Thursday, August 1, 2013

A Riddle Wrapped in An Enigma, Shrouded in Control Fraud

Commentary by Roger Erickson

Plan by default? Then see how to stay on top? Werks fur mi!

".. if you’re not careful, [this change] could lead you to think the nation is better set for retirement than it actually is."

The nation will retire? Is that a Freudian slip? For those trying to follow the kabuki crystal lacking balls in Washington DC, this latest article may appear to take the cake. Yet who knows for sure? It may be just another derivative. DC today is a riddle wrapped in an enigma shrouded in Control Fraud.

Have we just seen another NeoCon plan revealed: "Retire the USA" - at least as-is?

Would that explain the unprecedented efforts to hoard fiat? Maybe to some, but not to those who accumulate logic, not just static assets & unused fiat. Might others refuse to accept $USA fiat IOUs at facepalm values, once the USA is retired? The effect of overthinking, by those not capable of it in the 1st place? This is BlackBelt kabuki, and not for the pragmatic.

"Until Wednesday morning, the Commerce Department pegged America’s personal savings rate at 4.1 percent for 2012. A revision made every five years to how the department measures the components of the economy pushed that savings rate up; now it’s 5.6 percent for 2012."

That explains the previously inexplicable bout of euphoria we all experienced yesterday! :) Many people were concerned that something had been slipped into the water supply. It was unsettling and unexpected - like a disorienting loss of sanity.

"That money isn’t necessarily real." So what IS real about policy & public purpose today? You'll have to excuse some of our brighter citizens for shuffling off to Moscow, as part of the SAPLA* project. At this stage, we're reduced to looking under every rock available. Time's getting short, and desperation is setting in.

Can someone just explain to our genius, in-bred, hereditary policy people that "retiring" a nation is NOT the same semantic meaning as that employed when repeatedly trotting out the same, tired old propaganda about micromanaging serfs? And, if anyone gets past the blank stares and slack-jawed wonder, try introducing the Fallacy of Scale concept, that micro-interdependencies NEVER have any predictable relationship to macro-interdependencies? (If they did, all natural selection would have ended long ago!) Yes, grasping reality vs ideology is apparently asking for a lot, but we may as well drag our aspirations out from under a rock.

* search for any policy logic anywhere


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