Monday, January 6, 2014

Soaring Poverty for Americans Under Obama - Staggering Looting by LA RAZA Mexicans too!


UNDER OBAMA IT IS SOARING POVERTY FOR AMERICANS BUT STILL SOARING PROFITS FOR HIS BANKSTER DONORS!


THERE ARE MILLIONS OF ILLEGALS IN OUR JOBS AND BILLIONS IN WELFARE HANDED OVER TO ILLEGALS SO THEY KEEP COMING AND KEEP WAGES DEPRESSED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POLITICIANS’ PAYMASTERS!

 

Poverty vs. Democracy in America

By Daniel Weeks

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Richard says he is done being a criminal—but the law isn't done with him. Ever since he completed his four-year prison sentence for armed robbery, the 28-year-old from Montgomery, Alabama, has been struggling to get back on his feet. He admits to making mistakes—"I dropped out of school, fell into the street life … did things I shouldn't do"—but now that he has served his time, he's asking for a second chance.

He says he can't understand why Alabama has a lifetime ban on people with felony convictions getting food stamps or public assistance, or why people like him don't have rights when it comes to housing or getting hired. Although his skills as an electrician are in high demand, he has so far been unable to find a job or a home on account of his record. But the biggest insult of all, he says, is his lack of civil rights in the land of Martin Luther King. Together with around four million other former felons nationwide—most of them impoverished—Richard is legally barred from going to the polls. "Some people don't believe in second chances," he says. "No way my voice can be heard."

Andy and Maria were criminals of a different kind: They picked the wrong country of birth and decided to pick again when they grew up. Having spent the better part of their combined 177 years waiting to attain the holy grail of U.S. citizenship, the elderly couple from Mexico take pride in their legal status after a lifetime of unlawful labor in the fields and factories of Texas and California. Pooling their $700 a month in Social Security is enough to pay the mortgage on the 400-square-foot trailer they call home in one of the unincorporated colonias outside El Paso, Texas—but only just. In spite of their hard-won citizenship, Andy says that voting and getting heard is a stretch. "The politicians only come here when they're looking for votes—don't care about the little people," he says. Last election, for example, they waited outside in line for over three hours before casting a ballot because the state neglected to properly staff their polling place. "I guess they didn't think any of us would vote," Maria says. Still, she maintains that waiting in line is a small price to pay when a third to half of their neighbors—and 22 million non-citizens nationwide—are prevented from going to the polls.

"People that got the money, they put their people in place. Ain't got no representation in Congress!"

Malik never broke any laws. He did not make the mistake of being born abroad. In fact, the former social worker now on disability was born and raised in the heart of the nation's capital. That's where he went wrong, as far as citizenship is concerned: Malik and some 630,000 Americans living in Washington, D.C.—along with over 4 million taxpaying U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico and the other island territories—lack voting representation in Congress. For most of their history, they even lacked the right to vote in presidential elections or, for Washingtonians, to choose their city leaders. According to Malik, it doesn't help that D.C. and Puerto Rico top the poverty charts, a fact with which he has become personally acquainted since losing his job and moving into an overcrowded shelter not far from the U.S. Capitol. He views poverty as both personal and political: "People that got the money, they put their people in place," he says. "Ain't got no representation in Congress!"

These four American citizens are imperfect, like you and I, but that's not all. They are members of an impoverished underclass—50 million strong—whose ranks have swelled since the Great Recession to the highest rate and number below the poverty line in nearly 50 years. Nearly half of them—20.5 million people, including each of the people mentioned above—are living in deep poverty on less than $12,000 per year for a family of four, the highest rate since record-keeping began in 1975. Add to that the hundred million citizens who are struggling to stay a few paychecks above the poverty line, and fully half the U.S. population is either poor or "near poor," according to the Census Bureau.

Economically speaking, their poverty entails a lack of decent-paying jobs and government supports to sustain a healthy life. With half of American jobs paying less than $33,000 per year and a quarter paying poverty-line wages of $22,000 or less, even as financial markets soar, people in the bottom fifth of the income distribution now command the smallest share of income—3.3 percent—since the government started tracking income breakdowns in the 1960s. Middle-wage jobs lost during the Great Recession are largely being replaced by low-wage jobs—when they are replaced at all—contributing to an 11 percent decline in real income for poor families since 1979. For the 27 million adults who are unemployed or underemployed and the 48 million people in working poor families who rely on some form of public support, means-tested government programs excluding Medicaid have remained essentially flat for the past 20 years, at around $1,000 per capita per year. Only unemployment insurance and food stamps have seen a marked increase in recent years, although both are currently under assault in Congress.

Socially speaking, poor people occupy a space apart from mainstream. For the nearly one in four children who are impoverished, hunger and homelessness, absent and incarcerated parents, violence, and substance abuse are regular facts of life. These and other "toxic stressors" contribute to high-school dropout rates of around 50 percent and college-graduation rates of less than 10 percent for people in poverty—five times worse than upper-income youth. Without a high-school diploma, poor children are four times more likely than their college-educated peers to be unemployed and 10 to 20 times more likely to end up behind bars. Regardless of high-school completion and criminal status, close to half of all people raised in persistent poverty remain poor at the age of 35, transmitting the same status to their kids, while less than four percent join the upper-middle class. Even their health is affected: Prior to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, around four in 10 Americans in poverty or who lack a high-school diploma also do not have health insurance—four times the rate among non-poor people—and one third of all deaths are estimated to result from poverty and low-education.

