Economy In Crisis, INC (EconomyInCrisis.org) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to educating legislators and the American public on the destruction of our country’s industrial base, the impact this has on national and economic security, and how it effects our standard of living. We publish critical but overlooked facts and figures, keeping our readers up-to-date with daily articles regarding the U.S. economy.
We compare what led to American industrial and economic world leadership with current policies and the present crippling of our industries. We then objectively extrapolate the near-term outlook and risks for our country, businesses and individuals. When possible we offer solutions to our weakening economic condition.
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“EconomyinCrisis.org is packed with valuable information documenting America’s economic decline.”
-Paul Craig Roberts, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
“EconomyInCrisis.org is one of my favorite Web sites. It’s just a remarkable insightful look at what’s going on with our economy.”
-Thom Hartmann, Air America Radio
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-Pat Choate, Economist and author
Sadly the country deserves to be cursed based on the decisions made by the majority its populace. It’ll only get worse from here.
Paul Craig Roberts
A strong critic of the Bush (and later Obama) administrations’ handling of the War on Terror, he has taken positions strongly at odds with mainstream politicians: harshly criticising the ineffectiveness, severity and high rates of incarceration associated with the War on Drugs, excessive police violence and use of SWAT teams against civilians. He has criticised the law and order politics and congressional approval of increased government surveillance associated with the War on Terror age, which he views as fundamental threats to the civil liberties and Right to Privacy enshrined in the US constitution, opening the way for an oligarchic police state to be imposed upon the US population.[7] A vocal critic of neoliberalism, US oligarchy and the financialization of the economy, his articles have addressed and criticized outsourcing, economic deregulation, privatisation of social services, Wall Street finance fraud and lax enforcement of environmental protection laws.[8] He has also been a vocal opponent of taxing social-security payments, holding that this amounts to a “tax on a tax” or privatising social-security believing this would create and opportunity for speculators to play with and lose the hard-earned savings of retirees.[9]
A supporter of the the human rights of the population of occupied Palestine, he has criticized Israel’s policies and harsh actions against the Palestinians[10] as well as speaking out against what he calls the Israel Lobby’s malign influence within US politics and academia.[11]
“In a column for the Ron Paul Institute, Roberts said that the U.S. government executed the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris to punish France for its independent foreign policy.”
Oh my. Is this the anti-freedom guy you keep quoting?
I agree.
Having taken a look, I agree that EIC is clearly run by economic Patriots whose concern is America First, as opposed to the stateless, rootless hustlers, opportunists and chicken warriors of the globalist stripe who made fraudulent claims leading to the fake trade agreements which were really just unilateral trade surrender on the part of the U.S.
As for Club for Growth, Right to Rise!, PNAC, AIPAC and other fellow travelers of the Soros “sell your friends to the guy with the Zyklon B” kind, they all deserve to be deported if not tried and executed for Treason against the States that were United.
“EconomyInCrisis.org is one of my favorite Web sites. It’s just a remarkable insightful look at what’s going on with our economy.” -Thom Hartmann, Air America Radio
Air America? Really?