Only global poverty can save the planet, insists WWF

and there will also be less health care...

Even with 0bamacare?

The damn WWF gets to damn much money. Mostly from the American tax payer, one way or another. And the average joe blow or jane have not a clue as to what has been the thoughts of that organization. The majority of people that are aware of it, and some who have contributed to it via., say Income tax payments owed on their 1040’s are clueless as how these folks want to totally screw America. Dopes abound on the planet earth.

Did these morons consider that if we all lived in poverty, the smoke from billions of cookfires and woodfires would create a giant brown cloud over every populated area, the way it does in parts of Asia?

Did these morons consider that if we all lived in poverty, the smoke from billions of cookfires and woodfires would create a giant brown cloud over every populated area, the way it does in parts of Asia? I don't call it environMENTALism for nothing!

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Once the population reaches ~10 billion the problems will solve themselves.

Did these morons consider that if we all lived in poverty, the smoke from billions of cookfires and woodfires would create a giant brown cloud over every populated area, the way it does in parts of Asia? I don't call it environMENTALism for nothing!

No fires!

Even this grim poverty-stricken dystopia, though, is not the biggest of the WWF demands. The real biggy is that by the year 2050 all energy is to be supplied in the form of renewables-generated electricity, that is by means of windfarms, solar plants, tidal barriers and so forth. For almost all of human history and prehistory we have burned things to generate energy - it is one of the things that makes us human - but now, within a single generation, that is to almost completely stop. After a million years, the fires will go out.

Your Personal Pinwheel will supply power for your (allowable) needs...and, as an added bonus, it also slices and dices...and cooking is not among them: communal kitchens (cf "Amana Colonies") will be the norm, but handing out glops of uncooked gruel & and raw veggies, instead of good German meals.

Thanks Ernest.

The real biggy is that by the year 2050 all energy is to be supplied in the form of renewables-generated electricity..

You can probably hire some people to pedal bicycle type devices that will generate electricity. Only cost a few hands full of rice (oh wait rice culture is a big GHG generator.

No, because its not about the enviroment unless your talking about the enviroment of all out government control over everyones lives. And because of that, we get these flakes that ooze out of some hole and spout utter illogical and unreasoned nonsese. They sputter, they avoid any debate on the last thing they said, the always try to go over the top in an effort to gain attention from the public not to mention instill fear in their hearts as a way to get them to act accourding to these peoples desires for power and control. Furtunatly enough, there is point to how nutty they can sound before that light bulb in the publics mind starts to turn on and ironically that also means these nut jobs will get even more desperate for the fleeting power that they desire and go further of the reservation.

No, because its not about the environment unless your talking about the environment of all out government control over every-ones lives. And because of that, we get these flakes that ooze out of some hole and spout utter illogical and unreasoned nonsese. They sputter, they avoid any debate on the last thing they said, the always try to go over the top in an effort to gain attention from the public not to mention instill fear in their hearts as a way to get them to act according to these peoples desires for power and control. Fortunately enough, there is point to how nutty they can sound before that light bulb in the public's mind starts to turn on and ironically that also means these nut jobs will get even more desperate for the fleeting power that they desire and go further of the reservation.

