The crisis of American society is reaching a breaking point. It
cannot go on like this. Roof’s is the unhealthy, twisted response of
an infinitesimal portion of his generation. Masses of young people
and masses of working people will respond to the crisis in a
rational, progressive manner, by turning against the criminals and
liars in power and their rotten economic and social system.
David Walsh
Sen. Bernie Sanders – America’s answer to
Wall Street’s looting, the war on the American middle-class and jobs for
legals!
“At this point, Clinton is the choice of most
multimillionaires to be the next occupant of the White House. A recent CNBC
poll of 750 millionaires found 53 percent support for Clinton in a contest with
Republican Jeb Bush, 14 points better than Obama’s showing in the 2012 election
with the same group.”
OBAMA IN SELMA: Is it his biggest hoax and
lie to date?
"The lies and
demagogy in Obama’s Selma speech cannot conceal the huge class gulf between the
government he heads and the self-sacrificing workers and youth who led the
fight for civil rights. They fought for equality. He represents
privilege."
THE HIDDEN UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IN AMERICA:
The Democrat Party’s OPEN BORDERS agenda at
work.
OBAMA-CLINTONomics:
the never end war on the American middle-class. But we still get the tax bills
for the looting of their Wall Street cronies and their bailouts and billions
for Mexico’s welfare state in our borders.
While the wealth of
the rich is growing at a breakneck pace, there is a stratification of growth
within the super wealthy, skewed towards the very top.
In 2014, those with over $100 million in private wealth saw
their wealth increase 11 percent in one year alone. Collectively, these
households owned $10 trillion in 2014, 6 percent of the world’s private wealth.
According to the report, “This top segment is expected to be the fastest
growing, in both the number of households and total wealth.” They are expected
to see 12 percent compound growth on their wealth in the next five years.
In 2014 the
Russell Sage Foundation found that between 2003 and 2013, the median household
net worth of those in the United States fell from $87,992 to $56,335—a drop of
36 percent. While the rich also saw their wealth drop during the recession,
they are more than making that money back. Between 2009 and 2012, 95 percent of
all the income gains in the US went to the top 1 percent. This is the most
distorted post-recession income gain on record.
OBAMA: SERVANT OF THE 1%
Richest one percent controls nearly half of global wealth
The richest one percent of the world’s population now controls 48.2 percent of global wealth, up from 46 percent last year.
The report found that the growth of global inequality has accelerated sharply since the 2008 financial crisis, as the values of financial assets have soared while wages have stagnated and declined.
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