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Melissa Melton
June 4, 2012

Tami Luhby at CNN, which might as well be known as the Communist News Network, recently put out what is essentially a hit piece involving a “study” to further stoke the class/race war our mainstream media has been more than complicit in and openly propagandizing, especially following the Trayvon Martin case.

The article, aptly titled “Who’s got the money?” is led with race:

Who makes the big bucks in America?

Middle-aged white couples.

We all know that income is concentrated in the United States, but Sentier Research has crunched the data to show just who has the money.

Take a look at the breakdown by race.

The chart’s description is finished off with the line “Blacks and Hispanics have a smaller slice of the pie.”

So CNN is going to propagate this idea of America’s abundant “middle-aged white people” in a pitiful attempt to divide the 99% by class and race? And at a time when the majority of the nation and many others across the globe are swimming in the black bowels of a great economic turmoil? That’s convenient. Turn your attentions to white middle-aged, middle-class Americans and not the corrupt corporations consolidating wealth and power that our government has become.

Out of curiosity, does a wealthy middle class even hardly exist in Mr. Obama’s America anymore? Just because someone has barely managed to stay off the ever-mutating government welfare dole is hardly significant. According to The 2012 Index of Dependence on Government, an unprecedented total of 67.3 million Americans depend on some form of government welfare now. For the first time in history, only half of Americans pay taxes, and the largest generational retirement in history is about to occur as the baby boomers leave the workforce. Only a few days ago, it was revealed that May 2012’s American jobs created rate was the lowest it has been in a year. Markets tumbled hard following the release of that news. Yet, the government is just spending away like a psychotic robot with a printing press.

White people make up 72.4% of America’s US population according to the 2010 US Census. It only makes sense that if there’s more of a certain group of people, more people from that group would have more ability to make more money than a group with less people would. That is nothing more than simple math and common sense at the most basic level. Just because someone put that information in a pie chart does not make it groundbreaking.

Oh, and married couples make more than single people or single-parent families? You mean to tell me two people working might earn more money than one person? That’s astounding! Congratulations, that just means someone knows how to ADD. 1+1=2. Good for you. Take notice of the fact that CNN only reported gigantic lump sums based on race (and race came first with its own special pie chart), location, relationship status, and ONE age group (the one that would logically make the most money anyway).

The standard of living in America has decreased for everyone, including the middle class. For every congressperson we have, there are roughly 26 lobbyists. Billions in bailouts have effectively shipped our jobs overseas, bailouts the American taxpayer funded! Corzine and MF Global literally stole 1.2 billion dollars from their clients and for punishment they received…nothing!

Let’s look at another analysis of Sentier Research’s crunched data discussed in an April 30, 2012 Bloomberg article by Mike Dorning:

As a candidate in 2008, Obama blamed the reversals largely on the policies of Bush and other Republicans. He cited census figures showing that median income for working-age households — those headed by someone younger than 65 — had dropped more than $2,000 after inflation during the first seven years of Bush’s time in office.

Yet real median household income in March was down $4,300 since Obama took office in January 2009 and down $2,900 since the June 2009 start of the economic recovery, according to an analysis of census data by Sentier Research, an economic- consulting firm in Annapolis, Maryland.

Hmm. CNN’s Tami Luhby failed to mention that.

Dorning goes on to point out that the top 1% captured a whopping 93% of American per-capita income in 2010:

A president who attacked Bush’s policies for favoring the rich has overseen a recovery in which the wealthiest 1 percent captured 93 percent of per-capita real income gains in 2010, according to an analysis of tax data by Emmanuel Saez, an economics professor at the University of California at Berkeley.

Meanwhile, megacorporations and Bilderbergers and bought-off puppet politicians and dinosaur corporate bought-and-paid-for main stream propaganda media have been busy working on their fascist plot to overthrow our republic and are sitting around manipulating the collapse with fervent glee.

CNN can try to spin a divide among the rest of us all day long, but in the end, We the People—all races, colors, and creeds together—will suffer from the actions of an elite few.

But hey, don’t look at the men behind the black curtain. Don’t look at the globalists eating America’s wealth out from the middle like starving madmen. CNN wants everyone to know who to turn on when an economic collapse happens. It’s all those American middle-aged white people. CNN even told you which states to find them in! Good luck with that.

In other news…CNN primetime ratings hit a 20-year-low last month according to Reuters…