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{ The Cat dispatching this archaic reptilian remnant of an extinct species. Yet, doesn’t the ill-fated croc seem to be smiling a typically wide grin as if to say, ‘he’s glad to be done-in by such a noble creature as the Cat’ (as opposed to lesser species including all forms of apes and their progeny, potentially even winding up as a pocket-book, belt, or pair of shoes). Yes, there’s a place in the universe for Cats! }

 

 

FLASHBACK: Government has shut down 17 times since 1976...

 

 

 

 

WARNING: THiS IS NoT a GaMe Posted by: williambanzai7 Post date: 10/04/2013 - Toga, Toga, Toga!!!

 

 

WARNING: THiS IS NoT a GaMe

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THIS IS NOT A GAME...

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FRACTIONAL RESERVE UNIVERSE (Updated)
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IT'S A DEBT TOGA PARTY!

 

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DEBT CEILING TOGA PARTY

 

 

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DeBT FaTWaS, Posted by: williambanzai7 Post date: 10/03/2013 - The Mother of all Deficits...

DeBT FaTWaS,

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HE WHO CREATED THE MOTHER OF ALL DEFICITS...

OBAMA DEBT LADEN
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Obama's a warrior for debt

His jihad's a terrible threat

Taxing and spending

To Banks he is bending

Their crimes we will never forget!

The Limerick King

 

 

HE WHO SHUT DOWN THE US GOVERNMENT

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OSAMA BIN BOEHNER (THE ORANGE FATWA)
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The fatwa that Boehner declared

Has many poor citizens scared

Instead of more pie

He wants them to die

The wealth will just never be shared

The Limerick King

 

 

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SHEIK ERIC AL WACKO
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Eric Al Wacko the sheik

Thinks all lower classes are weak

His terror is planned

With theories by Rand

The death of the poor he will seek

The Limerick King

 

 

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RoLLeRDoPeS, SaVY BuSiNeSSMeN AND A GuM CHeWiNG TWiSTeD SWiNDLeR... Posted by : williambanzai7 Post date: 10/02/2013 - 13:16 Clear all food and beverages now!

 

 

RoLLeRDoPeS, SaVY BuSiNeSSMeN AND A GuM CHeWiNG TWiSTeD SWiNDLeR...

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ROLLER DOPES
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The derby is getting intense

Obama is on the offense

So here is the deal

Although it looks real

This game is a clever pretense

The Limerick King

 

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SHIT HAPPENS

 

 

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TWISTED SWINDLER

 

 

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NAKED COWBOY

 

 

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Government Lies About Spying Again and Again … Here’s What’s REALLY Going On Posted by : George Washington Post date: 10/04/2013 - “Spies … Can Now, For The First Time, Monitor Everything About Us, And They Can Do So With A Few Clicks Of A Mouse And – To Placate The Lawyers – A Drop-Down Menu Of Justifications”

 

The End Of Nuclear Energy In Japan? Posted by: testosteronepit Post date: 10/04/2013 - The zero-nuclear option has a hugely popular and powerful backer in Shinzo Abe’s own party: former Prime Minister Koizumi

 

 

Man Sets Himself On Fire On National Mall, Near White House

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 17:25

 

30 Mindblowing Statistics About Americans Under The Age Of 30

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 19:03

Why are young people in America so frustrated these days? 

You are about to find out...

The system is failing, and young people are going to become even angrier and even more frustrated.

 

What If We Go Past The "X" Date?

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 18:33

What if the Treasury were to go over the X date (date beyond which the Treasury cannot honor all its payments) without the debt ceiling being raised? As BofAML notes, the Treasury estimates the X date to be October 17, though they believe that the Treasury may have enough cash and incoming tax receipts to last a few more days. In either case, the date is not too far out. Market concerns over possible postponed payment have been rising as indicated by the performance of October and November bills. What are the options of for the Treasury?

 

 

Friday Humor: "Breaking News"

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 17:15

Just when you thought they couldn't stoop any lower...