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00:01:54 Join me at the top of the hour " now back to glenn. 00:01:59 ♪♪♪♪ 00:01:59 ♪♪♪♪ 00:02:13 >> Glenn: We are back. 00:02:15 Talking about china. 00:02:17 We have jim rogers and adjunct professor david buckner. 00:02:23 I respect the two men a great deal. 00:02:29 I want to ask you both a question. 00:02:32 I want to skl you this and i haven't shared this before. 00:02:36 Let me tell you my understanding of history. 00:02:41 You tell me if this matches where we are now. 00:02:44 If it does, it's disturbing. 00:02:47 THE 1800s, THE SUN NEVER SET On the british empire. 00:02:52 It was the world's largest most powerful navy. 00:02:56 It dominated everything. 00:03:03 It seems if you casually read history it stopped and we took over. 00:03:13 I think what happened in 1915, they had world war i. 00:03:16 It was england and all of europe. 00:03:18 They were strapped for cash. 00:03:19 Nobody had cash. 00:03:20 We had a ton of cash, a ton of gold. 00:03:23 We were also coming in our own. 00:03:24 We were really, we had the labor, we had the thinkers, we had the doers and all of it. 00:03:30 We also had gold. 00:03:32 And they needed money to finance the war. 00:03:34 So we gladly gave it to the u.k. 00:03:38 We gladly gave it to europe. 00:03:40 We gave it to france. 00:03:41 Did we give some to germany? 00:03:44 I think we did. 00:03:47 We made loans and everybody went in massive, massive debt. 00:03:51 See any parallel so far? 00:03:55 After the war we brokered the peace. 00:04:00 We told the navy, the british navy sink some of your ships. 00:04:04 We were about to build blue water navy for the first time. 00:04:12 We said sink your ships. 00:04:14 It's the way to peace. 00:04:15 They sunk some. 00:04:16 And we told them to. 00:04:17 because they owed us so much money, you have to choose between japan ally or us. 00:04:23 You can't have both. 00:04:24 Which one is it going to be? 00:04:31 Churchill said he knew, you have to stand with the united states. 00:04:33 It's the emerging power. 00:04:34 That brings us and this is where I think we are. 00:04:36 I think we are about 1920ish. 00:04:40 But it will be much faster acceleration. 00:04:46 WE HAD THE ROARING '20s IN THE United states. 00:04:48 China is about to hit maybe THEIR ROARING '20s. 00:04:52 There will be an event or something where the world will wake up. 00:04:56 It took us until the DEPRESSION, THE 1940s, UNTIL All of a sudden we unleashed this giant and we controlled the world. 00:05:06 Because of what china is doing not only with us but the rest of the world. 00:05:10 They own everybody. 00:05:12 Jim, start with you. 00:05:15 Parallels? 00:05:15 >> Well, I want another thing that you left out, the decline was they were at the end of 19th century and 20th century, they were the world's policemen. 00:05:26 They were having wars everywhere. 00:05:28 South africa, the great war. 00:05:30 Strapped them in enormous cash, manpower and everything else. 00:05:36 So they were already declining by the time the first world war came along. 00:05:41 They were already deep debt. 00:05:43 It's true that in 1918 everybody thought they were the richest, most powerful country in world. 00:05:48 But they were already weakened from within. 00:05:51 And on the decline. 00:05:52 >> Glenn: And we had, they owed us money. 00:05:55 We had all the capital in the world. 00:05:59 The parallels, david, now, on that, to china. 00:06:04 China just said I think it was this week that china said here is what is going to happen. 00:06:09 Don't worry, europe. 00:06:11 You don't have to worry about anything. 00:06:13 And because we'll bail you out. 00:06:15 They're going to finance what is happening in europe. 00:06:19 >> Well, it's analogous to the piece you identified there. 00:06:22 But there is a second part to that. 00:06:24 When you look at what it created in europe by lending all of this money and having them owe us, similarly to china and the united states owing them, that was the beginning of the seeds of weimar so you are beginning to see what happens to countries that owe lots of money and not in a position to exploit factors of growth you talked about, not in a position to use the economic leverage because they're owned. 00:06:51 You see that model. 