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If the price of oil continues to remain low the Alaskan economy will crash hard and the human suffering in Alaska will exceed the suffering during the late 1980s

Many families will lose their homes, personal savings will diminish and it will be many years before any signs of recovery. The fact is that this suffering is totally unnecessary. The problem is our ignorant politicians.

Instead of demanding the purchase of state, municipal, and port authority infrastructure and productive capacity bonds directly by the United State Federal Reserve our weak ignorant politicians will only offer budget cuts as a solution.

There is a national movement to offer workable solutions and the following link will help in the process of advocating the loss of employment for the ignorant politicians who refuse to help in the budgetary process of federal bond sales.

Now is the time to stand up to ignorance and learn about the policies necessary for the survival of our nation. We are not citizens of a state; we are citizens of our federal government and pledge our allegiance to our federal constitution.

Our nation requires the sale of these bonds for our survival and it is our responsibly to act like citizens and insure the end of the careers of elected and bureaucratic leaders who refuse to help sell our bonds.

Charles Duncan

Hi I'm Charles E. Duncan. As the primary author of the legislation to create the Alaska State Bank as a development bank. I am using this page to promote the financial instruments in Alaska necessary to access the United States Treasury and Federal Reserve discount windows and special lending facilities.