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Intercipio by Rich Albright
Consider this, the and most prolific countries and civilizations, such as the Ottoman Empire, The Persian Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Han Dynasty, the British Empire, one that ruled and /or occupied almost 1/4 of the world’s population at one time, the Holy Roman Empire, the Russian Empire, and the Mongol Empire all collapsed.
The reason – civil, or other wars, started over dwindling internal resources. Their political and economic structures eventually entered into scales of disruption caused by avarice and greed among leaders, politicians, giant corporations, which, in turn caused personality disorders, political in-fighting, and strife and inconsistencies in governing. The result: civil unrest, financial crisis’s, and sharp imbalances between revenues and expenditures, including difficulty in financing public debt. Meanwhile those in power enjoyed lavish lives. Keep this thought for a moment.
Henry St. John, A British philosopher once said, “The best instituted governments carry in them the seeds of their own destruction.” Let me repeat that statement, “The best instituted governments carry in them the seeds of their own destruction.”
Our own Congressional Budget Office states we are in an “Alternative fiscal scenario” where public debt could rise to an astounding 716% by the year 2080. Yet, at the same time our Congress isn’t willing to cut entitlements or increase taxes on the richest 2% of Americans in order to avert such a crisis.
Why? Our Congress is ripe with greed and avarice. Parties governed by people interested in personal gain and power. The USA loses $1.2 trillion dollars a year to tax breaks, such as inheritance tax exclusion of $23 billion a year to rich people secured in a behind the scenes deal by the Republican Party, loopholes that allow hedge-funded billionaires to pay only 15% in taxes, a bill that allows America’s richest corporations to pay only 5.25% in taxes on $1.4 trillion in offshore profits, plus a $10 billion tax break for the rich on vacation homes and yachts, $17 billion on subsidies for inventories, $690 billion in tax cuts to the richest 2%, $321 billion in itemized deductions for top tax-bracket taxpayers, and so on. The list seems inexhaustible.
Think about this, too. We are silent Americans. Most American ‘s don’t vote. Presidential election years bring roughly 56% of those who are eligible out to vote, other years run in the mid to high 30 percentile. Yes, Americans are apathetic. The reason? Distrust is at the top of the list.
What happens now, you may ask? As this year’s political campaigning heats up will American’ s turn up the heat on politicians, our government, corporate giants and fellow citizens who gained their riches by political influence? Or will status quo send America down the historic path of collapse.
I’ve captured what can happen in my book, Intercipio. When government becomes more interested in personal gain the results are catastrophic. Ties to corporations lead to greed and avarice that runs amok, as they scan the corporate horizon like hungry wolfs, including those in the highest offices in America.
Here’s an excerpt from Intercipio as the Speaker of the House talks privately to the Secretary of State.
“China wants “Most Favored Nation Status”, Africa wants food relief, Russia needs technology and money, England wants an increase in its military aid. The government gives away more and more services, effectively taking us from a democracy to a social society. It all comes with a price. Avarice and greed stole the democratic process from Americans. And, unfortunately, it never stops. I have condos, money, you name it, all given to me by people and nations who want something. And I’ve taken it in the name of democracy while lauding the intervention of government in every aspect of American lives.”
Intercipio is currently available only in Kindle format from Amazon or by visiting http://www.intercipio.net .
Look at our future and decide for yourself if this is where America is heading.
About the Author
Rich Albright• ??s blog, • ??The Anxioltyic• ?? features articles about people, places, business, family, fun, government, politics, and everyday life.
Rich earned his BA in English from Burlington College and his MA in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix. Rich is a certified Life Coach and member of the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators.
For more information go to: http://www.theanxiolytic.com
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