 

Shut Down Round Up: The Latest In Dysfunctional Government News

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 16:50

It may "not be some damn game", but this sure is some damn summary of all the latest news and developments.  Via Bloomberg:

 

 

Stocks Shrug Off Shutdown Shenanigans; Ignore Obama's "Sell" Order

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 16:16

The dump into last night's close marked the lows of the last 24 hours as US equities decided that worrying about government shutdowns, near-record negative earnings pre-announcements, disappointing job growth, debt-ceiling dynamics that are increasingly feared in money markets, and a reversal in the key "soft" survey data was not enough to stop them BTFATH (thanks to confused banter from several Fed heads). Sell Gold, Sell Bonds, Buy Stocks - sure why not!

 

 

Guest Post: A Nightmare On Wall Street - This Secular Bear Has Only Just Begun

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 16:09

Secular bull markets are great parties. Investors arrive from secular bears really wanting to take the edge off. As the bull proceeds, above-average returns become intoxicating. By the time it is over, the past decade or two has delivered bountiful returns. In contrast, secular bears seem like hangovers. They are awakenings that strip away the intoxication, leaving a sobering need for an understanding of what has happened. If history is a guide, the inflation rate will at some point trend away from the present price stability. The result will be a significant declining trend in P/E. If this occurs over a few years, the market losses will be dramatic. These processes take many years. Be careful not to let hope for the next secular bull mask the reality of the current secular bear.

 

 

On The 100th Anniversary Of The Income Tax

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 15:27

Woodrow Wilson signed the Income Tax into law one hundred years ago today. As direct taxation of Americans was prohibited by the Constitution, a constitutional amendment was necessary before what would become the Revenue Act of 1913 could be legally imposed. The income tax, and the enabling amendment, were sold to the voters as necessary for a tax on rich people that would mean lower taxes and cheaper goods (due to lowered tariffs) for everyone else. Only one percent of the population was subject to the tax then, and the tax rate was one percent.  The voters need not worry, they were told, because regular people would never ever pay the income tax.

 

 

Goldman's 3 Debt-Ceiling Debacle Scenarios

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 14:32

The most likely outcome of the current fiscal dispute, in Goldman's opinion, is an agreement that combines an increase in the debt limit and a "continuing resolution" that reopens the federal government. Unlike the November T-Bill market traders, Goldman expects this to pass; but no earlier than the end of next week (i.e., October 11-12) and more likely sometime around the Treasury's projected deadline of October 17. Other outcomes are possible, but Goldman believes they have lower probabilities.

 

 

Visualizing The Triumph Of Hope Over Reality

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 14:03

One of these things is not like the other...

 

 

Decision-Making And The 10 Most Common Psychological Biases Of Investing

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 13:36

Be it BBQ judging, investing, picking out an outfit, or even choosing whether or not you’re going to show up for work tomorrow – ConvergEx's Nick Colas notes that there’s a decision making process occurring.  Quite simply, decision making is the cognitive process resulting in the selection of a final choice among several alternative scenarios.  Final choices can be opinions (as in “This brisket is an 8”) or actions (such as “I will invest in tech stocks”), and decisions are both conscious and unconscious.  For investors, financial decisions and how we tend to arrive at them are of particular importance.  The following is a cautionary tale of the 'Top 10' common biases that creep into the decision making process.  Recognizing and eliminating these biases from your financial choices will make you a sharper and smarter investor... or BBQ judge... or whatever it is that you do.

 

 

TWTRQ Halted To Protect Idiots From Themselves

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 13:03

Trading Halt - Extraordinary Event Halt

"Trading is halted because FINRA has determined that an extraordinary event has occurred or is ongoing that has had a material effect on the market for the OTC Equity Security or the security underlying an OTC ADR or has caused or has the potential to cause major disruption to the marketplace or significant uncertainty in the settlement and clearance process."

 

 

Spot The Difference

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 13:00

Wondering what drove stocks higher? Assumed it was all the "hope" for a deal this weekend after Boehner's comments (which were absolutely not conciliatory)? Think again - Only one thing that matters...