Half a century after civil rights, nearly 10 million voting-age citizens are denied the right to vote or voting representation in Congress. 

But poverty in the United States is not just an economic or social concern. As this series will explore, the poverty that Andy and Maria, Richard and Malik, and tens of millions of "second-class citizens" nationwide, experience is also political. It is embedded in the structure of American society and maintained by an unequal distribution of political power. The statistics are straightforward enough: Half a century after civil rights, nearly 10 million voting-age citizens are denied the right to vote or voting representation in Congress; 16 million immigrants of voting age have no formal stake in the political process; and tens of millions more law-abiding citizens are informally excluded from voting and other forms of participation. Meanwhile, the politicians on whom they rely do not rely on them: A tiny fraction of wealthy Americans lobbies the federal government while fewer than one percent provides the lion's share of campaign funds.

In the articles that follow, I take up the question of political voice in America through the stories of low-income people themselves. The voices belong to an assortment of citizens and would-be citizens I interviewed during a research tour by Greyhound bus in fall 2012 and spring 2013, backed by the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University. In an attempt to better understand the conditions of life my interviewees described, I lived on a poverty-line budget of $16 per day throughout my six-week tour, excluding Greyhound fare. The tour took me some 10,000 miles through 30 states and countless cities and towns across the continental United States and back—hardly adequate to develop a rich understanding of a given person or place, but appropriate to the task of surveying the broader scene of poverty and political voice in America. While the individuals featured in this series cannot possibly speak for the dozens of people I interviewed and hundreds of other people with whom I spoke, I've tried to provide a fair representation of the views and concerns expressed throughout my travels.

Mine is not an original exploration, nor is it a definitive account of poverty in the United States. Fifty years ago, Michael Harrington revolutionized the way Americans saw poverty in The Other America—at least for a generation. He did so by showing his audience that even in the post-war boom of the 1950s and ‘60s, poverty was real. The problem then, Harrington argued, was not so much that poor people were rejected or forgotten: "What is much worse, they are not seen." Harrington's nuanced portrayals of an American underclass in forgotten byways of rural Appalachia and isolated urban slums brought the "invisible" poor into the light of day. His writings are partly credited with launching the War on Poverty, announced by President Lyndon B. Johnson in his State of the Union Address 50 years ago this week. Many courageous journalists and social critics have followed in his footsteps since.

In many ways, my job is not as hard as Harrington's. In an age of social media and TV exposés, "the poor" are not as invisible today as they were in the 1960s. But being visible is not the same thing as being heard. By a host of relevant measures beyond their control, people with limited incomes have lost their place at the table of American democracy. Poor people walk the streets of our nation's capital. They sleep on benches on Capitol Hill and outside the White House gates in Lafayette Square. In every state and community in the land, they clear the trash, pick the crops, man the gates, clean the offices, mind the children, tend the aged, and deliver the goods that keep America going. They are ubiquitous, they are indispensable, and they are largely silent.

When Johnson called on Congress to join him in launching a War on Poverty in 1964, he boldly asserted, "Today, for the first time in our history, we have the power to strike away the barriers to full participation in our society. Having the power, we have the duty." His campaign promised to "strike at the causes, not just the consequence" of poverty in America. While the War on Poverty is credited with helping millions of Americans move out of poverty, the work of extending equal opportunity and full participation to all people in our society is far from complete. If America intends to continue that struggle, it will have to contend with a fundamental cause of persistent poverty today: the unintended silence of millions of impoverished people in the sphere that matters most, politics. 

This article available online at:

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/01/poverty-vs-democracy-in-america/282809/

Obama’s fraudulent defense of the unemployed

Obama’s fraudulent defense of the unemployed


By Andre Damon
6 January 2013

As Congress reassembles following the holiday break, the White House and the Democratic Party are seeking to perpetrate a political fraud on the American people. Having overseen the Christmas expiration of extended jobless benefits for 1.3 million long-term unemployed people, the White House is now presenting its call for Congress to restore the benefits for a paltry three months as a crusade against inequality.

“Just a few days after Christmas, more than one million of our fellow Americans lost a vital economic lifeline—the temporary insurance that helps folks make ends meet while they look for a job,” President Obama said in his weekly address Saturday. Blaming Republicans for letting the benefits expire, he declared, “So when Congress comes back to work this week, their first order of business should be making this right."

The claim that blame for the expiration of federal jobless benefits rests entirely, or even primarily, with the Republicans is a shameless lie. Notwithstanding Republican opposition to the benefits program, the failure to extend it past its December 28 deadline is, in the first instance, the result of a calculated policy carried out by the White House and congressional Democrats. By agreeing to a budget deal last month that excluded an extension of the benefits, the Democrats ensured that the program would lapse before the new year.

DURING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM 2/3s OF ALL JOBS WENT TO IMMIGRANTS, BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL. FEDERAL WORKPLACE ENFORCEMENT of LAWS PROHIBITING THE EMPLOYMENT of ILLEGALS PLUMMETED 70% DURING HISPANDERING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM… and are expected to be nonexistent during his second.

Obama and Justice Sotomayor (A LA RAZA PARTY MEMBER) Vow to Illegals to SABOTAGE E-verify!

VIVA LA RAZA SUPREMACY?


EMPLOYERS SAY NO TO HIRING AMERICANS… THE COST OF OBAMACARE IS CHEAPER WHEN THEY HIRE MORE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!

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AMNESTY….LA RAZA IS PRINTING OUT FRAUD I.D.s BY THE MILLIONS.