00:06:52 What happened with us, you are seeing china being us at that point of time. 00:06:56 >> Glenn: Jim, jefferson said you will be a slave to someone who you owe money to. 00:07:07 >> Throughout history. 00:07:08 Throughout history, thinkers and visionaries said you go deep in debt, you will have a problem. 00:07:14 No country in world history has gotten itself in our , huge debt and gotten out without a crisis or a semi-crisis. 00:07:23 Again, I don't like saying it. 00:07:27 Read history. 00:07:29 Nobody gets out of something like this without a problem. 00:07:31 >> Glenn: Let me go there. 00:07:32 I want to start with what jim said but on the positive side. 00:07:36 So you guys are big thinkers. 00:07:38 You consult people all around the world. 00:07:46 You get it. 00:07:46 Now tell the american people, here is what we have to do. 00:07:49 If you want to change history and don't want to be a repeat of history, here is what you have to do. 00:07:53 We'll do that next. 00:09:46 information from Liberty Medical. 00:09:48 You'll never have to re-use catheters again. 00:09:51 Depending on your coverage Liberty Medical can provide you with up to 200 catheters a month, at little or no cost to you. 00:09:57 Liberty provides caring support and they make the process easy. 00:10:01 They work directly with your doctor, Medicare or your insurance provider and there are no upfront costs. 00:10:07 Liberty also provides free shipping and a no-risk guarantee. 00:10:10 Now, Liberty offers the Magic3 Catheter. 00:10:13 The only 100% silicone device available direct to consumers. 00:10:17 Using the latest technology, Magic3's advanced design gives you optimal comfort, easy handling, and reliable drainage. 00:10:24 Engineered to perform, Magic3 is gentle on sensitive tissue, yet strong and kink-resistant. 00:10:29 They come in multiple options for individual preferences including convenient self-lubricating and antibacterial catheters. 00:10:36 Call or visit Libertycatheter.com, that's Libertycatheter.com, to receive free home PPdelivery of your catheter supplies today. 00:11:49 pv=wñoovf @ú@)wk >> Glenn: Back with global capitalist jim rogers and adjunct professor david buckner. 00:12:36 Jim, start with you. 00:12:37 You have a forum to talk to the average american person. 00:12:41 What do they do? 00:12:45 They're not global whatever. 00:12:47 What do they do? 00:12:48 The -- >> the average american has to start with their children. 00:13:00 I had a daughter and she is doing things in the second grade I'm having trouble helping her with in her math. 00:13:06 I'll have to call you, glenn, when she is in the fourth or fifth grade. 00:13:10 >> Glenn: Yes. 00:13:10 She'll really be in trouble then. 00:13:12 >> I can't believe what they're demanding of her. 00:13:15 It's very rigorous and demanding. 00:13:17 All these kids are working their heads off. 00:13:19 She is in the second grade. 00:13:21 You know, china produces something like 20 to 30 times as many engineers every year as we do in america. 00:13:28 We don't teach math. 00:13:38 In singapore, you have to earn their self-esteem. 00:13:41 You have to earn it. 00:13:42 >> Glenn: Jefferson called it ameritokrisy, and that's what made us different. 00:13:47 You had to earn your own way. 00:13:49 What does the average person do, david? 00:13:52 >> Individual has to inspire innovation. 00:13:54 There are things you can do on a small level and large level. 00:13:59 You have to put yourself in a position to innovate and create. 00:14:07 You have to create entrepreneurship, ideas and innovation. 00:14:10 The second step is you've got to make sure that government officials and policy allow for entrepreneurship. 00:14:17 That foster entrepreneurship and don't snuff out entrepreneurship that we will only live by. 00:14:25 >> Glenn: I'll ask you both the same question and start with you, jim. 00:14:28 Do you have faith because i do, faith in the american people. 00:14:35 If the american people were unleashed. 00:14:38 Told the truth and -- because I think a lot of people are awake in america. 00:14:42 They are looking for somebody to tell them the straight truth. 00:14:49 If they were told the truth and the government was responsible and lowered the spending dramatically and lowered the bureaucracy of getting stuff done, do you believe we could turn the corner and turn the country around? 