 

 

What Does The Market Know That Boehner Doesn't?

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 12:50

The EUR is dumping as EURUSD cracks back to unchanged relative the "shutdown" level from 09/30/13 midnight. Treasury yields are above those levels as are stocks with gold below as it appears (for now) that hope of a weekend deal in DC is priced into markets. Of course, the USD strength could actually be a safe-haven repatriation on fears this goes on longer but when the algos are in charge a rise in AUDJPY is all that is needed to levitate stocks...

 

 

Have We Reached Peak Federal Reserve?

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/04/2013 - 12:39

Billionaires and political lackeys alike have been falling all over themselves in the rush to praise the Federal Reserve's unprecedented monetary intervention since 2008. That billionaires and political hacks, apparatchiks and toadies cannot laud the Fed's Cargo Cult enough is no surprise: the billionaires and the government that feeds them both gained handsomely from the Fed's policies. As the Fed-induced asset bubbles in stocks, bonds and real estate follow the inevitable Supernova track to implosion, that we've reached Peak Federal Reserve will be obvious - in hindsight.

 

 

Brain Implants to “Reboot” Depressed People

Paul Joseph Watson | Hacker warned medical devices could be accessed remotely for “mass murder.”

 

Senate Doorkeeper Gives Out “Thank You Capitol Police” Buttons After Cops Execute Mother

Kit Daniels | Mother may have been taking her child out of danger posed by police.

 

Cop Told Not to Wear Gun, Uniform When Dropping Daughter off at School

Adan Salazar | Students completely brainwashed into thinking guns are bad.

 

Video: Obama Supporters Don’t Know What Party Obama Is Affiliated With

Paul Joseph Watson | How can Americans even begin to understand Obamacare or the government shut down?

 

Uncontrollable Laughing or Crying? You Might Need an SSRI

Kurt Nimmo | Self serving pharmaceutical company releases “educational” video.

 

Obamacare Day 4: Users Still Cannot Login

Steve Watson | “Thanks for your patience. Try again later.”

 

FBI Cordon Off Neighborhood to Search Executed Driver’s Condo for Anti-government Material

Kurt Nimmo | FBI used a bomb squad, a hazardous material team and helicopters in Stamford, Connecticut.

 

Congress Gives Standing Ovation to DC Cops For Executing Unarmed Mother

Paul Joseph Watson | Police acted “heroically” in gunning down frightened woman with baby.

 

IMF sees epic change in world economy

Financial Times | “Currencies should be allowed to depreciate.”

 

US Banks Stuffing ATMs With 20-30% More Cash In Case Of Panicked Withdrawals

Zero Hedge | One senior executive said his bank was delivering 20-30 per cent more cash than usual in case panicked customers tried to withdraw funds en masse.

 

30 Statistics About Americans Under The Age Of 30 That Will Blow Your Mind

Michael Snyder | Why are young people in America so frustrated these days?

 

FBI Cordon Off Neighborhood to Search Executed Driver’s Condo for Anti-government Material

Kurt Nimmo | FBI used a bomb squad, a hazardous material team and helicopters in Stamford, Connecticut.

 

Obamacare Day 4: Users Still Cannot Login

Steve Watson | “Thanks for your patience. Try again later.”

 

Senior Admin. Official: ‘We Are Winning…It Doesn’t Really Matter to Us’ When Shutdown Ends

Daniel Halper | The White House believes it is “winning” by shutting down the government and blaming Republicans.

 

WWII Memorial Barricade Wired Shut

The Weekly Standard | The barriers are still at the memorial, and they’ve been reinforced.

 

Congress Gives Standing Ovation to DC Cops For Executing Unarmed Mother

Paul Joseph Watson | Police acted “heroically” in gunning down frightened woman with baby.

 

Obama Economic Adviser: Astronomical Debt is Constitutional

Kurt Nimmo | Democrats have called for Obama to raise debt limit without congressional approval.

