Capitalism. A common theme is we now hear how Capitalism has ‘failed’ and the US must be to blame. In reality we are on paper capitalist as legally classified economy in the eyes of the world, but in practice we have a mix of Communism and Socialism propping up either side of our political system which poisons the well of Capitalism.

Capitalism cannot work without a certain mathematical ‘critical mass’, or majority ratio of what we know as the ‘Free Market Economy’. In this blog and in this article I use the terms in colorful language as ‘White Market Economy’, ‘Grey Market Economy’, and ‘Black Market Economy’ frequently. The White Market and Economy is comprised, or should I say compromised by these three different forms of economy, all of which drive our national and global GDP presence, and right now I say we have too much of the Gray and White Markets artificially fixing our real market value at the global GDP level. The White Market is our economy accounted properly on paper. To our government, it is the only economy acknowledged legally.

We do know that we have a large population of citizens, immigrants, student debtors, SSI recipients, illegals, child support debtors, and convicts working and living somewhere in the grey or black market economy area. These people might work under the table at a motel for room and board, or be a social security recipient serving food to patrons for cash with a criminal record. None can get better work for the most part in their own minds. They could be workers on salary who know they’re beneath the legal exempt minimum who are entitled to overtime by law but would rather keep their jobs than complain – but on paper, they cannot qualify these workers for an apartment, much less a loan from their banks. Thus we have a pandemic. Banks can’t give loans to new people, because businesses aren’t putting profits into payroll. If businesses do not reinvest their profits on the markets to payroll they are robbing their business and their workers, they are embezzling their futures.

Let’s get to the heart of the issue – many of these assets from the jobs to the housing let to the workers are now consolidated under DBAs for global financial investment firms. They invest in human labor on one hand and then they invest in housing and infrastructure on the other. The hitch here is that they control the strings to the purse and they know those able to obtain the things they require to continue to work are not making ends meet, but they simply do not care. This is fraud and racketeering, it is what caused the 2008 crash and it will cause another disaster if not abetted quickly and bailed out by the Trump administration. What I am saying is making a full public accounting of the past decade will hurt and sugarcoating is not Trumps’ coup d’ grace, never has been his forte. He will do what is needed to be done – and this will enrage a portion of the American public. Those members of the public will call for what was needed in 2008 – prison time for the biggest profiteers. The financial gains on Wall Street are staggering as I write this. It cannot last, because we the workers of America are witnessing the gaping gap of our income not meeting the rising, extorted housing and food costs of living as well as gas, auto, and taxes and penalties or fines enough to keep up.

Is it the globalist conglomerate corporations goal to employ us all enough to keep us on the road working, never able to afford to buy homes or rent housing to keep working so that we all have no choice but to work by day and be on the streets at night for a civil conflict rivaling the one that freed us from globalist Britain during our Independence in the 1700s? The time will come when the young millennial workers will be turned out of their parents homes through their parents impatience or baby boomer deaths, whichever come first – and believe me, one house to four kids and there is NOT enough to go around. We cannot live in an asset inheritance based society where the only workers who can afford to work do so because they have family money they inherited propping them up. Employers aren’t taking this into account on their bottom lines – sustainability and worker attrition are dangerously precipitous as they haven’t been since slavery.

This is very dangerous for our nation politically. Our President Donald Trump has inherited a difficult and ingrained problem with our Federal Reserve and the US Treasury Department. Obama did a fine job of nearly doubling the national debt and increasing the federal business welfare state by adding 10 million people and the businesses they own to the Federal welfare rolls during the period of 2009 Q1 – 2011 Q2. This was the bailout promised by the Fed, but it has only gone back into the wrong investor’s hands. Those investors want civil war, socialism, and secession. Those investors would appoint themselves the new leaders of a fictitious country they are trying to illegally found – which is not possible without overthrow. Little do they know a nation is not one of their business DBA’s they can just open and shut and dissolve then rename and re-register when something goes awry. These investors have devised a way to compete with our very elected government and our constitutional right of ownership and possession, which are 9/10 of the law. Thus the diatribe is on.

Obama passed what is known as the ACA and gave the IRS broad, unprecedented enforcement, oversight auditing, taxation increase authority, and asset acquisition powers. He is now thankfully out of office at last.