00:15:08 >> Of course, we could. 00:15:10 We have many advantages. 00:15:11 We are a nation of immigrants. 00:15:13 Many foreigners come with the brain and capital as has been happening in america for over 100 years. 00:15:19 We have a lot of smart people. 00:15:21 We have to stop spending the money in the government. 00:15:26 We are running up gigantic debt. 00:15:29 You have to change the tax code to encourage saving and investing instead of consumption. 00:15:35 Nobody got rich consuming. 00:15:37 You get rich saving and investing. 00:15:39 >> Glenn: Del's advocate. 00:15:41 They will tell you, jim, if we stop spending, the economy stops. 00:15:48 President bush said if you want to help the country, go spend. 00:15:51 That's a nightmare. 00:15:52 They say if you do that the economy will stop and we have the great depression. 00:15:57 >> Glenn, it defies comprehension to me that people say the solution to too much debt and consumption is more debt and more consumption. 00:16:07 I can't believe that grown-ups can say something like that and expect people to believe them. 00:16:13 This is madness. 00:16:14 You have to cut spending with an ax, draconianly and you have to change the tax code to encourage us all to save and invest instead of borrow and spend. 00:16:24 Madness. 00:16:24 >> What are you doing in 2012? 00:16:27 We'd like somebody who spoke this language to run. 00:16:34 David, president bush said do out and spend. 00:16:36 >> I have absolute confidence in two things. 00:16:39 Hunger and knowledge. 00:16:42 If people know that spending without receiving, without innovating and growing is only debt. 00:16:50 Spending people's money is worse debt. 00:16:53 I know that will fail. 00:16:54 With hunger comes innovation. 00:17:01 If you look at the hunger, and allow something to die, it will have hunger and it will innovate. 00:17:10 Every recession, following that comes the boon, the huge upside, because people that are hungry innovate. 00:17:15 >> Glenn: When we come back, final thoughts and I want to focus on this. 00:17:19 They say that state capitalism, what a managed economy, china does, is the answer. 00:17:26 I don't think it is. 00:17:27 Two people who spend a lot of time there, and know about america, they'll answer that NEXT. ÷7GÑÑ t Ñ [ Oxw çññ wÑéIó ñh5?W8H >>> You know, I have several friends in china. 00:21:32 One of them, when he kim back from china and I said I want to understand the suicide thing and the strike going on in china. 00:21:40 What people in america don't understand they will build their factories and their eating places and their apartments in the same building. 00:21:48 So you live above your work space and you eat and you shop and do everything there. 00:22:00 Sop people were starting to kill themselves. 00:22:01 They went on strike and they raised everybody's wage from 00 and then they moved to another province and built it there and started to pay people 50 cents there. 00:22:12 It was state controlled. 00:22:13 The idea that they loved at the turn of century with mussolini. 00:22:18 They said this is fabulous. 00:22:20 You can move, you're nimbus. 00:22:24 Everyone said that I heard in business on television and everybody else, state capitalism is the wave of the future. 00:22:31 That is not america. 00:22:31 >> No, no, no, no. 00:22:34 C'mon, glenn. 00:22:35 The chinese call themselves communists but listen, they're more capitalist than anybody in the world. 00:22:41 Massachusetts is more communist than china these days. 00:22:45 California. 00:22:46 [ Laughter ] c'mon. 00:22:48 What are you talking about? 00:22:50 >> Glenn: I'm just saying, that's what I'm hearing. 00:22:52 I have heard -- it's the progressive movement. 00:22:55 State capitalism, the model in china is the future and you can't compete unless you have, I mean honestly, I had a big person in my office and i almost threw him out of my office because he said, hey, the way to solve the oil thing, he said I advise the administration on it. 00:23:10 Dead serious. 00:23:10 We have to take control of the oil companies. 00:23:14 I said, get out of my office. 00:23:17 I mean, this is crazy. 