"They hauled them down to the border," Sakuma said. "Three days later, they were standing in our office, but they had a different name and a different Social Security number."

http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2013/04/here-come-la-raza-hordes-for-our-jobs.html

 

THE ENTIRE REASON THE BORDERS ARE LEFT OPEN IS TO CUT WAGES!  

JOE LEGAL vs JOSE ILLEGAL... who comes out best?

"We could cut unemployment in half simply by reclaiming the jobs taken by illegal workers," said Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, co-chairman of the Reclaim American Jobs Caucus. "President Obama is on the wrong side of the American people on immigration. The president should support policies that help citizens and legal immigrants find the jobs they need and deserve rather than fail to enforce immigration laws." REP. LAMAR SMITH  

WOMEN IN JOBS… not in America! NO LEGAL NEED APPLY!!!
 

357,000 FEWER WOMEN HELD JOBS in OCT.  

FEMALE PARTICIPATION RATE HITS NEW LOW AS JOBS ALL GO TO MEXICAN ILLEGALS. 

AMNESTY…. IT’S ALL ABOUT KEEPING WAGES DEPRESSED… legals still get the tax bills for LA RAZA’S  welfare state and crime tidal wave in our open borders!



HERITAGE FOUNDATION: OBAMA’S AMNESTY WOULD
ADD 100 MORE ILLEGALS AND COST AMERICANS
(Legals) BILLIONS AND BILLIONS


NEXT TO DRUGS, MEXICO’S BIGGEST EXPORTS IS POVERTY, CRIMINALS and ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS = 18 YEARS OF GRINGO-PAID WELFARE!

The danger, as Washington Post economics
 
columnist Robert Samuelson argues, is that of
 
“importing poverty” in the form of a new
 
underclass—a permanent group of working
 

poor… AMNESTY IS ONLY ABOUT KEEPING WAGES FOR LEGALS DEPRESSED! 

Heritage: Amnestied Illegals Will Get $9.4T in Benefits; Increase Debt $6.3T'

what is the REAL cost of all that “CHEAP” Mexican labor? Add it up and then factor in the MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE and the fact that the MEXICAN  now operate in 2,500 American cities!

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ANYONE BELIEVE THIS CRAP? DEMS ARE THE PARTY THAT HAS BUT MILLIONS of MEXICANS IN OUR JOBS! Democrats to push income inequality as top issue of 2014. Winning tactic?

Democrats to push income inequality as top issue of 2014. Winning tactic?


THIS ARTICLE FEATURES THE IMAGE OF TWO OF THE LA RAZA GANG OF EIGHT FOR OBAMA'S AMNESTY HOAX TO LEGALIZE MEXICO'S LOOTING!..... LA RAZA HARRY REID, AND BANKSTER-OWNED CHUCK SCHUMER.


THE LA RAZA MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE in AMERICA… invited to loot the U.S. because they will keep wages depressed and vote dem!


 

WHAT DO AMERICANS THINK ABOUT BARACK OBAMA USING AMERICAN TAX DOLLARS TO FUND THE MEXICAN FASCIST PARTY of LA RAZA “THE RACE”???


IS THE DEMOCRAT PARTY NOW THE PARTY FOR LA RAZA SUPREMACY, OPEN BORDERS, AMNESTY TO LEGALIZE MEXICO’S LOOTING, AN EVER EXPANDING MEX WELFARE STATE IN OUR BORDERS AND NO LEGAL NEED APPLY???

WILL THE DEMOCRAT PARTY, THE MEXICAN FASCIST PARTY of LA RAZA and MEXICO DESTROY CALIFORNIA? ISN’T IT ALREADY A LOOTED WELFARE COLONY OF MEXICO’S WHERE ALL THE JOBS ALSO GO TO MEXICANS?


DEMS PARTY of ILLEGALS

THE LA RAZA “THE RACE” DEMOCRAT PARTY… DEDICATED TO CUTTING SOCIAL PROGRAMS FOR AMERICANS (Legals) TO BUILD THE MEXICAN WELFARE STATE IN AMERICA.

THE DEMS PROMISE LEGALIZATION of MEXICO’S LOOTING WITH AMNESTY, OR CONTINUED NON-ENFORCEMENT, OPEN BORDERS, NO E-VERIFY and NO LEGAL NEED APPLY!

PUSH 2 FOR ENGLISH?


 
michelle malkin

Alejandro Mayorkas ……………ANOTHER ADVOCATE FOR OBAMA’S OPEN BORDERS – THE JOKE OF HOMELAND SECURITY WHILE OBAMA SQUANDERS BILLIONS PROTECTING THE BORDERS OF MUSLIM DICTATORS!


What qualifies Mayorkas to serve as DHS deputy secretary? Well, there's his prodigious fundraising in 2008 as an Obama bundler, of course. There's his dutiful pro-open borders record in his current job as director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. And once again, the operational motto of the Beltway prevails: Screw up, foul up, move up.


THE TWO AMERICAS under Obama:

 
THE 1%’S WALL STREET CORPORATE WELFARE STATE and LA RAZA – MEXICO’S FASCIST WELFARE STATE in AMERICA…

American’s get the tax bills for Wall Street and MEXICO’S looting!


 …. should we keep handing over our jobs, welfare, “free” medical and open borders for easy Mexican looting???

