Good Morning all of you inquisitive minds out there in the free world; your King of Simple News is on the air.

The last post on yesterday’s article by George was revealing of a condition that has existed for some time. The government is going to extend unemployment in every manner possible to quell the uprising of the restless natives.

Robert Hickerson knew of what he spoke in 1994 when he said, “All attempts to reduce the deficit, balance the budget or pay off the national debt are futile. The deficit and the national debt represent the subsidy the government has paid in its attempt to keep growth and unemployment at the level of social tolerance.”

If you read between the lines, little by little, the American Dream is being reduced to a day dream. Here one moment, gone the next.

We are slowly being prepared for high unemployment to be with us for a very long time. We are being coaxed to continue working well beyond the expected 62 or 65 years old in order to let government off the hook for all the false promises that they have made.

Healthcare reform? Not really, it’s actually government irresponsibility reform. Medicare and Medicaid were never mathematically possible long term, and now the chickens are coming home to roost. Obama said yesterday that if the healthcare bill doesn’t pass, Medicare and Medicaid will bankrupt the federal government. So in order not to bankrupt the federal government, the federal government will bankrupt the American people.

What we really have is a transfer of the last bastion of wealth from the American citizens who were promised long term healthcare. When you promise something that was never possible, you gotta un-promise at some point and time. Now’s the time.

Once everyone is mandated by penalty of law to have medical insurance, the government has simply transferred the cost of healthcare to the remaining working people. It’s a shake down.

In short, this whole thing about healthcare isn’t about healthcare; it’s about saving the federal government from certain bankruptcy. Since those who make the rules work for the federal government, saving the mother ship is mission number one.

As my friend Doug says, “The lower the lifeboat sinks in the water; the fewer friends you have onboard.”

I wouldn’t be surprised to see a new Harvard study come out concluding that unemployment has been determined to be beneficial for children, as it leaves a previously working adult in the home at all times. “Home,” in this instance, is directly interchangeable with “tent.”

Such a study could then be taken to mean that living in a tent is superior to your former three bedroom two bath home as the benefit to children certainly trumps personal comfort. The new slogan will be, “It takes an entire tent city to raise a child.” Hey, they believed the healthcare reform scam didn’t they?