Every time the Federal Reserve turns on the printing press for bailouts, it dilutes the value of our dollar. That’s why gold is so high right now (because gold holds stable value while the dollar crashes).

The companies asking for bailouts should be allowed to go bankrupt, making way for fresh and innovative companies to rise to the surface. That’s the American way.

In Detroit, the average General Motors employee makes over thirty-dollars per hour. They are far from struggling and make well-over minimum wage. Speaking of minimum wage, what about the working poor? People who make minimum wage are the true victims. The minimum wage increases that Democrats have fought like mad to pass are being negated as the dollar sinks.

But everyone wants to ride the Obama train, even though it’s a gangster-style wild west train robbery.

Think about it. If you had 100 dollars in the bank before all of this capital was appropriated, you now only have about 65% of its previous value. Your money was stolen without permission and given away. You’re not going to see it AND you and your children have to pay it back over the next 18 years in the form of taxes.

When the system isn’t meddled with, it can repair and adjust itself, allowing our ever-evolving and consumer-driven free market to eliminate these overextended corporations.

If companies can’t manage themselves, let them die off, this is how all innovation and new technology naturally cycle to the top.

For instance, when oil prices go too high for the taxpayer’s budget, it creates a natural demand for a cheaper energy source. THEN, the green companies able to offer cheaper energy solutions can step in and overtake the market on their own.

I have a difficult time believing our democratic elite is this stupid. It’s as if they want the dollar to crash as an excuse to replace the currency.

Pushing money into alternative fuels only stifles progress and delays incentives to meet market demand (because it removes the public incentive and only select companies, like General Electric, can get the large amounts of grant money). This is similar to the Haliburton fiasco, cornering a market with government contracts.

It causes these companies to lean on grants to spend big money in research and distribution and then expect a bigger return, because by then they have become bloated: over-funded and over-staffed (the green counterpart of big oil corporation fat cats).

The Federal Reserve poses a similar problem. Every time money is printed out of thin air, our currency is permanently devalued for a short-term spike in the markets.

Our country is like a diabetic patient with a sugar high, spiking up and crashing down. The Federal Reserve is the root cause of our problem because it has created a diabetic atmosphere.

Do something about it! Take 5 minutes out of your day to contact your representatives, ask them to co-sponsor and pass H.R. 833, the "Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act" as introduced by Ron Paul.