00:23:27 >> It's not going to work. 00:23:30 Only entrepreneurship will work. 00:23:32 China knows it too. 00:23:33 >> Glenn: They say it is working now. 00:23:35 >> But it relies on the fact they're on the greater good. 00:23:41 Confucious and the principles, the good of the larger community comes first. 00:23:46 That is culture. 00:23:49 We start from the bottom with the individual, bottom, the soul and move to greater good. 00:23:53 They start with the greater good and move to the individual. 00:23:55 The individual that does for the greater good is still a culture issue. 00:24:09 >> The one who started this 30 years ago in 1978 said we've got to try something new. 00:24:14 Communism is not worked. 00:24:15 Said I don't care if you call it a black cat or a white cat, as long as it catches mice. 00:24:21 That's the approach in china now. 00:24:23 Forget what they call themselves. 00:24:25 >> Glenn: I understand that. 00:24:26 But it's not really capitalism because the state still dictates. 00:24:31 You can't make a certain level, over a certain level. 00:24:34 Right? 00:24:34 The state still says we're moving in this direction. 00:24:37 They move all of the structure for people. 00:24:40 >> Wait. 00:24:41 They're moving away from socialism, state capitalism if you will. 00:24:50 We are moving toward it. 00:24:57 China will make mistakes. 00:24:59 In the 19th century, we made horrible mistakes. 00:25:03 Civil war, very few human rights and massive depressions " you could buy and sell -- you can still buy and tell congressmen in america but in those days they were cheap. 00:25:16 >> Glenn: We know who they are and we're just haggling over price now. 00:25:19 >> Right. 00:25:21 So china will make mistakes like we did. 00:25:23 We had a great 20th century, though, even after the mistakes. 00:25:27 Don't worry, there will be plenty of mistakes in china. 00:25:33 >> Glenn: I know there will be. 00:25:37 The power they wield -- we have 20 seconds. 00:25:40 Can I ask you both to come back and maybe do another hour with you on the trouble that china has. 00:25:49 I need a yes and no answer from you both. 00:25:52 Chinese officials are worried about instakt in their own country. 00:25:58 They know how delicate the situation is and that they are on a powder keg. 00:26:01 >> Very delicate. 00:26:02 >> So does washington. 00:26:03 Washington is sitting on a powder keg, too. 00:26:05 >> Glenn:çzn/ñññ ? 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WéU÷póvopñflólññw@ñçwñ 4 @7@ñçm@;pÑnw /w w8j >> Glenn: Tonight was the beginning of education on china, but it should lead you in the e-4 solution to entrepreneurship, the only way for america to regain her 00:01:50 Tunisia. 00:01:51 What happens if the government in pakistan fails? 00:01:53 Join me at the top of the hour " now back to glenn. 00:01:57 ♪♪♪♪ 00:01:58 ♪♪♪♪ 00:02:12 >> Glenn: We are back. 00:02:14 Talking about china. 00:02:16 We have jim rogers and adjunct professor david buckner. 00:02:21 I respect the two men a great deal. 00:02:28 I want to ask you both a question. 00:02:30 I want to skl you this and i haven't shared this before. 00:02:34 Let me tell you my understanding of history. 00:02:39 You tell me if this matches where we are now. 00:02:42 If it does, it's disturbing. 00:02:46 THE 1800s, THE SUN NEVER SET On the british empire. 00:02:50 It was the world's largest most powerful navy. 00:02:54 It dominated everything. 00:03:01 It seems if you casually read history it stopped and we took over. 00:03:11 I think what happened in 1915, they had world war i. 00:03:14 It was england and all of europe. 00:03:16 They were strapped for cash. 00:03:18 Nobody had cash. 00:03:18 We had a ton of cash, a ton of gold. 00:03:21 We were also coming in our own. 00:03:23 We were really, we had the labor, we had the thinkers, we had the doers and all of it. 00:03:29 We also had gold. 00:03:30 And they needed money to finance the war. 00:03:33 So we gladly gave it to the u.k. 00:03:36 We gladly gave it to europe. 00:03:38 We gave it to france. 00:03:40 Did we give some to germany? 00:03:42 I think we did. 00:03:45 We made loans and everybody went in massive, massive debt. 00:03:50 See any parallel so far? 00:03:53 After the war we brokered the peace. 00:03:59 We told the navy, the british navy sink some of your ships. 00:04:02 We were about to build blue water navy for the first time. 00:04:11 We said sink your ships. 