HHS Helps Older Americans, Veterans Remain Independent

(A complete ripoff of our tax dollars.)

The dollar is worth 4 cents compared to what it used to be worth back in 1913.

What happened in 1913? The Federal Reserve (The central bank of the U.S.) was created.

A central bank is not needed. Before 1913, banks used to compete with each other and were forced to be responsible or they would go bankrupt. The federal reserve removed this competition by uniting all the banks; kind of like when two companies get together and do price-fixing instead of competing. This is illegal if any other company does it.

History shows that money HAS to be something of value for an economy to prosper. That is why the Constitution says only Gold or Silver should be used as money. Before 1913, dollars represented actual Gold or Silver that were stored in banks. A dollar was really a receipt that you could use to get the actual gold.

Inflation (higher prices) is caused when more money is put into circulation. In a monopoly game, if you use twice the amount of money for every one, all the property prices will probably double because there is more money in circulation (everyone's money is now worth less).

When dollars are backed by gold, it prevents high inflation because in order to introduce more money into the economy gold has to be mined, which is not an easy or free process. So having a gold-backed currency protects us from inflation. Inflation causes the value of your saved money to go down (think of a pie that has to be split).

A gold-backed dollar keeps the politicians in check by limiting their power to spend and cause inflation. Without this power they would have to tell the people that they plan to directly raise taxes. The people would not be happy and they would be out of office.

The federal reserve eventually removed the requirement that the US dollar had to represent something of value (gold). It is now just a piece of paper.

Since it is a piece of paper, it can be printed in a printing press without the need to mine gold or anything else. Money can be created by just printing it!!!!

The Federal Reserve is a private organization. It doesn't belong to the government (it's not really federal).

When the federal reserve prints money and gives it to the government (to finance a war, for example), the Federal Reserve charges the government interest. They charge them interest for money that COST THEM NOTHING TO CREATE!! If the government were the one creating the money, they would not have to owe interest!!!

Where does the government get the money to pay the interest to the Federal Reserve?? From our taxes. So not only are we paying for interest for that money, but because inflation is created when the money is printed, we are also paying in higher prices.

How do the bankers benefit?.
- They charge the government (really, it's the taxpayer) interest on created money.
- Also, the Federal Reserve serves as a safety net for all the U.S. banks. When there is a safety net, it encourages banks to be very irresponsible by lending too much money. By taking risks they make more money. If an irresponsible bank is about to go bankrupt, the Federal Reserve bails it out by creating more money.
- So basically, bankers can do whatever they want and the taxpayer pays for their mistakes. It's a perfect system for them.

- An example is the FDIC. The FDIC NEVER has enough money to insure all the deposits in all the banks. When it's time for the FDIC to help and they don't have enough money, more money is printed by the Fed Reserve. So as taxpayers we are paying for a bank's mistake, instead for the irresponsible bank to be allowed to close for being irresponsible.

How do politicians benefit?- Politicians are afraid to tell people they will raise their taxes. But since people don't know how inflation works, it is very easy for them to go to the Federal Reserve and ask for a loan. The politicians get to spend as much as they want for whatever they want, without the people finding out that they have been taxed. They are taxed because the money that they have is now WORTH LESS and LESS everyday.

How special interest groups benefit? Corporations close to the government who are paid directly by it will get the newly created money first. When they get it, inflation hasn't happened yet because it hasn't had enough time to circulate through the entire country. When all that money starts circulating, our saved money will be worth less. So they get to receive the money before the inflation happens. We, who are not close to the government, get nothing. We get robbed.
Also, the special interest groups lobby (bribe) congress people to pass laws that will benefit them, like subsidize their industry by helping them out with money.

If you read "The Creature From Jekyll Island" by Edward Griffin, you will see that this system was not a mistake. It was a calculated plan to protect the bankers at the expense of the taxpayer. Jekyll Island is a place in Georgia where these group of people met secretly to come up with this plan.

Woodrow Wilson (then president) who went along with it, even regretted it and said that he gave a group of elites the power to control the country.

Time and time again the government tries to fix problems that they actually created by getting involved. Free markets work. Government doesn't.

Since the FED loans the money to the government at interest and they have a monopoly on creating our money, where does the government get the money to pay the interest? Answer....by borrowing more money from the FED which sinks us deeper and deeper in debt as a nation, we can never get out of and that's why our dollar is worth nothing. Since 1913 they have had to print more and more money just to cover the interest on money borrowed.
The FED system does not need to exist AND the government can manage and print money interest free....the treasury is responsible for our money not a private bank.

