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So... your problems with the Government...?

So, admittedly, I work for "The Government:... what are your complaints...?

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You all couldn't run a lemonade stand nor could you fix a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

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Be careful. It's Big Brother's little brother! He'll tell Big Brother on us and have us shipped us to Arizona!

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Unions and pensions for government jobs. Underachievers are protected and provided with retirement benefits not guaranteed to most other folks.......and all on the taxpayer's dime.

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I thought you were a veterinarian.

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So long as you manage a bit of a smile and treat me like a person, we're cool.

(In recognition that front-line and even back-room Government employees usually have little say in what actually happens or becomes policy. They are just left to deal with the repercussions of it!)

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which "government"?

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Good gollly - too many to list, but I will tell you the biggest ones.

1. The Dept of Education has a mission statement that it exists to preapre students for global competetion. It doesn't exist to educate to prepare students to run a government of,by, and for the people. It doesn't exist to prepare Americans to run small businesses in America. It doesn't exist to introduce people to a beautiful life or even to teach critical thinking skills. It exists as a corporate subsidy. The most important parts of American history have been left out and replaced with a lie. How can Americans expect to fix what is broken when their own government has lied to them so mucy.

Furthermore, The US Government has studied the Unified Field (through a division of NIH) and it knows the power of meditation and group meditation to fix most of the ills that it would prefer to throw money at. Why are private foundations having such a hard time convincing government about the importance of adding meditation - at least to inner city schools and poverty stricken areas? To know what it knows and do nothing is more than cruel. To harm the people when a free cure is known is disgusting.

2. It has turned over the authority to print money to banks, who lend us money, charge us interest for doing so, and then ask us to pay for the printing of the money. It is the most abominable thing ever done to mankind. There is now abundant evidence that the FED has a long history of manipulating the value of currency for its own corrupt purposes, and it doesn't mind how many people die because of it - unless so many die that people get fed up and demand to change back to a more sane system. Borrowing your way out of debt doesn't work at a time when human resources are being replaced by automation. When you void the consumers, you void the money.

3. My representatives don't represent me. They represent the FED.

4. Obama is no different from GW Bush. Both are LIARS and CHEATS. You can't even get elected these days unless you are a liar, a cheat, and willing to work against the people.

5. We lost our Constitutional government in a bloodless coup by those bankers that wanted a national bank. So, first you have the Supreme Court decision - Marbury v. Madison in which the court unconstitutionally gave itself the power to overthrow the laws of a sovereign government. (First time in all of Western Civilization that a court overthrew a government's right to create its own laws) Then, a few years later, you have McCulluch v. Maryland, where the supreme court threw out the Constitution as the "Law of the land" (that it says it is) and it replaced a Constitutional Republic with a "system of checks and balances". It stripped Congress of much of its power - thus the people - because it gave itself more power than the other branches. It said that the constitution isn't a contract, but rather a guideline that congress should follow when possible. It said that the 10th Amendment (which says that government shall have NO power unless authorized it by the constitution) really means that congress shall have EVERY power unless SPECIFICALLY DENIED it by the Constitution - and even then, it can assum specifically denied powers under the unconstitutional idea called "implied powers", as well as the Constitutional "necessary powers", but even then, powers don't have to be absolutely necessary and they may be assumed even if alternative constitutional methods are known. This decision is the one that authorized the unconstitutional national bank that is why we are in the midst of a financial catastrophe today. The decision said that the Articles of Ratifications of the states that gave themselves the right to secede if government overestepped its constituional limits were invalid. It took away the sovereignty of the states and established the United States as a single sovereign nation rather than the Treaty among sovereign nations that it was mean to be.

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Complaint number one: it's filled with evil Republicans.

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