00:04:12 It's the way to peace. 00:04:13 They sunk some. 00:04:14 And we told them to. 00:04:16 because they owed us so much money, you have to choose between japan ally or us. 00:04:21 You can't have both. 00:04:23 Which one is it going to be? 00:04:29 Churchill said he knew, you have to stand with the united states. 00:04:31 It's the emerging power. 00:04:33 That brings us and this is where I think we are. 00:04:35 I think we are about 1920ish. 00:04:38 But it will be much faster acceleration. 00:04:44 WE HAD THE ROARING '20s IN THE United states. 00:04:47 China is about to hit maybe THEIR ROARING '20s. 00:04:51 There will be an event or something where the world will wake up. 00:04:55 It took us until the DEPRESSION, THE 1940s, UNTIL All of a sudden we unleashed this giant and we controlled the world. 00:05:05 Because of what china is doing not only with us but the rest of the world. 00:05:09 They own everybody. 00:05:11 Jim, start with you. 00:05:13 Parallels? 00:05:13 >> Well, I want another thing that you left out, the decline was they were at the end of 19th century and 20th century, they were the world's policemen. 00:05:24 They were having wars everywhere. 00:05:27 South africa, the great war. 00:05:28 Strapped them in enormous cash, manpower and everything else. 00:05:35 So they were already declining by the time the first world war came along. 00:05:40 They were already deep debt. 00:05:42 It's true that in 1918 everybody thought they were the richest, most powerful country in world. 00:05:47 But they were already weakened from within. 00:05:50 And on the decline. 00:05:51 >> Glenn: And we had, they owed us money. 00:05:54 We had all the capital in the world. 00:05:57 The parallels, david, now, on that, to china. 00:06:02 China just said I think it was this week that china said here is what is going to happen. 00:06:08 Don't worry, europe. 00:06:09 You don't have to worry about anything. 00:06:12 And because we'll bail you out. 00:06:14 They're going to finance what is happening in europe. 00:06:18 >> Well, it's analogous to the piece you identified there. 00:06:20 But there is a second part to that. 00:06:22 When you look at what it created in europe by lending all of this money and having them owe us, similarly to china and the united states owing them, that was the beginning of the seeds of weimar so you are beginning to see what happens to countries that owe lots of money and not in a position to exploit factors of growth you talked about, not in a position to use the economic leverage because they're owned. 00:06:49 You see that model. 00:06:50 What happened with us, you are seeing china being us at that point of time. 00:06:54 >> Glenn: Jim, jefferson said you will be a slave to someone who you owe money to. 00:07:05 >> Throughout history. 00:07:06 Throughout history, thinkers and visionaries said you go deep in debt, you will have a problem. 00:07:13 No country in world history has gotten itself in our , huge debt and gotten out without a crisis or a semi-crisis. 00:07:21 Again, I don't like saying it. 00:07:26 Read history. 00:07:27 Nobody gets out of something like this without a problem. 00:07:29 >> Glenn: Let me go there. 00:07:31 I want to start with what jim said but on the positive side. 00:07:34 So you guys are big thinkers. 00:07:36 You consult people all around the world. 00:07:44 You get it. 00:07:45 Now tell the american people, here is what we have to do. 00:07:47 If you want to change history and don't want to be a repeat of history, here is what you have to do. 00:07:52 WE'LL DO THAT NEXT.xóç /pd5÷zñ> p/w óí?hm? 00:08:33 úó ú5w0W=@ 8÷í]p x çn@ @÷ñ9lú Ñ 8ç zñ? x3tç@xoñ@gç7Mç< z s <ññç mñwx0W oñs;óqVoó@ çñí[ñPo 9W; ó>do @x ?é/?XvYnhxç;ç?dóñÑónñ@Vvotj@çNof]@ 8w oE' v /7n Yñ ú;póóç]wéqU @yógx ou,N : úO z?ú afñozÑw7 >xgu o] Oñ ñwhóúñop< cúw;mñfñ7Cyñç÷ @Ñ=[÷vpOPt:óñ sos úG? 8ú h 6? w@s ó? x0x ñ?sop ÷o÷osñ?@s x[ ñ kN6k@ñ]8[ó?? ==vV9nñ ?u/:ú w 5ls÷w XOçóé7óX.g . wP úoyçr8?ÑwÑ]SÑ xp?cÑw]éoú Pó0];ÑPúñnzmpq0 ÷?h zÑO= '@? 00:10:45 lÑyó h;i÷k Gípv@:lkoñ÷@xsx o(z8çzDç??n?ñç; çúú é=ñ ( 8 !onÑ?@ @ç ÷T(?A[ íó ç÷W> Ow ?[ç>P[çx[÷ íñG ñwñ P(fçXñw@ñfçjx= 0up8 O9@÷op wouxpfW <çw@ww?ñóP@÷>ñk+ñ?/ Yvo÷÷ O? 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00:13:50 >> Individual has to inspire innovation. 00:13:53 There are things you can do on a small level and large level. 