There is a great concern weighing on my mind of late. The only thing keeping me sane at this point is President Trumps’ promise to repeal the ACA. I am not in the medical or insurance sector and so the replacement part is literally not any of my business. I refuse to comment upon that at all. However the repeal process of the tragic ACA and its cut of the throat to Capitalism is my baby as it is the baby of many others in the accounting sector, whether they be a full fledged Enrolled Agent, CPA, or Lawyer or a mere file clerk in a backroom of a firm who reads economic charts at night.

The ACA tasked IRS with enforcement and penalization and fines is the name of their game. Those penalties have cost Americans between 2014 and 2015 4.6 billion. It is now 2017, and the variable number is the unconfirmed 2016 numbers.

So what has IRS done with this 4.6 billion? A little known fact even in the accounting industry, as I will confess I had more free time to review the ACA and what was in it then people who already have their license to practice as they are busy, and when I have placed it into simplified terms they were all mostly unaware that ACA has language in it being interpreted by IRS officials that businesses acquired after ACA was implemented in 2014 were allowed to be run as businesses and the public for the first time in American history was legally allowed by Obama’s Congress to be told nothing.

For the first time in American history, an IRS, FTB, BOE, Treasury Department, SEC, or other financial enforcement agency run or privatized and contracted with the US government tasked to enforcement by a contracted agency of those government agencies could run that business as the new owner, undercover as a government official posing as a business owner WITHOUT NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC OR THE CUSTOMERS OF SAID BUSINESS. They are now merely legally allowed to tell a customer or member of the public, even other officials – that they bought the business and now run it. Yet they do not run the business for themselves, they run it on behalf of the government with zero public accountability. Worse, they do not as sentries of these businesses even run the businesses as they must be run for the economy to operate without stalling – because they don’t follow the laws they make.

Its one rule for them and another rule for the rest of us. How is this not an illegal government monopoly? How is anyone to compete with the now unmanageable, untraceable, cacophony of large, labyrinthine entities and DBAs that are sponsored by global foreign investors and inflationary extortion rackets outside the US and any of its jurisdiction on law and the DOJ’s enforcement power? How is this legal at all? Since this is a new invention and it is to be repealed, we might learn from our past mistakes and prevent another 2008 once the corrections have been administered and compliance begins to normalize. We now need to eliminate the grey and black market economy and enforce compliance to bring these revenues back into the recorded white market economy for GDP purposes or our dollar will devalue rapidly. In terms of the Obama administration, he ignited the perfect financial storm for Donald Trump and the GOP to inherit. I’d like to see 2 Trump terms so he can fix it permanently, as 4 years of Trump will be but a band aid on a gushing fatal bullet wound and 8 years of Trump would be akin to lifesaving surgery for our nation. Obama was like a blow to the head of a mortally wounded combat soldier to our economy. True, the way the legislation can be interpreted is always up for discussion – but I have seen the language and the IRS interprets the ACA in this way. It has not even come up for questioning at the federal courts level and will not until repeal is well underway. Repeal must be complete and at the federal level, even if we must sue the democrats who passed the legislation illegally to begin with.



This means that there are a number of businesses that have been seized and levied to acquisitions by revenue and enforcement agents at IRS that are NOT now owned by a civilian, but a federal or local tax assessor, IRS official, or the Feds agency contractors for the SEC and others as a result of ACA legislation. No oversight has been appointed. No accounting has been made of the total GDP and percentage of the economy in terms of real estate and businesses now made up and operated by IRS officials, or owned by the Fed. These businesses are legitimately owned by a trust formed by Obama’s ACA. That trust does not run those businesses like the former owner. It is a catastrophe, highway robbery and a message that ownership, 9/10 of the law, no longer exists as it should. In its place are the trappings of communism and the economic free market faux ‘liberty’ of socialism. This in laymans terms is literally a government run entity, not disclosed to the public, not disclosed to the community – and it is a monopoly that private, non investor funded business owners cannot hope to ever compete with. As a result, the labor force has diminished dramatically and the number of business owners has dropped historically since 2008. Those contributions to the economy are now in the hands of: You guessed it; the Fed and the IRS. So DEMAND an accounting of those assets at the Federal and local level. Do what it takes. We cannot replace broken legislation unless we know the cost of failed legislation. But first, we must repeal the ACA and then do a full accounting and disclosure for the public deserves, has a right to know – and I believe it is a constitutional right, one that Obama and his justices ignored. I think we need to send a message – that corruption won’t go unpunished.

