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Most of us have figured it out by now, government is nothing more than a racket designed to keep the little guy at bay for its superiors...the bankers and other Wall Street hustlers. --AJ Bayless
Crime keeps government
in business…
Make
a good living as a smuggler-Welcome to the government’s ‘Create-A-Crime’ bureau
President John F Kennedy Dad
smuggled liquor to the United States during Prohibition while acting as ambassador
to England…after all, he had clout and diplomatic immunity and plenty of
flatworms in Congress drank to their heart’s content during Prohibition. As for the rest of the public, well, let them
eat cake.
Founding
Father John Hancock did not directly participate in
the Boston tea party. But he stood to lose the most from the East India Company
imports of English tea to Boston. On the other hand Samuel Adams who led the Mohawks aboard the British ships was so close to John
Hancock that Bostonians even joked that "Sam Adams writes the letters [to
newspapers] and John Hancock pays the postage". You do the math.
John Hancock was a wealthy shipping magnate, who made the
bulk of his money illegally by smuggling. Many colonials were smugglers,
Hancock just happened to have a flair for it. Because the ever-tightening
British policies that came about after the French and Indian War were aimed at
his sort, he wholeheartedly took part in the call for Revolution.
It was a well known fact that John Hancock had made his
fortune through smuggling Dutch tea, which was cheaper than East Indian tea.
We always
hear of political promises to deliver new jobs and they’re not lying. Consider every single time the government
outlaws something, as it is doing right now with .223 ammo, the price
‘shoots’ up and plenty of profit will be made for those who had previously
stockpiled such ammunition.
After all,
look at what our government did for a bunch of low-level thugs when it
prohibited alcohol! Feeding the need of
citizens and politicians alike became a multi-million dollar business. If it could work for booze, why not a cheap
[not so cheap now] weed called marijuana.
It gave rise to billion dollar drug cartels.
The same
applied to tobacco products. The
government created large price hikes in the product by jacking up its ‘sin tax’
which produced a larger revenue source for the government…but now ‘terrorists’
and are profiting from this evil weed…hell, cops in NYC will shoot you for
selling a single cigarette as it might be untaxed and therefore dangerous.
Our
government’s ‘create-a-crime’ bureau works overtime to make things illegal
so they can pretend to fight the crime they made from thin air and they tax you
for their efforts or infringe on your rights to ‘fight the bad guys’ with asset
forfeiture laws.
A good
example of obnoxious create-a-crime laws are our seat belt laws. We used to have freedom of choice in America but
under the new Nanny State rule you must COMPLY or as the ads say Click it or Ticket-Another nifty way
for the government to grab some of your cash. Did you notice they jumped the fine from $25
to $65 and now host surveillance events to pull drivers over for ‘safety’
checks when in reality, it is an excuse to run your name in hopes of nabbing
you on an outstanding warrant or to see if you have another ‘contraband’ in
your car so the government can cash in.
Government has become just
another racket
In essence,
our court system is just another taxing authority and most ‘fines’ are padded
with other court expenses governments use to scam the public. Crime is good-for government. It employs a lot of people and brings in a
steady revenue stream. More crime equals
for profit and control for government.
When crime rates are down, which
the FBI says they are, what does the government do?
Provide
military grade weapons to local police AND write more laws to create more crime
to justify more law enforcement and courts.
Yours for a better life,
Bruce ‘the Poor Man’
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