00:13:58 You have to put yourself in a position to innovate and create. 00:14:05 You have to create entrepreneurship, ideas and innovation. 00:14:08 The second step is you've got to make sure that government officials and policy allow for entrepreneurship. 00:14:15 That foster entrepreneurship and don't snuff out entrepreneurship that we will only live by. 00:14:23 >> Glenn: I'll ask you both the same question and start with you, jim. 00:14:26 Do you have faith because i do, faith in the american people. 00:14:34 If the american people were unleashed. 00:14:36 Told the truth and -- because I think a lot of people are awake in america. 00:14:40 They are looking for somebody to tell them the straight truth. 00:14:47 If they were told the truth and the government was responsible and lowered the spending dramatically and lowered the bureaucracy of getting stuff done, do you believe we could turn the corner and turn the country around? 00:15:06 >> Of course, we could. 00:15:08 We have many advantages. 00:15:09 We are a nation of immigrants. 00:15:11 Many foreigners come with the brain and capital as has been happening in america for over 100 years. 00:15:18 We have a lot of smart people. 00:15:20 We have to stop spending the money in the government. 00:15:25 We are running up gigantic debt. 00:15:27 You have to change the tax code to encourage saving and investing instead of consumption. 00:15:33 Nobody got rich consuming. 00:15:35 You get rich saving and investing. 00:15:38 >> Glenn: Del's advocate. 00:15:39 They will tell you, jim, if we stop spending, the economy stops. 00:15:47 President bush said if you want to help the country, go spend. 00:15:49 That's a nightmare. 00:15:51 They say if you do that the economy will stop and we have the great depression. 00:15:56 >> Glenn, it defies comprehension to me that people say the solution to too much debt and consumption is more debt and more consumption. 00:16:05 I can't believe that grown-ups can say something like that and expect people to believe them. 00:16:11 This is madness. 00:16:12 You have to cut spending with an ax, draconianly and you have to change the tax code to encourage us all to save and invest instead of borrow and spend. 00:16:22 Madness. 00:16:23 >> What are you doing in 2012? 00:16:26 We'd like somebody who spoke this language to run. 00:16:32 David, president bush said do out and spend. 00:16:35 >> I have absolute confidence in two things. 00:16:38 Hunger and knowledge. 00:16:41 If people know that spending without receiving, without innovating and growing is only debt. 00:16:48 Spending people's money is worse debt. 00:16:51 I know that will fail. 00:16:52 With hunger comes innovation. 00:17:00 If you look at the hunger, and allow something to die, it will have hunger and it will innovate. 00:17:08 Every recession, following that comes the boon, the huge upside, because people that are hungry innovate. 00:17:14 >> Glenn: When we come back, final thoughts and I want to focus on this. 00:17:17 They say that state capitalism, what a managed economy, china does, is the answer. 00:17:24 I don't think it is. 00:17:25 Two people who spend a lot of time there, and know about america, they'll answer that NEXT.ñUgOyÑ ?oy YéGcÑ0f ñP X L #@ñmdpn-l7o no9ñ ;p TñçwY@@ rñÑ ÷u<@swo;n? pUpxñ/= OwpóL0ñÑw xó N/@ @K@q÷ S=Ñn÷ñpxtó@v.w xkp[Xg çft@ó@xç>> You know, I have several friends in china. 00:21:30 One of them, when he kim back from china and I said I want to understand the suicide thing and the strike going on in china. 00:21:38 What people in america don't understand they will build their factories and their eating places and their apartments in the same building. 00:21:46 So you live above your work space and you eat and you shop and do everything there. 00:21:58 Sop people were starting to kill themselves. 00:22:00 They went on strike and they raised everybody's wage from 00 and then they moved to another province and built it there and started to pay people 50 cents there. 00:22:10 It was state controlled. 00:22:11 The idea that they loved at the turn of century with mussolini. 00:22:16 They said this is fabulous. 00:22:18 You can move, you're nimbus. 00:22:22 Everyone said that I heard in business on television and everybody else, state capitalism is the wave of the future. 