its good to se the literatie is trying to talk about these things
http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=11765&page=0

i wont write the cure there
but will apply its details here
the key is adverse debt..isnt collactable

see the debt was created by fraud and collusion
thus is legally adverse debt

wtf am i talking about?
quote

""nor will much be said about speculation which has become so rife over recent decades and produced so many billionaires on the one hand and so many that the rich too often see as bums on the other.

Keynes warned of the grave dangers of speculation going beyond a small margin of the free-market economy; but speculation has been and still is at the heart of the financial system.

It is indulged in by respectable "investors" many of whom have actively and greedily helped to devise a wealth of clever devices to feed their addiction.

Derivatives, hedge funds and tricky insurance "swaps" attracted massive funds that should have been deployed more productively in the real economy.

Their disposal is still largely undetermined.""

but those specualting on fictions
have landed govt with the fictions
and got their foolish speculations PAID in full
by tax payers..[ie the bail outs]
NOW NEEDING AUSTORITY MEASURES ON THE POOR

while the billionairs have gone from 1000 to 12oo
IN THIS LAST YEAR ALONE

criminal gain
colluded

anyhow watch this space
http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?article=11765&page=0

tax the rich
before we begin eating them

they are speculating the price of food/services etc etc
they dont make it..just just buy it [all]
so we cant afford to buy any of it

the issue was discussed on
http://www.youtube.com/user/RussiaToday#p/u/15/Wer2V_33gqk
http://www.youtube.com/user/RussiaToday#p/u/12/PRREY3nOncU

cant save the destination
its called
'Peasants 0 - Monarchs 100,
go get some scalps!'

Strong leadership is needed to get public service back to it's original purpose without the pork barrelling and sycophantic preoccupation with middle class welfare and bailing out the big end of town. The current status quo of privatising profit and socialising loss is not irreversible. The Howard Government started the big trend towards MC welfare and bailing out business and the ALP followed suit.

The public is not blameless. The public not only allowed it happen in many cases but encouraged it. Imagine how many assets might still remain in public hands if the public stopped voting with wallets opened. The high levels of personal debt and issues around housing affordability certainly foster that mindset. One has to wonder if governments manipulate the conditions to their own end. But that would be too cyncial...wouldn't it?

I've been in the public service too long and seen a growing trend to spiralling top heavy bureacracies coupled with an entrenched culture of careerism over old fashioned values of public 'service'. The idea of a collective tax to provide a safety net for essential needs has blown out to the ridiculous.

Chauncy Gardener made more sense.