Income inequality grows four times faster under Obama than Bush


The study noted that, in the aftermath of the Great Depression, the US undertook policies “during the New Deal [that] permanently reduced income concentration until the 1970s.” In contrast, the study noted a striking absence of any measures to reign in social inequality in the present crisis. Far from it, the Obama administrations’ bank bailouts, austerity program and wage-cutting policies have vastly expanded the prevalence of social inequality.



DURING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM 2/3s OF ALL JOBS WENT TO IMMIGRANTS, BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL. FEDERAL WORKPLACE ENFORCEMENT of LAWS PROHIBITING THE EMPLOYMENT of ILLEGALS PLUMMETED 70% DURING HISPANDERING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM… and are expected to be nonexistent during his second.

Obama and Justice Sotomayor (A LA RAZA PARTY MEMBER) Vow to Illegals to SABOTAGE E-verify!

VIVA LA RAZA SUPREMACY?


EMPLOYERS SAY NO TO HIRING AMERICANS… THE COST OF OBAMACARE IS CHEAPER WHEN THEY HIRE MORE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!

more at this link – post on your Facebook and email broadcast


AMNESTY….LA RAZA IS PRINTING OUT FRAUD I.D.s BY THE MILLIONS.

"They hauled them down to the border," Sakuma said. "Three days later, they were standing in our office, but they had a different name and a different Social Security number."

 

SLUT FOR BANKSTERS.... Chuck Schumer predicts immigration reform will pass in 2014 | WashingtonExaminer.com

Chuck Schumer predicts immigration reform will pass in 2014 | WashingtonExaminer.com


BANKSTER-OWNED S LUT FOR THE SPECIAL INTERESTS… POVERTY IN SCHUMER’S STATE IS SOARING TO CATASTROPHIC PROPORTIONS… BANKSTER BOYS SCHUMER’S SOLUTIONS IS TO EXPAND THE OBAMA AMNESTY HOAX AND KEEP THE NATION FLOODED WITH ILLEGALS TO KEEP WAGES DEPRESSED.

PROBABLY ON BARACK OBAMA WORKS HARDER FOR THE 1%, LOOTING BANKSTER CRIMINALS AND ILLEGALS MORE THAN SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER of NY.


 
OBAMA’S ENDLESS LIES ABOUT BORDER SECURITY AS HE BUILDS THE LA RAZA SUPREMACY WELFARE STATE in AMERICA

President Barack Obama responded to the Gang of Eight with his position on immigration, which had Sen. Schumer suddenly announcing that “border security” is not “that essential” to proposed legislation. Prior to Schumer’s disavowal, there had been agreement on border security. 


THE HORDES ARE COMING…. VIVA LA RAZA SUPREMACY and MEX WELFARE STATE in AMERICA!

Budget cuts, DC debate have illegals surging across Mexican border, experts say…ahead lies amnesty, obamacare, gringo-paid dream acts of welfare, ANCHOR BABY BIRTHING FACTORIES for welfare, NO (real) E-VERIFY and no legals need apply jobs for LA RAZA!


EMPLOYERS SAY NO TO HIRING AMERICANS… THE COST OF OBAMACARE IS CHEAPER WHEN THEY HIRE MORE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!
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AMNESTY….LA RAZA IS PRINTING OUT FRAUD I.D.s BY THE MILLIONS.
"They hauled them down to the border," Sakuma said. "Three days later, they were standing in our office, but they had a different name and a different Social Security number."

OBAMA PUSHED OUR BORDERS OPEN, GAVE THEM OUR JOBS, HAD TWO SEC. of LABOR THAT ARE LA RAZA SUPREMACIST... but LA RAZA DEMANDS MORE! Hispanic vote up for grabs after Obama's setbacks | WashingtonExaminer.com

Hispanic vote up for grabs after Obama's setbacks | WashingtonExaminer.com


WASHINGTON STATE… will it be the next MEXIFORNIA? another looted colony of LA RAZA?

 
THE LA RAZA MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE in AMERICA… invited to loot the U.S. because they will keep wages depressed and vote dem!

 

MATTAWA, WASHINGTON STATE - A LOOTED COLONY of MEXICO'S? But who pays for Mexico's invasion and occupation?

FROM A POSTED COMMENT ON THE HILL.com:

Listen to these ILLEGALS complain about the rampant teen pregnancy, crime and 3rd world destruction, they have brought to U.S. sovereign territory in MATTAWA, Wash. They want AMNESTY so they can vote, to take American tax dollars to clean up their 3rd world BS. http://www.bostonglobe.com/new...

Immigration puts small town on cultural divide

America’s immigration impasse is a daily, dispiriting fact of life in Mattawa, Wash., and many places where noncitizens abound


 |  Globe Staff  

  January 05, 2014

In Mattawa, as many as 80 percent of the adults are not citizens, and many have been here illegally for 10 or 20 years. The civic leadership does not reflect the town: 99 percent of Mattawa’s residents are Hispanic, but the mayor, the police chief, the school board, and half the City Council are white.

Mattawa’s population soon doubled and then tripled, transforming the little town into a full-fledged city. But with that came problems Mattawa lacked the political power, civic involvement, and money to fix.

Crime increased along with the population and quickly overwhelmed the small police department. Statistics are hard to find because the department fell into disarray, but city officials said the small town suddenly confronted big-city problems, including domestic violence, drive-by shootings, and gangs linked to the drug trade that took root in an area where it is easy to hide.

Two years ago, a 28-year-old woman, seven months pregnant, was shot and killed while unloading groceries. Also that year, alleged gang members fired shots at a high school soccer game. In August, a man was stabbed in a fight at home. In October, shots were fired at a car parked at a grocery store not far from City Hall.

