Frozen Assets — Weather, Politics Take Toll On Americans

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Chemtrails are again abundant in Texas, as are strange weather extremes that tend to follow them. However, the extremes have extended themselves around the planet.

Last year, the United States Geological Survey reported nearly 70 major earthquakes in the world, perhaps more than ever. Prior to the Bush Administration years, the average was about five or six a year. During the Bush years, the totals were usually in their 30s.

The latest occurred in Chile and other parts of South America on Sunday.

In the weeks preceding this event, much of the United States was snowbound, with record accumulations occurring in the northeast. Texas saw snowfall that has resulted in one of the wettest winters in history. Of course, for those involved in agriculture, the moisture may cause corn growers to be unable to plant their crops during the optimal window.

According to Dr. Travis Miller, Texas AgriLife Extension Service, the Gulf Coast has been too wet for four months or more. “Central Texas is pretty much the same. No field work has been done; no fertilizing, no land preparation. There are lots of weeds in the fields. We’re very close to planting time and absolutely no field work has been done.”

In politics, the freeze to develop a workable healthcare plan is solid, with Democrats and Republicans honoring party wishes instead of catering to humanity.

Likewise, the H1N1 scare has at least temporarily subsided now that drug companies have made their profits, although hundreds of miscarriages attributable to the vaccines have occurred and children have become permanently damaged. This gets little media attention because drug companies are major advertisers of television companies.

Insurance companies are putting the freeze on American citizens by drastically increasing health insurance premiums to make insurance coverage out of the reach of many.

Major Wall Street corporations are utilizing the Public Employees Retirement System as a trading mechanism to collapse assets and then purchase whatever they can under a new private-public mantle of obfuscated laws that operate in secrecy. This freeze has put Wall Street in a temporary bubble with use of taxpayer money paid into the retirement system, ultimately resulting in the non-transparent selling of securities that cannot be legally obtained, per Constitutional law.

The Supreme Court has further frozen out honest elections by allowing corporations to “openly” buy the candidates.

The deep freeze is expected to continue since virtually anything passed by the House and Senate will be costly to taxpayers.