 

They’ll Say the Cops Did a Great Job; They Always Do

Lew Rockwell Blog | No one will ever second guess the real police state that the Capitol Hill Police has created.

 

Border Patrol Rep Claims Agents Being Ordered To Stand Down

Breitbart | The National Border Patrol Council has come forward to reveal to the American public once again management practices that could be risking the lives of Americans.

 

The Sheer Idiocy Of The Markets In One Chart

Zero Hedge | Twitter (TWTR), Tweeter (TWTRQ), what’s the difference. Just buy, buy, buy.

 

Jim Rogers Warns US Stock Investors “Be Careful… You’re In A Fool’s Paradise”

Zero Hedge | “It is only a matter of time before the US stock market runs into devastating problems due to the Fed QE program.”

Unintended consequences of Obamacare devastating American jobs and workers

Natural News | Here are some of the most egregious examples of Obamacare damage.

 

US Banks Stuffing ATMs With 20-30% More Cash In Case Of Panicked Withdrawals

Zero Hedge | One senior executive said his bank was delivering 20-30 per cent more cash than usual in case panicked customers tried to withdraw funds en masse.

 

 

30 Statistics About Americans Under The Age Of 30 That Will Blow Your Mind

Young Adults - Photo by Linda Goldstein, reporter for IIT Tech NewsWhy are young people in America so frustrated these days?  You are about to find out.  Most young adults started out having faith in the system.  They worked hard, they got good grades, they stayed out of trouble and many of them went on to college.  But when their educations where over, they discovered that the good jobs that they had been promised were not waiting for them at the end of the rainbow.  Even in the midst of this so-called "economic recovery", the full-time employment rate for Americans under the age of 30 continues to fall.  And incomes for that age group continue to fall as well.  At the same time, young adults are dealing with record levels of student loan debt.  As a result, more young Americans than ever are putting off getting married and having families, and more of them than ever are moving back in with their parents. (Read More....) It can be absolutely soul crushing when you discover that the "bright future" that the system had been promising you for so many years turns out to be a lie.  A lot of young people ultimately give up on the system and many of them end up just kind of drifting aimlessly through life.  The following is an example from a recent Wall Street Journal article...

James Roy, 26, has spent the past six years paying off $14,000 in student loans for two years of college by skating from job to job. Now working as a supervisor for a coffee shop in the Chicago suburb of St. Charles, Ill., Mr. Roy describes his outlook as "kind of grim."

"It seems to me that if you went to college and took on student debt, there used to be greater assurance that you could pay it off with a good job," said the Colorado native, who majored in English before dropping out. "But now, for people living in this economy and in our age group, it's a rough deal."

Young adults as a group have been experiencing a tremendous amount of economic pain in recent years.  The following are 30 statistics about Americans under the age of 30 that will blow your mind...

#1 The labor force participation rate for men in the 18 to 24 year old age bracket is at an all-time low.

#2 The ratio of what men in the 18 to 29 year old age bracket are earning compared to the general population is at an all-time low.

#3 Only about a third of all adults in their early 20s are working a full-time job.

#4 For the entire 18 to 29 year old age bracket, the full-time employment rate continues to fall.  In June 2012, 47 percent of that entire age group had a full-time job.  One year later, in June 2013, only 43.6 percent of that entire age group had a full-time job.

#5 Back in the year 2000, 80 percent of men in their late 20s had a full-time job.  Today, only 65 percent do.

#6 In 2007, the unemployment rate for the 20 to 29 year old age bracket was about 6.5 percent.  Today, the unemployment rate for that same age group is about 13 percent.

#7 American families that have a head of household that is under the age of 30 have a poverty rate of 37 percent.

#8 During 2012, young adults under the age of 30 accounted for 23 percent of the workforce, but they accounted for a whopping 36 percent of the unemployed.

#9 During 2011, 53 percent of all Americans with a bachelor’s degree under the age of 25 were either unemployed or underemployed.

#10 At this point about half of all recent college graduates are working jobs that do not even require a college degree.

