We got tired of being lied to by our puffed up leadership. We began to identify the puffed up leadership in the Saskatchewan health care environment, and then we took off from there to touch the many different social and economic problems of the Free Market. As I learn of the continuing saga of puffed up president George Bush and of his hypocritical behaviour before and after 9-11, I realize that the sun continues to come up every morning, and that it is president Bush that has been changing the world affairs for the worst as more collateral damage is incurred in Afghanistan and as the cycle of violence continues to divide people in the Middle East.

We have been covering different social events under the understanding that our world has become too complex to look for ever focused or narrow minded solutions for our problems. It is in the interest of our puffed up leadership that we have focused solutions rather than solutions for the common good, it is in the interest of our puffed up leadership that our schools become factories to produce skilled youth rather than good citizens, it is in the interest of our puffed up leadership to have a justice system representing more the interest of the Free Market rather than the fundamental interest of people's lives.

We can go on and on in describing the social predicament caused by this puffed up leadership, but the basic understanding is that the gospel of the Free Market is a puffed up doctrine invented by our puffed up leadership.

This morning I have been indulging on the term 'puffed up' and this has occurred as I have been identifying the financial bubbles of the Free Market as they burst, the bubbles or white lies of our politicians as they become their criminal charges, the bubbles or lies of our economists as they defend the Free Market and turn it to become the BIG LIE. It is time to set out our social priorities for our own common good and this entails to get away from narrow focused solutions, that is comparing apples with apples at an infinitesimal smaller level of our social understanding.

Our common good is being taken away from our puffed up leadership and it is time to relate apples with oranges. Yesterday, we found the relationship between No Fault insurance in Saskatchewan and the No Fault administration of the axis Bush/Cheney; and to day I find another relationship between another apple and another orange, that is the myth that productivity has increased the wages of people versus the truth that this productivity measure has been a scam of our politicians and economists to enrich our fortunate sons as they have been puffing up their financial company stocks, playing with their insider knowledge of the real values of the stocks, and stealing even more from people as the value of the stocks would eventually burst.

The morale of this story is that our politicians and business gurus are telling us lies with their own economic predictions as they use these same predictions of the Free Market to continually defraud common people little by little.

References

Pertinent articles in Ensign

The Wisdom of Adam Smith (1723-1790) The Adam Smith Institute http://www.adamsmith.org.uk/smith/quotes.htm

The Thought that the Free Market is a Big Bubble supported by the U.S. Military, by Mario deSantis, January 22, 2002 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_500/desantis552/marketMilitary.html

The white lies of our elitist leadership have become criminal charges: The Scandal of the Century in Saskatchewan, by Mario deSantis, February 9, 2002 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_500/desantis571/whitelies.html

The Free Market or the Alchemy of our century: Bubble in the stock market, bubble in the media, bubbles everywhere, a Big Bubble, by Mario deSantis, January 11, 2002 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_500/desantis539/bubbles.html

Corporations and Governments are Making Money under No Fault Just Causes: Foggy Insurance in Saskatchewan and Bushy War against Terrorism, by Mario deSantis, February 10, 2002 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_500/desantis573/nofaultwar.html

Executives Beyond Enron Took Months to Report Sales, by David Leonhardt, New York Times, February 11, 2002 http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/11/business/11LOAN.html