Where is the outrage??? How long do we wish to be slaves?

 This article, was on AOL's front page for a total of two hours. I believe one of the people on this list paid someone to take it off. Would not be the first time. 


My question is this, after you read this article do you not think that these 74 people should be investigated for perpetrating a major portion of our economic decline in the rest of the country? I believe the United States Attorney General should be investigating these people as enemies of the state.

Top U.S. Incomes Grew Five-Fold in 2009, to a $519 Million Average

By SAM GUSTIN

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During the depths of the recession in 2009, as millions of Americans lost their jobs, homes and life savings, the highest-paid earners in the United States saw their average incomes increase more than five-fold from 2008, according to new data from the federal government.

The 74 people who earned more than $50 million last year -- the highest income category measured by the Social Security Administration -- saw their average incomes skyrocket from $91.8 million in 2008 to a mind-boggling $518.8 million in 2009.

These 74 people earned an average of $10 million -- per week. Meanwhile, half of all American wage-earners, or about 75 million people, earned less than $505 per week.

$10 Million Per Week Vs. $505 Per Week

Even though the absolute number of earners in the over-$50 million income category decreased from 131 to 74 in 2009, the combined wages of that group increased by an astonishing $26.5 billion, from $11.9 billion in 2008 to $38.4 billion in 2009.

These 74 people earned a combined $38.4 billion last year, or as much as the 19 million lowest-paid American workers, combined. In 2009, the average income earned by all Americans fell by $384 to $39,269 and the median income fell by $253 to $26,261.

These figures were revealed by the Social Security Administration on October 15th, and were first reported by David Cay Johnston, a Pulitzer Prize-winning former reporter for The New York Times, who now writes for Tax.com, the website of Tax Analysts, a nonprofit tax analysis group based in Falls Church, Virginia.

The names of the top 74 earners were not disclosed, but they were "most likely Wall Street traders who earned bonuses or corporate executives cashing in deferred compensation that accumulated over the years, or even highly paid athletes," Bloomberg said, citing Johnston.

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I personally believe that these people, that are unnamed, are the same people who run some of the most noted secret societies of our world. I think that transparency of who they, are and how they knew, who, what, where and when to strike, while the rest of the world was spiraling down points to a knowing of how it happened  and why we are still in this mess today.  

Just as every pundit gives voice to there judgments, scream at the top of your lungs about the inequality of our invisible chains of economic slavery, that I am sure if investigated... Most, if not all of this list of 74, pull the strings... And we dance to there tune. 

Isn't it time for us ants to rise up and run out the grasshoppers... I believe it is. Care to join me and risk all for our children's and grand-children's futures? 

"But Dancing with the Stars is on tonight, and it's happy hour until then. Do I have to think about this???"

Aren't you tired of the dumbing down of our society? Fuck political correctness.  Speak your truth and let them hear it!!!

My Blessings to you and all you hold dear, in your hearts and in your shadows... Michael