@Fido,
Quote:. We want to force much property to produce for the good of the commonwealth or be returned to it just as when property supported all of government...
So far I don't see any aspect of this picture on which you are not fearfully mixed up. America never ran by seizing property or even taxing it, it ran on tariffs and duties for the most part, there was never any need for large federal outlays prior to TR's great white fleet and WW-I other than for the civil war and Lincoln did what Ellen Brown is suggesting to pay for that i.e. simply printed money and spent it into existence and the ONLY reason that (or the revolutionary war "colonials" for that matter) didn't work at the time was the efforts of the British to counterfeit them and that would be very much harder to do at this juncture with 98%of all money existing in the form of computer entries.
You are not going to confiscate property as you apparently wish to. In fact, America's business community has a veto power over the political system and they are using that veto now. Particularly America's small businesses which create most jobs are not going to create any more jobs under present conditions. The two big fears are Obungacare and the possibility of Bork Obunga getting re-elected.
You should probably get used to the idea that there aren't going to be any more new jobs or investments until Bork Obunga is gone.