Nationwide, immigrants who are not citizens make up 20 percent or more of the population in more than 100 American cities and towns, US Census figures show. In Massachusetts, a third of the residents of Chelsea are not citizens, almost five times the national average. In Everett and Malden, 1 in 4 residents isn’t a citizen. In East Boston, almost half the residents could not vote on the recent casino referendum because they were not citizens.

(you can believe that the number of illegals in Los Angeles is FAR, FAR, FAR greater than the numbers noted below. Visit and see what the Mexican occupation looks like. Look around and see Mexicans in ALL service and construction sector jobs!)

In New York and Los Angeles, the numbers are staggering. New York has more than 1.4 million people who are not citizens, the highest in the nation. Los Angeles has more than 877,000, almost a quarter of the city.

 
LA RAZA LOOTS WASHINGTON STATE and FLOODS IT WITH ILLEGALS, ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS and FRAUDULENT IDs

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"They hauled them down to the border," Sakuma said. "Three days later, they were standing in our office, but they had a different name and a different Social Security number."

THE LA RAZA MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE in AMERICA… invited to loot the U.S. because they will keep wages depressed and vote dem!


BUILDING LA RAZA SUPREMACY, ONE STATE AT A TIME

LA RAZA IN WASHINGTON STATE


 

 

THE MEXICAN FASCIST PARTY of LA RAZA ENDORSES RAND PAUL! Democrats need to come 'halfway' on immigration, Rand Paul says | TheHill

Democrats need to come 'halfway' on immigration, Rand Paul says | TheHill


THE LA RAZA MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE in AMERICA… invited to loot the U.S. because they will keep wages depressed and vote dem!


 

OBAMA'S BANKSTER DONORS LOOT DETROIT - OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Emergency manager acknowledges bank deals pushed on Detroit were likely illegal

Emergency manager acknowledges bank deals pushed on Detroit were likely illegal

Emergency manager acknowledges bank deals pushed on Detroit were likely illegal

By Thomas Gaist
6 January 2013
During testimony last Friday in US bankruptcy court in Detroit, the city’s emergency manager acknowledged that financial schemes Wall Street banks foisted on the city in the mid-2000s were probably illegal. The swaps deals with Bank of America-Merrill Lynch and Swiss-based UBS cost the city hundreds of millions of dollars and have been cited as a major cause of the city’s financial crisis.


CRONY CAPITALISM – THE INCEST BETWEEN BARACK OBAMA AND JP MORGAN’S JAMIE DIMON

FOLLOWING THE MONEY…. right into Obama’s pockets!

“I’m not here to punish banks!” Barack Obama – State of the Looted Union Message.



OBAMA and his bankster J P MORGAN LOOT AMERICA

It’s corporate welfare and regulatory robbery—it’s Obamanomics.

In reality, the settlement falls far short of holding JPMorgan accountable for its fraudulent sale of mortgage-backed assets, which netted the bank tens of billions of dollars in profits while exacerbating the sub-prime mortgage crash that led to over ten million foreclosures in the US and a global economic downturn that thrust many millions more into unemployment and poverty.


 

Rather than Hope and Change, Obama is delivering corporate socialism to America, all while claiming he’s battling corporate America. It’s corporate welfare and regulatory robbery—it’s Obamanomics.

“Records show that four out of Obama's top five contributors are employees of financial industry giants - Goldman Sachs ($571,330), UBS AG ($364,806), JPMorgan Chase ($362,207) and Citigroup ($358,054).”


JP MORGAN
BARACK OBAMA’S BANKSTER-BOUGHT REGIME of CORRUPTION SERVING CRIMINAL BANKSTER DONORS, BILLIONAIRES, the 1% and LA RAZA ILLEGALS!   …..the rest of us get the tax bills for their crimes and looting!

 
more here:


Rather than Hope and Change, Obama is delivering corporate socialism to America, all while claiming he’s battling corporate America. It’s corporate welfare and regulatory robbery—it’s Obamanomics.

 
JP MORGAN – IMAGE 
BARACK OBAMA – JP MORGAN’S RENT BOY? OR SIMPLY A SERVANT OF WALL STREET’S BIGGEST CRIMINAL BANKSTERS, ALL OF WHICH END UP WORKING IN THE CORRUPT OBAMA WHITE HOUSE!


THE OBAMA ASSAULT on AMERICANS for WALL STREET - Obama lays out program to slash higher education funding - WHILE HIS CRONY CRIMINAL BANKSTERS at JP MORGAN LOOT STUDENTS



 

PROBABLY THE ONLY TRUTH OBAMA EVER TOLD THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WAS THAT HE WAS “NOT HERE TO PUNISH BANKS!”… NOPE, AND HE NEVER HAS. THEIR CRIMES, LOOTING AND PROFITS HAVE SOARED UNDER OBAMA.

YOU WOULD NOT HAVE FOUND OBAMA’S DOJ GOING AFTER OBAMA’S PALS AT JP MORGAN. HOLDER IS TOO BUSY HISPANDERING FOR LA RAZA, SUING AMERICAN STATES AND SABOTAGING OUR LAWS AND BORDERS SO THE OBAMANATION CAN BUILD HIS LA RAZA PARTY BASE of ILLEGALS.

“Records show that four out of Obama's top five contributors are employees of financial industry giants - Goldman Sachs ($571,330), UBS AG ($364,806), JPMorgan Chase ($362,207) and Citigroup ($358,054).”


