There is a lot of hope and dreams on green jobs - but until the US gets out from the yoke of globalism, we can watch that kite fly away:
According to the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University, nearly $2 billion in money from the American Recovery and Investment Act has been spent on wind power. The goal was to further energy independence while creating American jobs. It has done neither.
Of the money spent, according to the report, nearly 80% has gone to foreign manufacturers of wind turbines.
There is also a lot of talk about the rights of Americans not being in place when it comes to food, housing, and safety. This has been debated since the beginning and comes under the idea of Natural Law. A person does have a right to food, home, and safety.
Now whether that right is protected by our society and it's safeguards or degeneration to Mad Max tribes is the question. There are some words that people don't have a right to housing or to food or to doing works. This is wrong - these things are the most basic rights. And it would do many to consider the structure of a society in which one's most basic rights of survival are negated, rejected, and denied.
What is the tipping point number for this society? What number of people must discover (and finally acknowledge) they have found themselves on the fringe? This country has an incredible amount of denial until the Sheriff comes knocking on the door. At that point, there is no denial that one has become part of the fringe.



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