I suggest that the new numbers, which have not yet been published and the data analyses for accuracy by the former administration, also unprecedented as the public is owed a full disclosure and accounting of said events, are quite staggering and have overvalued our market in the eyes of the world. We now have a DOW over 20k and we are seeing another housing crash in progress in cities as wealthy as Pasadena or Westwood in Los Angeles and Yorba Linda, and Huntington Beach in Orange County. In Malibu there are huge blocks of houses valued in the multi millions up for short sell and in foreclosure emergency shutdown renovation processes. They are being traded in the Grey Market economy higher and higher through backhanded transactions known as arms length all cash real estate transfers and their prices have many times tripled, and even gone up to 5-6 times their values 10-20 years ago. I have seen these transactions in practice. It has gotten to the point where I am so heartsick, I’d rather look at anything else. But I am being baldy honest in that I am starting to lose hope there is anything else left, which has left me bereft, grief stricken and feeling that my hands are tied in terms of representation until repeal. I asked my mom, one of the well known West Coast affluent accounting CEO’s and she taught me everything I know. I asked her if things were the way they were now in taxation law in the 70’s, if she would have still gone into practice. And she told me no, after the crown of her career has graced her – she is the Best in the West, in her business, in her field. And she told me I was crazy for pursuing my E.A. in light of recent law changes. She is 100% right and yet I still cannot leave this behind. She has headed the CA and NV society of enrolled agents and is well known in her capacity, yet she has regrets. I know in my heart she has those regrets because of what I am seeing on paper now – as there is a pattern, and I asked her if she thought that pattern could be racketeering. She again said yes. I knew then it would be that if the torch passed my way and came to me that I would be taking this on as my life’s work. Its not an easy job. And it doesn’t pay like it used to.

Home ownership rates in the towns where these corporate conglomerates have been based have plummeted sometimes as much as from 80% home ownership rate to 20% in a span of less than a decade. People are up in arms, civil unrest makes it hard for me to work in or around Los Angeles or D.C. and the race card is most commonly issued to blame, along with the other common blame denominators like the war on drugs, or foreign influence. But the real problem is truly a homegrown terror show of corruption, racketeering, and public fraud run by government and top 3 globalist corporate conglomerates. Add in the ingredients of ISIS and the MS13 drug cartel and we have a real national security issue as well as some domestic security issues. We cannot afford to continue in this way. We have reached the juxtaposition where the future potential cost can no longer be accounted for in monetary terms – and that is what I attempt to measure in this blog. The human cost of this epidemic is poignant in any tax practice representing before IRS. It has affected my emotions in ways I did not know paying work would ever affect me. In my reflections, I realize I am not in the tax representation business for the money. But the beleaguered shreds of truth hit me – I still need money to live, and so do the people who come to me as paying clients. If I settle for nothing, they get no choice but to do the same. So I set the bar high and many fall short. Maybe my expectations are too high, but my dream is that we can resolve these issues and have a better society, a better quality of life.

In many states the most common employers have shifted to subsidized higher education, the medical sector, and even corporate retail staff agencies and big box outlet stores like Wal Mart. In reality, these corporate contracts give less than nothing back for all the funding they receive and the jobs they provide promote communism as they are not enough for anyone to live on, even at the white collar college degree career level. Add insult to injury that these big companies now own a lot more than their original business model and have delved into several industries simply because they have the cash not because they are good at it or know what they’re doing – workers are being treated like cattle. The scary thing is these industries aren’t known for standalone GDP production and are now unsupported components of a service sector we have no manufacturing and no infrastructure to keep up with. It is like a homeless person flooring the home they will never own and never live in for temporary shelter and letting no one move in with the beautiful new floor in place because of who installed it while kicking the worker out to suffer in the streets, with no compensation.

In no form of reality can the average private sector startup professional compete with businesses like these conglomerate globalists while the government IRS officials play ‘business owner’ and ‘house’ with the public with lying eyes and tongues. We’re being used and duped in a way that trumps workhouse Britain and company Scripp with room and board in the old mining days. If that is what we have come to, I might as well go and invest in the New American Slavery and carry a confederate flag at a BLM protest – which I would never, ever do!