#11 The number of Americans in the 16 to 29 year old age bracket with a job declined by 18 percent between 2000 and 2010.

#12 According to one survey, 82 percent of all Americans believe that it is harder for young adults to find jobs today than it was for their parents to find jobs.

#13 Incomes for U.S. households led by someone between the ages of 25 and 34 have fallen by about 12 percent after you adjust for inflation since the year 2000.

#14 In 1984, the median net worth of households led by someone 65 or older was 10 times larger than the median net worth of households led by someone 35 or younger.  Today, the median net worth of households led by someone 65 or older is 47 times larger than the median net worth of households led by someone 35 or younger.

#15 In 2011, SAT scores for young men were the worst that they had been in 40 years.

#16 Incredibly, approximately two-thirds of all college students graduate with student loans.

#17 According to the Federal Reserve, the total amount of student loan debt has risen by 275 percent since 2003.

#18 In America today, 40 percent of all households that are led by someone under the age of 35 are paying off student loan debt.  Back in 1989, that figure was below 20 percent.

#19 The total amount of student loan debt in the United States now exceeds the total amount of credit card debt in the United States.

#20 According to the U.S. Department of Education, 11 percent of all student loans are at least 90 days delinquent.

#21 The student loan default rate in the United States has nearly doubled since 2005.

#22 One survey found that 70% of all college graduates wish that they had spent more time preparing for the "real world" while they were still in college.

#23 In the United States today, there are more than 100,000 janitors that have college degrees.

#24 In the United States today, 317,000 waiters and waitresses have college degrees.

#25 Today, an all-time low 44.2 percent of all Americans between the ages of 25 and 34 are married.

#26 According to the Pew Research Center, 57 percent of all Americans in the 18 to 24 year old age bracket lived with their parents during 2012.

#27 One poll discovered that 29 percent of all Americans in the 25 to 34 year old age bracket are still living with their parents.

#28 Young men are nearly twice as likely to live with their parents as young women the same age are.

#29 Overall, approximately 25 million American adults are living with their parents according to Time Magazine.

#30 Young Americans are becoming increasingly frustrated that previous generations have saddled them with a nearly 17 trillion dollar national debt that they are expected to make payments on for the rest of their lives.

And this trend is not just limited to the United States.  As I have written about frequently, unemployment rates for young adults throughout Europe have been soaring to unprecedented heights.  For example, the unemployment rate for those under the age of 25 in Italy has now reached 40.1 percent.

Simon Black of the Sovereign Man blog discussed this global trend in a recent article on his website...

Youth unemployment rates in these countries are upwards of 40% to nearly 70%. The most recent figures published by the Italian government show yet another record high in youth unemployment.

An entire generation is now coming of age without being able to leave the nest or have any prospect of earning a decent wage in their home country.

This underscores an important point that I’ve been writing about for a long time: young people in particular get the sharp end of the stick.

They’re the last to be hired, the first to be fired, the first to be sent off to fight and die in foreign lands, and the first to have their benefits cut.

And if they’re ever lucky enough to find meaningful employment, they can count on working their entire lives to pay down the debts of previous generations through higher and higher taxes.

But when it comes time to collect… finally… those benefits won’t be there for them.

Meanwhile, the overall economy continues to get even weaker.

In the United States, Gallup's daily economic confidence index is now the lowest that it has been in more than a year.

For young people that are in high school or college right now, the future does not look bright.  In fact, this is probably as good as the U.S. economy is going to get.  It is probably only going to be downhill from here.

The system is failing, and young people are going to become even angrier and even more frustrated.

So what will that mean for our future?

Please feel free to share what you think by posting a comment below...

