Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comment on this quote Share via Email Print this Page Dorcas Hardy Quote “There is no prospect that today's younger workers will receive all the Social Security and Medicare benefits currently promised them.” ~ Dorcas Hardy former Social Security Commissioner and author of "Social Insecurity"quoted in the December 1995 Reader's Digest. Economics , Fed , IRS , Money , Taxation Ratings and Comments Reply RobertSRQ 4/3/08 Here lies the problem - it's not a matter of the program it's a matter how the program is administered. If all the funds that are contributed to SS and Medicare benefits AND left alone without encroachment AND allowed to grow with interest, like any savings (which this should be), AND to redirect our priorities that allow for national pride from industry and commerce, then there would be no problem with these two programs. We steal from these programs to pay for wars, incompetent banks, the Federal Reserve, and tax breaks for corporate America (using the defunct Ragan policy of trickle-down economics). The problem with SS and Medicare is not the program or idea but its administration - we need a Manhattan project that will come up with ideas to totally reorganize these systems. Reply Anonymous 4/3/08 EVERYONE is wrong! Social Security payments are IMAGINARY when all that we have in banks is numbers AND the Fed said their system of plunder "works only with credit. Credit exists ONLY in your imagination. The reason that we make no progress towards freedom, the Fed's system is just too simple for many to comprehend, Taxation is an illusion that regulates the ratio of production to consumption. In 1920, Keynes wrote: "If governments should refrain from regulation, the worthlessness of the money becomes apparent and the fraud upon the public can be concealed no longer."-- The Economic Consequences of the Peace. The Fed did not fib and Keyhes did not kid! The following link has no advertizing. www.morpix.biz/dc Please get it to many Reply J Carlton, Calgary 4/3/08 Anon- I think, in here, we're all aware that the money isn't real. But what passes for money / debt is based on our slave labor. But keep spreading the message, its a good one. Reply E Archer, NYC 4/3/08 We don't need a Manhattan project to reorganize these systems -- we need to return to a reality-based monetary system. If we had two forms of currency, one cash (i.e. gold, silver, platinum, etc,), one credit (i.e. promissory notes, interest-bearing, inflationary, fiat currency), we could balance our savings with hard and soft currencies. AND if the credit currency were issued by a 'Fed' that was wholly owned by the People, the profits of which would pay for EVERYTHING. But power corrupts, and the republic cannot long survive once the People vote themselves the money from the Treasury, hence, it is democracy that has corrupted and bankrupted this country. Reply Waffler, Smith, Arkansas 4/4/08 Agreed as long as we have guys like Reagan and Bushes running things. Their is more than enough money to do anything we want to do in this country. All we need is politcal will. Reply warren, olathe 4/27/08 We can only dream of endless Reagans in office. Oh if it could only be true. Quote is only stating the obvious. SaveOk2 SaveOk2 View CommentsClick to view or comment. Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print This Dorcas Hardy quote is found in these categories: Economics quotes Fed quotes IRS quotes Money quotes Taxation quotes About Dorcas Hardy Bio of Dorcas Hardy Quotations by Dorcas Hardy Books by/about Dorcas Hardy Dorcas Hardy videos Dorcas Hardy on Wikipedia Astrological chart for Dorcas Hardy