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The global economy is the cause of our recession, or depression.

A bubble has to burst when we do business with unfriendly governments.

We need free trade relations with all free nations. Any nation that desires the destruction of this nation’s economy is going to use any means to destroy our economy.

The global economy is a democratic idea that some gullible republicans have fallen for. The global economy does not support free trade with other free people and nations.

To create jobs we need industry and factories which produce. That is a republican form of government. (Note – I do not mention personalities).

We do not have a democratic form of government – we have democracy in a republic. A republic that protects the right of people – with a Constitution.

Like I say, you cannot be a complete liberal, or a complete conservative.

We need common sense. We cannot attract industry or factories with taxation.

Industry and factories are what create jobs. Government and taxes do not create jobs.

P.S. Poor people have poor ways – and I am one.

—Ken L. English

Moab
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