Brayin Candy - The Gillnet of Welfare

Brayin Candy:

The Gillnet of Welfare

By this all men willl know that you are my disciples, if you LOVE one another." John 13:35

The best welfare check is a job, something America has forgotten. We have been brainwashed for so many years and buried under so many layers of socialism we have forgot how capitalism works. We have turned the so called safety net into a gillnet as the Country is twitching like a Salmon in its Death throes. Until we get serious about cutting not only the fat and corruption out of welfare and the rest of human services we will continue to be struggling salmon waiting to be filleted. The Indians in congress have been building these nets for so long it will take a miracle to untangle these webs of deceit.

The first step towards freedom will be to eliminate as much gummit gillnets from our lives. We have become enslaved to numerous layers of welfare boondoggles that only kill the will to live to accept the death of Freedom. We are at the point of a large percentage of America having to start over thanks to the destruction of our economy by our gummit. The cold fact is we had a meltdown that will not only never recover on this path but will be a smoking crater that was once the most powerful economy ever invented. The good news is we will be able to reinvent our Country into a new economy from the ground up. To make that happen we will need to replace this overburdened welfare baggage w/a streamlined program managed through the churches and business.

The first step to untangle this gillnet is to lay off thousands of career politicians followed by tens of thousands of career gummit employees. These employees have become a bigger burden to the recipients of welfare than the lack of employment that has cursed the inner cities. Not only do these employees represent 100s of Billions of $$ they also have excessive pensions and benies that can no longer be paid. We have to cut bait or die. These pencil pushers have overstayed their welcome as they are nothing more than inflexible bureaucrats who have made the problems of the poor worse rather than better and are really only interested in protecting their own jobs. Why should we be paying a Food Stamp employee $100K?