 

 

21 Of The Best Comments Posted By Frustrated Americans On The Official Obamacare Facebook Page

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The launch of Obamacare has been a complete and total nightmare so far.  The “online exchanges” are constantly crashing, there are endless glitches and delays, and many of the people that actually have been able to successfully register for an account are discovering that health insurance premiums under Obamacare are far higher than what they are used to paying.  In fact, as I wrote about the other day, some Americans that have had their old policies canceled by their insurance companies are discovering that their health insurance costs will double or even triple under Obamacare.  What a great “success”, eh?  Under Obamacare, Americans are going to pay more for health care, they are going to have more limited health care options, they are going to be subjected to much more paperwork, and if they choose not to participate in the system they are going to be hit with very punitive fines.  What’s not to like?

But despite all of the negatives, a lot of Americans were actually looking forward to (Read More....)

 

 

SHUTDOWN FALLDOWN

GALLUP: OBAMA FALLS TO 41%...
WIRED SHUT: BARRICADE AT WWII MEMORIAL REINFORCED...
Military keeps Camp David open; Halts NFL, baseball coverage to troops overseas...
Autumn 'leaf season' in jeopardy...
Debt ceiling fight dates to Founding Fathers...
Boehner looking to temper expectations...
WH asks for shutdown sob stories...

$63B Spent, $26B Taxed, $1.6B Borrowed in First 2 Days of 'Shutdown'...

'DUCK DYNASTY' Star Claims Editors Cut Jesus' Name From Prayer At End Of Show...

UPDATE: Off-duty NYPD cop stood by while bikers beat dad...

REPORT: Feds seize grocer's bank account for no reason...

 

SHOCK VIDEO: Obama Supporters Don't Know What Party Obama Is Affiliated With!

POLL: 88% say government 'in charge' of people...

Happy Birthday: Tax Code Increases 73,208 Pages Since Inception...

Former NSA/CIA Chief Jokes About Putting Edward Snowden on Obama's Kill List...

 

Government Shutdown Not Slowing Down Warmongers Posted by : George Washington Post date: 10/03/2013 - Warmongering Continuing Full Speed Ahead …The government shutdown isn’t slowing down the warmongers.  For example:

* The CIA is ramping up covert training program for Syrian rebels

* President Obama has waived a ban on aiding regimes that use child soldiers

* The Department of Defense awarded 94 new contracts worth a combined total of more than $5 billion dollars the day right before the government shutdown

* DoD will continue to award contracts during the shutdown … but will stop publicly announcing them

* The giant $2 billion dollar NSA spying center in Utah is still opening (the NSA is part of the Department of Defense, which carries out assassination and cyber-warfare campaigns, as well as destroying the privacy of American citizens)

As Ron Paul notes, military spending will increase 18% even after the sequestration “cuts”:

Reducing spending on militarism would not only help balance the budget, but would enhance our security.Yet both the House and the Senate continuing resolutions not only fail to reduce military spending, they actually authorize $20 billion more in military spending than authorized by the “sequestration” created by the 2011 Budget Control Act.  Most of the supposedly “draconian” sequestration cuts are not even cuts; instead, they are “reductions in the planed rate of spending.” This is where Congress increases spending but by less than originally planned—and yet they claim to cut spending.

 

Under sequestration, military spending increases by 18 percent instead of by 20 percent over the next ten years. Yet some so-called conservatives are so opposed to these phony cuts in military spending that they would support increased taxes and increased welfare “military” spending. This “grand bargain” would benefit the DC political class and the special interests, but it would be a disaster for the American people.

Of course, we wouldn’t be in this crisis of hitting the debt ceiling in the first place if we hadn’t spent so much money on unnecessary wars … which are horrible for the economy.

And as John Whitehead writes:

The one area not impacted in the least by a government shutdown will be the police/surveillance state and its various militarized agencies, spying programs and personnel. Take a look at the programs and policies that will not be affected by a government shutdown, and you’ll get a clearer sense of the government’s priorities — priorities which have … little to do with serving taxpayers and everything to do with maintaining power and control, while being sold to the public under the guise of national security.

Postscript: Those who say that soldiers won’t be paid are wrong.   Active-duty military service members, plus civilians and contractors with the departments of Defense and Homeland Security  support active-duty troops and guardsmen, will still be paid during the temporary cessation of most government activities.