OBAMA’S OLD PALS J.P.MORGAN STILL mUCKING OVER CONSUMERS… IT’S LIKE OLD TIMES FOR THE BANKSTERS!

Headline: California lawsuit alleges illegal collection practices by JPMorgan Chase

 
THE LONG HISTORY of BARACK OBAMA and HIS CRIMINAL BANKSTER DONORS JP MORGAN… STILL LOOTING AMERICA AND THE WORLD!

more at this link


This is the unadulterated voice of finance capital speaking. It should be recalled that JPMorgan is deeply implicated in the speculative operations that have devastated the lives of hundreds of millions of workers around the world. In March of this year, a US Senate committee released a 300-page report documenting the criminal practices and fraud carried out by JPMorgan, the largest bank in the US and the world’s biggest dealer in derivatives. Despite the detailed revelations in the report, no action will be taken against the bank’s CEO, Jamie who enjoys the personal confidence of the US president.

banks, student loans, crony books

NO ONE KNOWS HOW TO ORCHESTRATE AN ASSAULT ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE MORE THAN BARACK OBAMA and a  PACK OF HIS CRIMINAL BANKSTERS!

… now expanded to pillaging of AMERICAN STUDENTS

more at this link


 
ONLY OBAMA WOULD LEVEL YET ANOTHER CON JOB ASSAULT ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, ON BEHALF OF HIS WALL STREET PAYMASTERS, AND THEN TELL US IT IS FOR OUR OWN GOOD!

THE ONLY ONES THAT WILL EVER BENEFIT FROM THIS FREAK OBAMA ARE ILLEGALS AND WALL STREET CRIMINALS!..... WELL, AND MAYBE MUSLIM DICTATORS HE PUMPS BILLIONS INTO!


DID OBAMA PUNK US OR IS HE SIMPLY A 
FAILED PRESIDENCY?

OBAMA, THE MAN THAT NEVER VOTED DURING THE BRIEF PERIOD HE WAS IN THE SENATE, OWNED AND OPERATED BY BIG BANKSTERS, IS NOTHING BUT A CON JOB CALLED “CHANGE”… OR DICTATOR IN THE MAKING.

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EITHER WAY HE IS THE MOST FAILED PRESIDENCY IN MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY.

BANK PROFITS soar under Obama just as FORECLOSURES have!

YES, UNDER THE BANKSTER-OWNED PRESIDENT OBAMA, LIFE IS GOOD FOR HIS CRIMINAL BANKSTER DONORS. THEIR PROFITS and CRIMES ARE SOARING AND SO ARE FORECLOSURES.

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“Records show that four out of Obama's top five contributors are employees of financial industry giants - Goldman Sachs ($571,330), UBS AG ($364,806), JPMorgan Chase ($362,207) and Citigroup ($358,054).”

 
A CASE OF INCEST! OBAMA PARTNERS WITH WALL STREET’S BIGGEST CRIMINAL BANKSTERS, MOST OF WHOM NOW WORK IN THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION!

CRONY CAPITALISM: OBAMA PROTECTS JP MORGAN, THE BIGGEST BANKSTER CRIMINALS IN AMERICAN HISTORY, AND ONE OF OBAMA’S BIGGEST BANKSTER DONORS!

Nearly five years after the greatest financial crash since the Great Depression, triggered by rampant illegality and fraud on the part of the major banks, not a single major institution or leading bank executive has been indicted, let alone tried, convicted and jailed.


The criminal charges are part of an attempt by the Obama administration to create the appearance that it is cracking down on Wall Street criminality, while it continues to shield top executives and allow banking fraud and criminality to continue unabated.

“Records show that four out of Obama's top five contributors are employees of financial industry giants - Goldman Sachs ($571,330), UBS AG ($364,806), JPMorgan Chase ($362,207) and Citigroup ($358,054).”

CRONY CAPITALISM: JP MORGAN’S RENT BOY, BARACK OBAMA HAS HELPED HIS CRIMINAL BANKSTERS LOOT AMERICA BIG TIME!

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 …it’s probably all he’s ever done well in in his pathetic corrupt political life!


…no filthy politician in American history has taken more loot from looting banksters than the WALKING CON JOB BARACK OBAMA… and not one bankster has gone to prison! HOW’D THAT HAPPEN?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?$?

“Records show that four out of Obama's top five contributors are employees of financial industry giants - Goldman Sachs ($571,330), UBS AG ($364,806), JPMorgan Chase ($362,207) and Citigroup ($358,054).”

Obama’s fraudulent defense of the unemployed - HOW MANY LA RAZA ILLEGALS HAVE THE DEMS PUT IN OUR JOBS???

Obama’s fraudulent defense of the unemployed

Obama’s fraudulent defense of the unemployed

By Andre Damon
6 January 2013
As Congress reassembles following the holiday break, the White House and the Democratic Party are seeking to perpetrate a political fraud on the American people. Having overseen the Christmas expiration of extended jobless benefits for 1.3 million long-term unemployed people, the White House is now presenting its call for Congress to restore the benefits for a paltry three months as a crusade against inequality.

“Just a few days after Christmas, more than one million of our fellow Americans lost a vital economic lifeline—the temporary insurance that helps folks make ends meet while they look for a job,” President Obama said in his weekly address Saturday. Blaming Republicans for letting the benefits expire, he declared, “So when Congress comes back to work this week, their first order of business should be making this right."

