Chapter IV

History Repeats Itself the Trend

If we look at the decline in the extended family since the 1950s, the trend of the decline in education runs parallel. When we look back in history when the Indians were defeated, they were also set back with alcohol addiction. These individuals have not been able to advance socially, economically nor financially for more than a 100 years. As you look at the trend of consumption of pharmaceutical drugs that are in distribution to the elderly and the trend of dangerous drugs consumed by the youth combined with the disconnected family it will take about 20 to 30 years before the United States of America is a backwards nation dealing with the problems that poverty brings.

There are reasons for the trend. The world norm for social conditions is a low standard of living, of which the US economy is headed lower and the middle class is shrinking. The shrinking middle class means that there are more people in the lower economic class. In the lower economic class, statistics show that there are more problems related to drug and alcohol abuse that contributes to the decline of the family. As we look at this from another perspective the majority of the world is lower on Maslows’ Hierarchy of Needs. Everything statistically tends toward the mean. In addition, a much more disturbing reality is that the same influential persons that created the large middle class, known as the baby boomers, need to do two things. First is to collect the money that the boomers have accumulated over the years, so the “old school capitalist” can invest it in China and India to complete their plans that started back in the Nixon Administration (remember the bicycles) when the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) was established in 1971. OPIC provided the capital necessary to build the factories overseas so the US factor jobs could be sent outside the country. The second and more important task to accomplish is to have generations that follow forget the lifestyle of the middle class that now exists.

To complete this task they need to make sure that they can take the rest of their money that they had invested in the 1950s on the middle class. They plan to recoup their investment through high medical costs. They will implement many strategies that will make it difficult for seniors to leave the USA to spend their money in other parts of the world (US passport requirement is one of them). They also need to keep this group in the States because of the social security benefits that need to be paid to the retirees. The strategy is to one keep the economy afloat on the borrowed money that is needed to pay for the social security benefits. This money along with their savings will also be spent to pay for medical expenses. This money spent on medical expenses is going to be invested into China and India. What it amounts to is a huge transfer of capital to China to be able to complete the old school capitalists’ plans to shift the baby boomer capital from the USA to China and India. This will also cripple the USA to the point of making them a third world country. This will be done by the US borrowing more money from China to pay for social security benefits. The money gets spent on medical expenses and these profits are transferred to China for investment. But the US will have lower tax revenues to pay back the debt. So the “old school capitalists” take the baby boomers money plus social security money through higher medical costs and later invest this into China and India. The US is then left holding the bag having to pay back the money plus interest borrowed from China, which then gives China even more money. This is also part of the plan.