We’ve been sold out without our consent to big global corporate, and big bureaucratic corrupt democrat government, lock stock and barrel. We’ve got no choice but to work for the bigwigs anyway even if we cannot even afford to buy housing by working for them – yet we still must work. But we can’t keep going at this pace with nothing to show for our labor, for our youth, and for our efforts. We are not a renewable resource without investment for the next generation as human beings. The high earning percentage of the business world with the most money is investing, but in all the wrong things – and worse, they are expecting to sell those assets to a market they do not have – us.Because we’ve nothing to invest with, and we already work overtime with no pay, we must then watch those assets meant for us to buy be bought by yet another corporation who will further tack on to the price we already can’t afford. They say student debt is our biggest issue, but my college educated family doesn’t have any. Our problems are lack of disposable income and lack of credit worthiness, two things that these investors want to keep crushing because if we have credit and funds, their bottom line goes negative. Why is this dynamic allowed to remain in place?

I know it is sad but I myself am envious of those workers who exchange their labor for room and board – because sometimes my money cannot buy housing in the area where the work exists and I know I will be back on the road because the money we have cannot buy housing and still have enough leftover to find new work – this is what kills me to write this in the few times I have the housing and the time to write. Because I know the problem and how it might be solved but there is no public accounting of the truth. I am still often dismissed at the harsh truth of my everyday reality and life experience, and that so many in practice these days see me and say that I still with so much hardship and doing better than them financially – and yes indeed, my net worth is higher – but my quality of life isn’t. I look great on paper, but my practice and experience of that great paper trail comes at a high personal cost to me. Sometimes I think that by creating awareness of these issues I can improve my job prospects, my efforts at my own startup business endeavors, and thus my quality of life will improve because I am doing work to improve it. I am hoping the money follows my efforts because they are considerable if at times misdirected.

I was always taught that hard work pays off, and I know I have worked hard. Harder than most, and sometimes I have been paid nothing. I put it down to networking but I also realize if I work for free I am being taken advantage of. It hasn’t paid off yet and I am young – but I truly cannot abide that the game is so rigged that I must break the law to win or become a practitioner of taxation law without any steady, reliable income to win the big corporate players game on their own turf without gaining some outlet to win again. To win, by the way, on my own terms and not the corporate bigwigs SOP temporary rental roadie lifestyle hell that they have devised for those in my young generation for greed and pure profit. A profit that fits the profile of racketeering to a ‘T’.

43% of millenials have bad credit according to TransUnion. If they’re not lowering credit standards, who is going to own it all and rent it back to us? That sounds like millennials are giving up. With so little payback to the worker it’s truly no wonder the LFPR is so low. The profits to the worker are to a growing minority not worth it. We see a return to people living tribal style in mob rule on the streets, and that is not a developed free market economy causing those problems – but bid rigging and artificial market fixing by a few large, conglomerate consolidated entities hand-picked by the Obama admin to force socialism in order to subsidize the ACA, SSI for everyone who is to mental to bother with work, and Section 8 for all the people who had a kid before they had their first job, as well as the millions more on welfare rolls.

All the cities with the worst statistics in home ownership and income inequality have the same agency contractors, the same investors, the same corporate partners, and the same set of racketeer players as the 2008 crisis – only now they’ve got nearly 10 more years of successful criminal entrepreneurship behind them and that much more of their share of the market is in their control. The deck has been shuffled so many times we no longer no which casino’s cards lay where or whose pot in on the table any longer. There is no transparency. But all the ingredients are still there and the combustible economy is brewing hot and heavy with unseen highs, technical glitches, and other scary events of volatility.

Wages have never been lower and housing has never been more costly. Workers have never put in so many hours for so little pay. Workers living long term without having their own lease or owning their own home shacking up together out of sheer desperation or living in a communist family home was unheard of twenty years ago. Now it is commonplace and expected. Workers are trading labor more frequently in things like room and board, company product, and other forms of payment that are not liquid cash and are not currency, but barter.