The claim that blame for the expiration of federal jobless benefits rests entirely, or even primarily, with the Republicans is a shameless lie. Notwithstanding Republican opposition to the benefits program, the failure to extend it past its December 28 deadline is, in the first instance, the result of a calculated policy carried out by the White House and congressional Democrats. By agreeing to a budget deal last month that excluded an extension of the benefits, the Democrats ensured that the program would lapse before the new year.


DURING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM 2/3s OF ALL JOBS WENT TO IMMIGRANTS, BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL. FEDERAL WORKPLACE ENFORCEMENT of LAWS PROHIBITING THE EMPLOYMENT of ILLEGALS PLUMMETED 70% DURING HISPANDERING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM… and are expected to be nonexistent during his second.

Obama and Justice Sotomayor (A LA RAZA PARTY MEMBER) Vow to Illegals to SABOTAGE E-verify!

VIVA LA RAZA SUPREMACY?


EMPLOYERS SAY NO TO HIRING AMERICANS… THE COST OF OBAMACARE IS CHEAPER WHEN THEY HIRE MORE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!

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AMNESTY….LA RAZA IS PRINTING OUT FRAUD I.D.s BY THE MILLIONS.

"They hauled them down to the border," Sakuma said. "Three days later, they were standing in our office, but they had a different name and a different Social Security number."
http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2013/04/here-come-la-raza-hordes-for-our-jobs.html



THE ENTIRE REASON THE BORDERS ARE LEFT OPEN IS TO CUT WAGES!  

http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2012/03/assualt-on-american-worker-joe-legal-vs.html

 

"We could cut unemployment in half simply by reclaiming the jobs taken by illegal workers," said Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, co-chairman of the Reclaim American Jobs Caucus. "President Obama is on the wrong side of the American people on immigration. The president should support policies that help citizens and legal immigrants find the jobs they need and deserve rather than fail to enforce immigration laws." REP. LAMAR SMITH

WOMEN IN JOBS… not in America! NO LEGAL NEED APPLY!!!

357,000 FEWER WOMEN HELD JOBS in OCT.

FEMALE PARTICIPATION RATE HITS NEW LOW AS JOBS ALL GO TO MEXICAN ILLEGALS.

AMNESTY…. IT’S ALL ABOUT KEEPING WAGES DEPRESSED… legals still get the tax bills for LA RAZA’S  welfare state and crime tidal wave in our open borders!

THERE ARE MILLIONS OF ILLEGALS IN OUR JOBS AND BILLIONS IN WELFARE HANDED OVER TO ILLEGALS SO THEY KEEP COMING AND KEEP WAGES DEPRESSED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POLITICIANS’ PAYMASTERS!
 
