How to Create 20 Million Jobs in the US

By Avalon
theintelhub.com
December 9, 2012

Sounds impossible right? One thing is for sure, it’s American Small Business that actually creates the majority of the US Economy. The belief that the Global Corporations control our economy is false. Their control is on a macroeconomic level – through the Private Federal Reserve and their cartel of Regional Reserve Banks.

It is the Private Federal Reserve that has bankrupted the United States, make no mistake about it. Look around globally, and you can easily see a coordinated effort to consolidate and destroy economies the world over. This is the Global Criminal Banking Cartel in action. They are already responsible for the death of thousands – probably millions of people through the loss of income, their homes and businesses. The only solution is to nationalize the Private Federal Reserve – it is a matter of National Security.

Nevertheless, we as Americans are in this fight to the end. We have the real power and through recent actions like the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street, as controlled as these groups may have become, in the end, it was the American Spirit that made them powerful. It’s going to take a lot more than some 1000 Global Relics from a dead European Paradigm to defeat the American Spirit.

So, how does America create 20 million jobs? Quite easy as a matter of fact – there are 20 million Small to Medium Businesses in the United States and with the hiring of (on average) one new employee, these 20 million jobs could be created within 30 days. Let’s call it:

Small Business vs The Globalist

Although many people do business with a few large corporations like McDonald’s,Walmart, Home Depot, Bank of America etc, these trends can be reversed in weeks if not months. All that is required is the will to defeat these Globalists at their own game. Of course, another and even more successful strategy would be for employees of these corporations to leave en mass, sending them into a chaotic death spiral.

It’s interesting to note that on the SBA (Small Business Administration) website, we read the following summary:

One thing is for sure, as a small business owner you are not alone! There are millions of small businesses across the United States traveling the same road as you each and every day. Although your business operates in its own unique fashion, the cumulative impact of the small business sector is enormous.

Here are a few statistics from the Small Business Administration:

• The 23 million small businesses in America account for 54% of all U.S. sales.
• Small businesses provide 55% of all jobs and 66% of all net new jobs since the 1970s.
• The 600,000 plus franchised small businesses in the U.S. account for 40% of all retail sales and provide jobs for some 8 million people.
• The small business sector in America occupies 30-50% of all commercial space, an estimated 20-34 billion square feet.

Furthermore, the small business sector is growing rapidly. While corporate America has been “downsizing”, the rate of small business “start-ups” has grown, and the rate for small business failures has declined.

• The number of small businesses in the United States has increased 49% since 1982.
• Since 1990, as big business eliminated 4 million jobs, small businesses added 8 million new jobs.

For more interesting facts about the Small Businesses community visit:

• U.S. Census Bureau’s Statistics of U.S. Businesses
• SBA Office of Advocacy’s Firm Size Data
• DOE’s Energy Information Administration
• National Small Business Association 

Source:

http://www.sba.gov/content/small-business-trends

SBA’s Strategic Plan for 2011 through 2016

U.S. Small Business Administration Strategic Plan Fiscal Years 2011 – 2016

Every few years or so, SBA releases a strategy document for the current and upcoming years.  The three strategic goals outlined for the fiscal years 2011 – 2016 period are not significantly different from those of recent SBA planning cycles.  SBA’s core objectives of effectively supporting our nation’s current and future small business owners and providing assistance to victims of disaster remain unchanged. However, the means for achieving our goals reflect the lessons learned through experiences in serving our customers across the nation and from listening to, and working with, our employees at all organizational levels. SBA’s three strategic goals for FY 2011-2016 are:

1. Growing businesses and creating jobs.
2. Building an SBA that meets the needs of today’s and tomorrow’s small businesses.
3. Serving as the voice for small business.

Fortunately, the Entrepreneurial Spirit is still alive in America. The major difficulty is in acquiring capitol and competing with extremely low prices from Importers like China. Of course, thanks to Treaties like NAFTA and GATT, Americas Manufacturing and Industrial capability has been nearly destroyed. What perpetuates this condition is the purchasing of goods from China that account for nearly all manufactured goods today.

A very in-depth article posted on Inc. May 1st, 2007 titled Does the SBA Still Matter? features many anecdotal stories and details on the SBA and questions if it’s relevant today. A lengthy article but worth the read.

One of the more recent legislative developments to address Employment and Job creation is the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act or JOBS Act.According to Wikipedia:

The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act or JOBS Act, is a law intended to encourage funding of United States small businesses by easing various securities regulations. It passed with bipartisan support, and was signed into law by President Barack Obama on April 5, 2012.

One of the more interesting provisions of the bill, other than Micro-Loans is to “raise the number of permitted shareholders in community banks from 500 to 2,000.^[15]> What this translates to is that up to 2,000 individual investors can start a Community Bank that would potentially be able to, say, allow deposits to be translated into Gold or Silver. Also, major funding of community project could eliminate the Criminal Banking Cartel from destroying any further the remaining value of our economy.

Granted, it might sound like an over-simplification, but many times, a simple solution is the best solution. Take for instance the hysterical Christmas Shopping we’ve witnessed across America, where most of the products purchased are from foreign countries. Why Americans keep thinking companies who have the gall to declare, “Saving people money so they can live better lives” can  do anything to bring our economy back to life. Yes, I’m talking about your average Walmart Shopper who aside from trying to save a few dollars are contributing to the destruction of the US Economy.

As Gerald Celente has said so succinctly, People want Quality and if Americans can find a way to manufacture quality products and services, we might have a chance to fight our way out of this Depression. Gerald also emphatically makes the case the people should “Buy American” whenever possible.  Gerald Celente is founder of The Trends Journalwhich follows trends globally and locally. Interestingly, Gerald predicted and started suggesting to buy locally back in the 1993Trnds Journal Issue.

This article is Part 1 of an ongoing series of articles on the US Economy, Employment and Possibilities as well as Solutions that are offered by a variety of sources.  Part 2 will be titled:

How We Lost America – Glass-Steagall 101

SOURCE:

Strategic Plan Fiscal Years 2011 – 2016

U.S. Small Business Administration Strategic Plan Fiscal Years 2011 – 2016

Does the SBA Still Matter?

http://www.inc.com/magazine/20070501/features-does-the-sba-still-matter.html

Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act

Private Federal Reserve

The Trends Journal

http://unstats.un.org/unsd/trade/s_geneva2011/refdocs/cds/usa%20-%20itc%20-%20small%20and%20medium%20sized%20enterprises%20%28nov%202010%29.pdf

http://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/pub4125.pdf

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