Labor laws and protections passed to protect workers from burnout and lacking housing or transportation while being on an annual salary are being flagrantly neglected by business owners and IRS is too busy running other peoples undisclosed seized businesses to enforce the tax cheats who pay their entire staff off the books in cash, cryptocurrency, or Paypal, or wrongly classify employees on 1099, or pay on call employees just beneath the legal federal annual exempt salary of $47,476.00 and expecting employees to still be on call and available for work 24/7 with no overtime and no vacation. Thus these workers can never afford housing. They are trapped in a workhouse like cycle of near slavery, where even median earning, college educated workers – an entire generation of them or millennial workers are not capable of independent living. These businesses are in turmoil and may be run by an IRS agent. No federal bailout will help this game of prisoner’s dilemma. Trump must deconstruct it and rebuild it all from the foundation like a vermin infested building. The working poor could start our next war if they aren’t treated properly. I doubt their employers will blame themselves even though they haven’t added a dime to payroll in years, indeed have cut payrolls drastically. They sure have heaped on the iphones, overhead, contractors and expenses though. Its almost like it isn’t their business. Its almost like it isn’t their money. It’s almost like they ARE the IRS. And what if they are? We literally have no way of knowing. Conflict of public interest for financial gain.

Technology has made it possible for the grey and black market to flourish in ways that were not possible in the 70’s. In the 1970’s workers went to work and bought homes and married. Now workers are living like gypsies, going wherever there is contracted work and renting at high premiums in temporary stay lodges, motels, and high rent apartments where the rent is raised every year more than any worker gets a annual raise. RV’s line up with trucks and vans as contractors are on the move, seemingly unemployed only to go at their own expense to another DBA of their former boss company, all undisclosed to the worker until they go on the job and see that it is indeed the same job. Something needs to change unless we wish to see and fight a war in our nation against the people who have artificially rigged the market in their favor at our expense.

This in its essence is a true mix of black market action, communism, and socialist benefits. First we see workers in these age brackets in very bad economic conditions despite making 40-60k annually. This is common in the cities where the investors have flipped housing markets from being homeowner and consumer driven to corporate portfolio investment flipper driven. For the first time in history, homeowners and American workers no longer own the largest stake in the housing market since 2013. Corporate investors and vulture consulting firms own them and they want to simultaneously employ workers while renting housing to them for about $4000-6000 a year more than they earn. The numbers don’t add up and the corporate financial shot callers don’t give a damn. The government is now allowing IRS agents to pose as business owners, why should they give a damn when the payoff is embezzling money through a decommissioned business and running the shell to keep the public quiet at a Potemkin village facade? Why should the IRS have to go work in a cubicle in a locked government bunker when they can audit you for ACA penalties and take your stuff, your whole life’s work and savings, and be the new de facto owner indefinitely without telling anyone? Even lie to your old customers in order to vet evidence to open another audit – this time on YOU and YOUR business? Meanwhile they convince you your workers or clients are doing the snitching and you fire them.

To me this suggests high level racketeering and a deep state IRS monopoly on businesses. The IRS owes the American people a stimulus – about $10 billion in ACA penalties levied from refunds and then there are the assets taken from Americans who simply couldn’t pay. We need oversight and we demand arrests be made.

What happened to the foreclosed businesses, the homes, and the losses from people who could not pay ACA penalties on top of what is already owed at year end or the quarterly tax payment to IRS? The government of Obama and liberal news media has been dead silent. Where did all that revenue go? The IRS isn’t going to tell us willingly!

Meanwhile we demand to know the amount of the discrepancy and we cannot allow the IRS to continue to be allowed to operate businesses and rent out housing without notifying the public that the businesses or housing is indeed government run, owned, and operated. They can legally tell anyone they bought the business legally. Anything you tell them or any money you give them can be used against you in a tax court. Before the ACA was passed, this was considered unconstitutional and IT STILL IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Will we let a few socialist judges whose grown children live with them and work a full time job in their thirties who will also inherit their elected office through fraud give the minority elite power over our earnings and tax us to death?

Those assets lost due ACA and the banking crisis of 2008 are not the rightful property of the Fed, the banks, the IRS. They are the rightful property of working class Americans and that has been stolen from the taxpayers in the travesty that is ACA. We the people of the United States have the right to sue the IRS, Obama administration, and the handmaidens who brought the ACA upon us unwanted by the majority for their share in the US economy. We the people have the right to recoup our losses and the right and need to know if the Fed is insolvent to recompense those wrongfully sued because of ACA mandated penalties and racketeering from the 2008 profiteers.

If we do not succeed in this, it is my opinion that Capitalism no longer exists in the USA and that Communism and some elements of Socialism must have taken its place, for in my work places and my business life I see one single trend: A whole American generation of people under age 30 planning to spend the rest of their lives doing the bidding of their relatives and living in their family home through inheritance, or having no choice but to move and work on a relentless tour of squalor living in the underground economy in some form of squalor, and then there are those who are rich enough to not fit into either category – and they are the ruling class who the uneducated will elect, the same as their predecessors. This is why we see 3 generations of Kim Davis in the same seat in the Kentucky legislature ruining lives and oppressing entire communities. It is tyranny, a bought monarchy parading itself as freedom and it must be exposed.

