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The current crisis has been building for years and nearly all politicians and financial pundits ignored the fundamental financial indicators that indicated the looming credit market catastrophe that was waiting for us.

When a democracy is forced to socialize, it is largely the product of poor economic policy that creates a national crisis. Under economic democracy the power over money resides with individual people who then can collectively through sound financial decision-making influence the economy.

The clever use of financial pressure has always been one of the most powerful tools in moving a society from democratic structures to government control over banks and lending. The centralization of money, centralizes all else.

When a government attempts to coerce its people into forms of socialized economics the language used to convey the purported need for transformation becomes everything. The strategic use of euphemisms designed to convey urgency, danger and always the need for “immediate action.”

What do free people do when they perceived they are being forced to socialize? They resist through all means legal, ethical and moral. The starting point for the reformation at least in our own country is the power to elect our own leadership. The most powerful tool is the power of the vote.

However, in order to overturn entrenched government by means of an empowered and angry electorate turning out in mass at the polling places, demands that the people be driven more by principle than the notion of personal peace and affluence (comfort at the expense of freedom).

What we face as a country and people is just beginning to show its uncomfortable side. We are not at the end of the tunnel. In fact, we may not have even entered the tunnel yet. The question each American needs to ask and answer is “am I being forced to socialize?”