. Only solution is to deport the Illuminati as Spain did in 1492 casting out indebters the same year they sailed for America debt free. Good news from the worldwide killing field of U.S.A. Predator Drones, a computer virus has grounded them and at least for now those innocent people are spared their fiery death. Perhaps the hackers will reprogram them to turn on themselves or to dive into the ground. "According to the Washington Post, Smithsonian spokeswoman Linda St. Thomas said a large group of protesters tried to push past security and enter the museum. They were carrying signs and other items that are not allowed inside. D.C. police and U.S. Park Police were called. Eric Sponaugle, part of the Occupy D.C. movement, claims that the actions of the protesters were not planned or endorsed by Occupy D.C. The museum is expected to open as usual tomorrow. A group may have been affiliated with Occupy DC or Stop theMachine movement was maced while trying to protest at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum this afternoon. The museum is now closed". News report they were protesting the Predator Drones.