You know whats missing from that ...An envelope with a self destructing tape and maybe the bat signal but that might be overdoing it a little

Again the sole focus on JOB CREATION continues without addressing the growing non-human component of producing our products and services––productive capital––in terms of financing its formation so that we broaden private, individual ownership and Americans are able to over time build a viable capital estate that generates income in addition to or in place of wages and salaries.

In the final analysis, JOB OPPORTUNITIES for the majority of Americans is headed to a dead end due to tectonic shifts in the technologies of production, which are destroying and degrading jobs.

The Federal Reserve is dragging with in-action. There is no question that the Federal Reserve System needs to be reformed to act as a purveyor of economic growth. The focus should be on OWNERSHIP CREATION, which will result in real JOB CREATION as a result of future economic growth.

Influential economists and business leaders, as well as political leaders, should read Harold Moulton's The Formation Of Capital, in which he argues that it makes no sense to finance new productive capital out of past savings. Instead, economic growth should be financed out of future earnings (savings), and provide that every citizen become an owner.

The Federal Reserve, which has been largely responsible for the powerlessness of most American citizens, should set an example for all the central banks in the world. Chairman Benjamin Bernanke and other members of the Federal Reserve need to wake-up and implement Section 13 paragraph 2, which directs the Federal Reserve to create credit for local banks to make loans where there isn't enough savings in the system to finance economic growth. We should not destroy the Federal Reserve or make it a political extension of the Treasury Department, but instead reform it so that the American citizens in each of the 12 Federal Reserve Regions become the owners. The result will be that money power will flow from the bottom up, not from the top down––not for consumer credit, not for credit that doesn't pay for itself or non-productive uses of credit, but for credit for productive uses to expand the economy's rate of growth.

The systemic injustices of monopoly capitalism can only be addressed by comprehensive reforms to the tax, monetary and inheritance policies favoring the top 1 percent at the expense of the 99 percent. The current system perpetuates budget deficits and unsustainable government debt, underutilized workers, a lack of financing for financing advanced energy and green technologies, and outsourcing of U.S. industrial jobs to low-wage countries, trade deficits, shrinking consumption incomes among the poor and middle class, and conventional methods for financing productive growth that increase the ownership and power gaps between the top 1 percent and the 90 percent whose combined ownership accumulations are already less than the elite whose money power is widely known as the source of political corruption and the breakdown of political democracy.

The unworkability of the traditional market economy is evidenced by the diverse and growing deficits––federal budget deficit, trade deficit, city, county and state budget deficits––which are making it increasingly impossible for governments at every level to function. The increasing deficit burden is the result of the growing numbers of people who cannot earn, from legitimate participation in production, enough income to support themselves and their families. Thus government is obliged to “redistribute” to starve off economic collapse. The key means of redistribution is taxation––taking from the legitimate producers and giving to the non- or under-producers––to make up the economy’s ever wider income and purchasing power shortfalls.

The fact is that political democracy is impossible without economic democracy. Those who control money control the laws that foster wage slavery, welfare slavery, debt slavery and charity slavery. These laws can and should be changed by the 99 percent and those among the 1 percent who are committed to a just and economically classless market economy, true equality of opportunity, and a level playing field in the future for 100 percent of Americans. By adopting economic policies and programs that acknowledge every citizen’s right to become a capital worker as well as a labor worker, the result will be an end to perpetual labor servitude and the liberation of people from progressive increments of subsistence toil and compulsive poverty as the 99 percent benefits from the rewards of productive capital-sourced income.

The question that requires an answer is now timely before us. It was first posed by binary economist Louis Kelso in the 1950s but has never been thoroughly discussed on the national stage. Nor has there been the proper education of our citizenry that addresses what economic justice is and what ownership is. Therefore, by ignoring such issues of economic justice and ownership, our leaders are ignoring the concentration of power through ownership of productive capital, with the result of denying the 99 percenters equal opportunity to become capital owners. The question, as posed by Kelso is: “how are all individuals to be adequately productive when a tiny minority (capital workers) produce a major share and the vast majority (labor workers), a minor share of total goods and service,” and thus, “how do we get from a world in which the most productive factor—physical capital—is owned by a handful of people, to a world where the same factor is owned by a majority—and ultimately 100 percent—of the consumers, while respecting all the constitutional rights of present capital owners?”

Two of the Bureau's economists responsible for this "October Surprise" report are listed as having provided sizable donations to the Obama reelction campaign, and it looks as if they just made another! Just sayin'!

Seems that the 60,000 Households surveyed reported enough new individuals employed and/or looking for work (the later category now that summer is over) for these economists to extrapolate 873,000 increase in employed individuals in the labor force for September, or best showing nationally since June of 1983 under the real and solid Reagan Recovery. Amazing that the failing all along Obama Administration has now out-shined the best month of employment in the last 30 years, better yet than anything Bill Clinton could produce.

Excuse me while I go look for my Vapo-Rub to block that really terrible smell coming out of the Bureau of Labor Statistics that reports go the Obama Labor Department political appointee Chairwoman.

really..really..on all comments and stories on this channel and site. are you better off! do you realize we are going to war with every country soon. do you realize we owe china trillions and and are forgiving billions from Muslim countries. do you see the end game? really do you think or believe a cool and hip guy, but no clue on leading(your man got killed) A u.s. ambassador....can lead us to greatness. 7.8% unemployment. Just a joke..lie after lie.. i feel sorry for you. really. if you don`t like your parents that is OK., then think about your children...they will be speaking a different language soon. OMG..sorry to insult you..hope you got that..

wow......i never thought,,ever i would let someone else think for me...Will you

I know in my heart that in the future, people will look at Obama as one of the greatest president we ever had. Its a shame so many people are duped by the Republicans. Its almost hard to believe that it happens, because they are so blatant in their actions, and make no effort to cover it up. They know eventually the masses will forget and they bank on it. And we go about like blind rats in a wheel, letting ourselves to be walked all over, robbed, treated like their slaves and we take it, because the masses have short term memory. Look at fracking going on in our nation right now by the oil companies . Anyone can look it up on U tube, a media by American everyday people.One third our entire nations water supply is permanently being destroyed as I write this.You think their would be a revolt over this horror, but you don't hear about it on the news. Oil companies have too much control, and Obama was the one who had the guts to talk about the horrors of lobbying, the republicans favorite play ground. Line their pockets and they will sell their mother. PEOPLE EDUCATE YOURSELVES. WE ARE LOSING OUR COUNTRY AND NOT A SHOT HAS BEEN FIRED.

President Obama, needs to make a conscious decision on how to prosecute this campaign and the strategy to use to promptly address it. Having realized how slippery and flip-flopping Governor Romney was during their famous debate, the late Senator Ted Kennedy went after pinning him down with a prosecuting approach by asking the Governor to account for how he would balance the budget through a bill in the senate . Romney is famous for lack of specificity, instead, he gave the same answer that Paul Ryan gave Mike Wallace of Fox News, that there was no enough time to step by step. We all know the answer that came from Teddy, "that is what we do with legislation"

Both the President and the Vice President should take this approach, they must pin both of them down, if necessary, the must watch the tape of the Mass Senate debate, Mike Wallace, George Stephanopoulos and some other where both of these guys have miserable failed to account for the or reasonably demonstrate a clear understanding of "arithmetic" as stated by President Clinton.

The winning tactic needs not to be newly developed, it has been put in templates for them, they just need to ensure that different template is accurately applied for effective results