TheWorx

I was channel-surfing YouTube the other day and I watched a piece on the merits of capitalism ("Pursuit," on Netflix). It seemed odd that we, living in a capitalistic society and supposedly well-off, would need to be instructed on the merits of our socio-economic system--but there it was. Mention was made of the great sub-continent and how capitalism had saved them from the bureaucratic inefficiencies of socialism. If there is any beauty in capitalism, it's that those seeking to better themselves through entrepreneurial enterprises, only need cashola. Any government restrictions and dictates easily result in failure. After going "public," a company gets this massive influx of cash from Wall St. and well, what could you do with half a billion? The mere fact that you can hire the best means you are bound to succeed--at least in the short term. So, what's the big deal, huh? Well, please consider that, if my premise is true, all you need is cash; but who has...

Normally, I'd just add this to my other blogs but this story is deserving of it's own space. This Article clearly shows how Goldman Sachs manipulates our economy--indeed, our very lives for the sake of sticking it to the little guy. Read it, and be disdainful of Wall St and its operatives; that is, if your heart is in the right place. [a 2 minute read]

[May Youtube and all victims recover quickly; my prayers are with a truly great company and it's employees] Note to CNN: Mr. Mudd is all you need in the way of outside expert. POTUS As many of you know, I don't like everything Mr. Trump does (Big spender PRUITT at top of my disdain list) but readers of this blog also know that I consider Wall St the devil incarnate. Amazon To be clear, I like the convenience of Amazon but what kind of people do we become when possibly the only source of exercise is taken away from us--going to the store. Soon, even groceries will be brought to our doorstep. I would love for the MSM to run poll asking if the public is aware of the pyramid scheme and the zero-sum game that is our beloved financial institution. I'm convinced that few would know of the devil that is in the details. The reader need only consider that dirtbags like Mr. Zuckerburg (don't let him tell you that he's acting out of SEC regulations) can't wait to ...