The new program is help that's needed by a vet. couple that I know. How do they get more information? Is VA. one of the 28 states receiving the Grants? My e-mail address is h.m.williams@cox.net. Please rush. Thanks. Col, (ret) Howard m. Williams

My father-in -law is suffering from some form of dementia (alzheimers). Home care is out of the question because he often becomes irrational and even mildly violent and his wife is unable to defend herself. The only option is to institutionalize him and the costs will at the going rate, cause them to loose their home, their savings, everything and leave her without any of the means of financially caring for herself. He served honorable in the Navy during the entire Second World War. Their whole life savings and home will be gone within 18 months to 2 years and this little allowance is being hailed as new help. It is little more than another way of creating a much ado about nothing. If help is to be made available, then assist in the cost that they are encumbered with. Otherwise, stop your self agrandizing and admit your failing of the Heros of America.

Are there moneys available, such as grants and or low interest loans, for the purchase of housing where vets could live and share companionship. I am a retired military vet and have a farm in northeast Georgia and am looking ways and means to bring vets together for living and wellbeing for myself as well as others. Would much appreciate advice/help in accomplishing this project. Thank you. Walter W. Brown.

I need a gran or small loan to fix my house in Cheraw, South Carolina. I am disable living with friends and family in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. I was receiving $98. 00 VA. Com, then $108.00 now I receive $398.00 VA. comp and $275.00 SSI. I am unemployed but looking for a job so I can fix my house and move back into it. My mother gave this house to me, now she is desceased. Please send info on how I can a grant or a small loan of about $3 or $4,000. It can be taken out of my check a little at a time. I now owe $300.00 in back property taxes.

Thank you in advance. C3 30-322-017 SS# 4156

Temporary Addresses
James Madison Malloy
940 Manly St. Apt # 54
Winston-Salem, Nc. 27105
336-727-2711
james.malloy@att.net

Where did this information come from? It appears there is no such offer.

WHAT SHOULD OLD AMERICAN VETERANS ( U.S.A. CITIZENS) RESIDING IN THE COLONY OF PUERTO RICO EXPECT FROM THIS HSS HELP? WE ALL WERE ALSO AVAILABLE TO OFFER OUR LIVES IN THE NAME OF OUR USA COUNTRY AT WAR TIMES. DON'T WE HAVE THE RIGHTS TO RECEIVE THESE HELPS ALSO? ALL THIS GOOD NEWS SHOULD BE NOTIFIED DIRECTLY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL VETERAN LIVING IN THE ISLAND. THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPRESSIG MY COMMENTS.PEDRO BATISTA pjbatan@yahoo.com

What can be done for veterans 62 years of age and older? who cannot afford to live in the cities of their birth any longer? Do to rising cost of rents? I am from New York City and would like to return to New York, but cannot. I live on fixed income, and cannot afford the high prices of rent. I live in texas at this time and miss my home,children and my friends.

What states are included in this plan?

Do you have any idea how a veteran will go about appling for a grant??

I am a Viet Nam Vet and have sold Real Estate for over 25 yrs. full time. I was a secondary school teacher and counselor for 10 yrs. . I chose to do what I loved and got behind on payments and now no one will hire me because of my age. I am in good health except for a bad back which was caused by an auto accident , but I can get by. I am not looking for a hand out , I need a decent job. I have a Master's Degree in Education and a Bachlor's degree in Agriculture. I am about to lose my home because the Real Estate Industry has slumped. I feel like I am a man without a country. Please advise.

Sincerely,

Robert Manley
10704 Red Cedar Dr.
Frisco, Tx.75035

972-768-3702

I live in Burbank CA and the rents here are very high. I live on a set income of $1300.00 per month and my rent is $900.00 per month. Utilities are over $100.00 and I pay about $200.00 on prescription drugs. I'm running out of my savings and need help badly. I don't want to end up on the street or in a cheap hotel in a dangerous neighborhood.

Can you help?

Charles Ostergrant
621 E San Jose Ave - #B
Burbank CA 91501
Tel: 818 557 0529
e-mail: tonymidnight@sbcglobal.net

There are a lot of words in this article, but what is being said? Which states of the 27 mentioned are included? What if you don't live in one of the states? How do you qualify for this help when it is needed?

Older vets need assistance with hearing aids. The amount available now are too little.

Are there any programs listed for the long term care of military widows? Also, are there any retirement complexes for seniors 65 and older? I would appreciate some help in this matter.
Thank you,
P.G. Tinsley.