We will not rest squarely on the fate of the IRS and the Fed lying to the public about just what percentage of American owned homes and businesses have become government or corporate global government contractor property and assets since 2008. But I do know one thing, that if the conspiratorial rumors of WW3 on the chat boards of the newsrooms are true, this economic terrorism is the seed of what has caused all wars in history and those people who died during said wars will not ever live to tell the story of how socialism and communism kills nations and starts wars. A war is a way to purge that mindset from society so society does not collapse. It is not overlooked that my generation will be the one to do the fighting if it comes to that. Are you one of the greedy people who expect the working class of the United States of America to rent hotels and live on the road to work for a life you rent back to us at a premium that makes us gasp for air we cannot breathe because it is owned by the IRS and your large conglomerate corporation globalist elites? Because if you are, you deserve to spend the rest of your natural life behind bars. Give it back to the public.

Because appointed IRS officials are not God and they do not have the right to run our assets, lock, stock, and barrel at gunpoint without any notice that the wolf himself is in the henhouse and that wolf is feasting on our futures. Because corporate global bigwigs also do not have the right to buy what was remanded to the Fed via ACA and resell or rather rent it at temporary stay prices to the public at a 6x markup in a decade time span. In laymans terms, that should be economic terrorism. For the first time, selected states have passed laws to punish the economic terrorists. You don’t have to be ISIS to be an economic terrorist. You could be a partner in a multi state corporation who owns a staff agency, a consulting firm, and several rental properties – none of which are used by your average level workers but intercepted by your executives, who are the only people in your organization who can afford them – but also the only people who will never need them. That makes you a rigger of a fair capitalist economy, the End the Fed secessionist vermin that I will blacken the name of and expose as an economic terrorist.

Because I could work for you tomorrow but be denied to live in the building you said you bought to rent to people like me who work for you because the income you pay me is not enough to qualify. Because I could move and get another job for your sister company and not know I am accepting a job for your sister company for the same exact pay and still get denied to live in yet another building you own in another state. Because I can still use my annual earnings to get a mortgage but you should have paid me for the relocation and the travel but you found a loophole at my expense. Because you know I cannot come up with enough money to file suit against every one of your many DBA’s to get what I legally deserve after I’ve been a duped worker, owned by a subset of affiliated corporate globalists. Because I am not the only worker losing my life to your greed, and we have got to get off this horrendous ride, to take the merry go round down and destroy it. Because your white horse is really a fake statue made of fiberglass. Because workers do not live to work for you and the world doesn’t revolve around your business. Workers deserve to own their own homes and if you own those homes and rent them back for a profit and refuse to sell them even though they’ve been vacant or subleased to several of your workers you deserve prison. If you pay these workers just less than what they need to qualify for rent or mortgage knowing they’ll be in the job market in the other city your business has a location in you’re an economic terrorist. Because you are profiting off of something that has never been rightly legal in America and never will be. Slavery.

So when do the indictments and convictions begin? Better yet, when do I get my money back from this failed legislative nightmare when I need it so badly? Trumping my stance and position, what do the families whose homes or business were foreclosed or seized and are now being ghosted by the same IRS auditors who opened their cases and operated as if they’d sold their businesses as they wander about the streets and soup lines get? Because if the answer is nothing, I’d like to know the names of the slave plantation official ‘owners’ employed by my taxpayer money who sold their lives for failed legislation that is now being repealed. In fact, I’d like some justice for them. Who the heck will demand justice if it isn’t people like me?

Certainly not the IRS, and if I am not working right now in tax season – its because I refuse to work for them just because they’re using the DBA business shell of a guy who lost an audit and everything he ever owned because the ACA got passed through lies and deceit. There are families panhandling at my local grocery store lot today in the small town I live in. Moms with kids, begging on the streets. They are the people who deserve justice because before the ACA, they had businesses and homes.

So when the cows come home and the chickens come home to roost, I shall remember this one thing – what goes up, must come down.

The moral of the story is, the bigger they come, the harder they fall. I’ve never seen anything this ‘Yuge’ in my life. Have you?