Poverty vs. Democracy in America
By Daniel Weeks
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Richard says he is done being a criminal—but the law isn't done with him. Ever since he completed his four-year prison sentence for armed robbery, the 28-year-old from Montgomery, Alabama, has been struggling to get back on his feet. He admits to making mistakes—"I dropped out of school, fell into the street life … did things I shouldn't do"—but now that he has served his time, he's asking for a second chance.
He says he can't understand why Alabama has a lifetime ban on people with felony convictions getting food stamps or public assistance, or why people like him don't have rights when it comes to housing or getting hired. Although his skills as an electrician are in high demand, he has so far been unable to find a job or a home on account of his record. But the biggest insult of all, he says, is his lack of civil rights in the land of Martin Luther King. Together with around four million other former felons nationwide—most of them impoverished—Richard is legally barred from going to the polls. "Some people don't believe in second chances," he says. "No way my voice can be heard."
Andy and Maria were criminals of a different kind: They picked the wrong country of birth and decided to pick again when they grew up. Having spent the better part of their combined 177 years waiting to attain the holy grail of U.S. citizenship, the elderly couple from Mexico take pride in their legal status after a lifetime of unlawful labor in the fields and factories of Texas and California. Pooling their $700 a month in Social Security is enough to pay the mortgage on the 400-square-foot trailer they call home in one of the unincorporated colonias outside El Paso, Texas—but only just. In spite of their hard-won citizenship, Andy says that voting and getting heard is a stretch. "The politicians only come here when they're looking for votes—don't care about the little people," he says. Last election, for example, they waited outside in line for over three hours before casting a ballot because the state neglected to properly staff their polling place. "I guess they didn't think any of us would vote," Maria says. Still, she maintains that waiting in line is a small price to pay when a third to half of their neighbors—and 22 million non-citizens nationwide—are prevented from going to the polls.
"People that got the money, they put their people in place. Ain't got no representation in Congress!"
Malik never broke any laws. He did not make the mistake of being born abroad. In fact, the former social worker now on disability was born and raised in the heart of the nation's capital. That's where he went wrong, as far as citizenship is concerned: Malik and some 630,000 Americans living in Washington, D.C.—along with over 4 million taxpaying U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico and the other island territories—lack voting representation in Congress. For most of their history, they even lacked the right to vote in presidential elections or, for Washingtonians, to choose their city leaders. According to Malik, it doesn't help that D.C. and Puerto Rico top the poverty charts, a fact with which he has become personally acquainted since losing his job and moving into an overcrowded shelter not far from the U.S. Capitol. He views poverty as both personal and political: "People that got the money, they put their people in place," he says. "Ain't got no representation in Congress!"
These four American citizens are imperfect, like you and I, but that's not all. They are members of an impoverished underclass—50 million strong—whose ranks have swelled since the Great Recession to the highest rate and number below the poverty line in nearly 50 years. Nearly half of them—20.5 million people, including each of the people mentioned above—are living in deep poverty on less than $12,000 per year for a family of four, the highest rate since record-keeping began in 1975. Add to that the hundred million citizens who are struggling to stay a few paychecks above the poverty line, and fully half the U.S. population is either poor or "near poor," according to the Census Bureau.
Economically speaking, their poverty entails a lack of decent-paying jobs and government supports to sustain a healthy life. With half of American jobs paying less than $33,000 per year and a quarter paying poverty-line wages of $22,000 or less, even as financial markets soar, people in the bottom fifth of the income distribution now command the smallest share of income—3.3 percent—since the government started tracking income breakdowns in the 1960s. Middle-wage jobs lost during the Great Recession are largely being replaced by low-wage jobs—when they are replaced at all—contributing to an 11 percent decline in real income for poor families since 1979. For the 27 million adults who are unemployed or underemployed and the 48 million people in working poor families who rely on some form of public support, means-tested government programs excluding Medicaid have remained essentially flat for the past 20 years, at around $1,000 per capita per year. Only unemployment insurance and food stamps have seen a marked increase in recent years, although both are currently under assault in Congress.
Socially speaking, poor people occupy a space apart from mainstream. For the nearly one in four children who are impoverished, hunger and homelessness, absent and incarcerated parents, violence, and substance abuse are regular facts of life. These and other "toxic stressors" contribute to high-school dropout rates of around 50 percent and college-graduation rates of less than 10 percent for people in poverty—five times worse than upper-income youth. Without a high-school diploma, poor children are four times more likely than their college-educated peers to be unemployed and 10 to 20 times more likely to end up behind bars. Regardless of high-school completion and criminal status, close to half of all people raised in persistent poverty remain poor at the age of 35, transmitting the same status to their kids, while less than four percent join the upper-middle class. Even their health is affected: Prior to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, around four in 10 Americans in poverty or who lack a high-school diploma also do not have health insurance—four times the rate among non-poor people—and one third of all deaths are estimated to result from poverty and low-education.
Half a century after civil rights, nearly 10 million voting-age citizens are denied the right to vote or voting representation in Congress. 
But poverty in the United States is not just an economic or social concern. As this series will explore, the poverty that Andy and Maria, Richard and Malik, and tens of millions of "second-class citizens" nationwide, experience is also political. It is embedded in the structure of American society and maintained by an unequal distribution of political power. The statistics are straightforward enough: Half a century after civil rights, nearly 10 million voting-age citizens are denied the right to vote or voting representation in Congress; 16 million immigrants of voting age have no formal stake in the political process; and tens of millions more law-abiding citizens are informally excluded from voting and other forms of participation. Meanwhile, the politicians on whom they rely do not rely on them: A tiny fraction of wealthy Americans lobbies the federal government while fewer than one percent provides the lion's share of campaign funds.
In the articles that follow, I take up the question of political voice in America through the stories of low-income people themselves. The voices belong to an assortment of citizens and would-be citizens I interviewed during a research tour by Greyhound bus in fall 2012 and spring 2013, backed by the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University. In an attempt to better understand the conditions of life my interviewees described, I lived on a poverty-line budget of $16 per day throughout my six-week tour, excluding Greyhound fare. The tour took me some 10,000 miles through 30 states and countless cities and towns across the continental United States and back—hardly adequate to develop a rich understanding of a given person or place, but appropriate to the task of surveying the broader scene of poverty and political voice in America. While the individuals featured in this series cannot possibly speak for the dozens of people I interviewed and hundreds of other people with whom I spoke, I've tried to provide a fair representation of the views and concerns expressed throughout my travels.
Mine is not an original exploration, nor is it a definitive account of poverty in the United States. Fifty years ago, Michael Harrington revolutionized the way Americans saw poverty in The Other America—at least for a generation. He did so by showing his audience that even in the post-war boom of the 1950s and ‘60s, poverty was real. The problem then, Harrington argued, was not so much that poor people were rejected or forgotten: "What is much worse, they are not seen." Harrington's nuanced portrayals of an American underclass in forgotten byways of rural Appalachia and isolated urban slums brought the "invisible" poor into the light of day. His writings are partly credited with launching the War on Poverty, announced by President Lyndon B. Johnson in his State of the Union Address 50 years ago this week. Many courageous journalists and social critics have followed in his footsteps since.
In many ways, my job is not as hard as Harrington's. In an age of social media and TV exposés, "the poor" are not as invisible today as they were in the 1960s. But being visible is not the same thing as being heard. By a host of relevant measures beyond their control, people with limited incomes have lost their place at the table of American democracy. Poor people walk the streets of our nation's capital. They sleep on benches on Capitol Hill and outside the White House gates in Lafayette Square. In every state and community in the land, they clear the trash, pick the crops, man the gates, clean the offices, mind the children, tend the aged, and deliver the goods that keep America going. They are ubiquitous, they are indispensable, and they are largely silent.
When Johnson called on Congress to join him in launching a War on Poverty in 1964, he boldly asserted, "Today, for the first time in our history, we have the power to strike away the barriers to full participation in our society. Having the power, we have the duty." His campaign promised to "strike at the causes, not just the consequence" of poverty in America. While the War on Poverty is credited with helping millions of Americans move out of poverty, the work of extending equal opportunity and full participation to all people in our society is far from complete. If America intends to continue that struggle, it will have to contend with a fundamental cause of persistent poverty today: the unintended silence of millions of impoverished people in the sphere that matters most, politics. 
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