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Cutris Tells How to Avoid Bad Economy

Cutris Tells How to Avoid Bad Economy
UnAssociated Press
January 21, 2011

"In order to prevent future economic disasters, I have come up with a few rules.

1. "Don't have wars. Seriously, do you think funding a war in Afghanistan and a war in Iraq had anything to do with the USA going so far into debt? This, of course, does not even address the lives lost, people maimed and destruction.

2. "Don't let bankers and lawyers go unmonitored. Business that makes money from other money can deflate in a hurry.

3. "Create incentives for renewable energy. If you invent something to keep us from needing to use oil, you should be well compensated. Creativity is often best motivated by profit.

4. "Create domestic jobs. Jobs in Dubai don't help Americans. Without jobs Americans can't buy things. If that happens, who are you going to sell to?

5. "Create a healthcare system that is not reliant on employers providing coverage. How many jobs would this create??? National healthcare does work in other counties...

6. "Use voting power to remove leaders who put their own or their party interests before the interests of the people, our country and the world.

"I may have missed an item or two, but this is a good, simple list to start with!"

Cutris

-KJC

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