Money is power and because the all mighty dolor is so powerfull it has made the United States the power house of the World. Giving US full power, rulership and authority over the rest of the world. Just how rich is the United States is in comparison to the rest of the world? "If we shrank the population of the world down to just one hundred people, then fifty per cent of the world's wealth would be in the hands of only six of those people. All of them would be citizens of the United States." (Marc Garrison)

It is a fixed fight and we already lost. The ratio of the poor becoming the top 5% of the nations weathest versus the Weathest going to bottom 20% is not that likely. David and Galioth does happen. But it is a rare occusion and you can count on goliath winning 9 t

Now that we know there is a opportunity and that you can make a name for yourself what is keeping so many people from doing it. The whole focus on income inequality is mistaken. The vast majority of Americans are doing as well as we are because a million or so are making a lot of money figuring out how to create new products and new ways to increase our productivity. Show me an economy with equal incomes and I'll show you an economy that's in the toilet. Many pundits and analysts sift through the data to find inequalities in income, which isn't hard, then try to figure out how to shave off some. They usually suggest some new government program or tax that is destructive of human freedom and prosperity. Instead they should recognize the many ways that governments hold people down--in the United States and elsewhere--and figure out how to end those oppressive measures.

I'm sure you have at some time played the game of "Monopoly" - the game where properties are bought and sold, and rents charged, until in the end one player owns the whole world and the rest are bankrupt. I guess we are all exposed to basic economics without knowing it. I wonder how many of us have enjoyed the fierce cut-throat competition of this game: buying properties, building houses and hotels, charging rents, squeezing the other players to the wall, without realizing that this is a picture of the world we actually live in. The vast majority of players in our economy are heading towards

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