00:22:29 That is not america. 00:22:30 >> No, no, no, no. 00:22:32 C'mon, glenn. 00:22:33 The chinese call themselves communists but listen, they're more capitalist than anybody in the world. 00:22:40 Massachusetts is more communist than china these days. 00:22:43 California. 00:22:44 [ Laughter ] c'mon. 00:22:46 What are you talking about? 00:22:48 >> Glenn: I'm just saying, that's what I'm hearing. 00:22:51 I have heard -- it's the progressive movement. 00:22:53 State capitalism, the model in china is the future and you can't compete unless you have, I mean honestly, I had a big person in my office and i almost threw him out of my office because he said, hey, the way to solve the oil thing, he said I advise the administration on it. 00:23:08 Dead serious. 00:23:09 We have to take control of the oil companies. 00:23:12 I said, get out of my office. 00:23:15 I mean, this is crazy. 00:23:25 >> It's not going to work. 00:23:28 Only entrepreneurship will work. 00:23:30 China knows it too. 00:23:31 >> Glenn: They say it is working now. 00:23:34 >> But it relies on the fact they're on the greater good. 00:23:39 Confucious and the principles, the good of the larger community comes first. 00:23:44 That is culture. 00:23:47 We start from the bottom with the individual, bottom, the soul and move to greater good. 00:23:51 They start with the greater good and move to the individual. 00:23:53 The individual that does for the greater good is still a culture issue. 00:24:07 >> The one who started this 30 years ago in 1978 said we've got to try something new. 00:24:12 Communism is not worked. 00:24:13 Said I don't care if you call it a black cat or a white cat, as long as it catches mice. 00:24:19 That's the approach in china now. 00:24:21 Forget what they call themselves. 00:24:23 >> Glenn: I understand that. 00:24:25 But it's not really capitalism because the state still dictates. 00:24:29 You can't make a certain level, over a certain level. 00:24:32 Right? 00:24:33 The state still says we're moving in this direction. 00:24:35 They move all of the structure for people. 00:24:38 >> Wait. 00:24:39 They're moving away from socialism, state capitalism if you will. 00:24:49 We are moving toward it. 00:24:55 China will make mistakes. 00:24:58 In the 19th century, we made horrible mistakes. 00:25:02 Civil war, very few human rights and massive depressions " you could buy and sell -- you can still buy and tell congressmen in america but in those days they were cheap. 00:25:14 >> Glenn: We know who they are and we're just haggling over price now. 00:25:18 >> Right. 00:25:19 So china will make mistakes like we did. 00:25:22 We had a great 20th century, though, even after the mistakes. 00:25:25 Don't worry, there will be plenty of mistakes in china. 00:25:31 >> Glenn: I know there will be. 00:25:36 The power they wield -- we have 20 seconds. 00:25:38 Can I ask you both to come back and maybe do another hour with you on the trouble that china has. 00:25:48 I need a yes and no answer from you both. 00:25:50 Chinese officials are worried about instakt in their own country. 00:25:56 They know how delicate the situation is and that they are on a powder keg. 00:26:00 >> Very delicate. 00:26:01 >> So does washington. 00:26:01 Washington is sitting on a powder keg, too. 00:26:03 >> Glenn:@Ño8ú ÷xlU úl-p@=0/yxÑKñú x÷ ço@çDúxÑVutsoMé çzóÑúWs ñ Zog3 cçm?o8÷pvP oñ @xoóçñ÷X Ow ú h çv @Ioç kn:Wo n z n q? 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Poverty for everyone but them. They need to be able to jet around the world at a moments notice to enforce the lifestyle restrictions on everyone else.

There’s The Party, you see, and then there are The Proles.

Adding to the thread:

“Here is another of the genocidal psychopaths that wish to destroy humanity.

“Interesting twist is that he actually wants to kill “slightly” more than 9 out of 10 people on Earth. But he is definitely in the “self appointed elite who will rule the rest” camp.”

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-post-face-genocidal-eco-fascism

Question:

If someone looks like Ted Kaczynski, talks like Ted Kaczynski, thinks like Ted Kaczynski and (most likely) smelsl like Ted Kaczynski, is it possibly that person is related to Ted Kaczynski?

I couldn’t have described him better then you did.