Closing of the USPS!
Friday, April 8, 2016 9:02
THE IMPORTANCE OF CLOSING THE USPS!
Effective Sunday, the U.S. postal service will reduce the cost of a stamp by 2 cents. Not a big deal to most people, although the USPS is not thrilled. After all, what corporation wants to receive less revenue.
What are we really observing here? Better question is “Who are the people who still use snail mail or will continue to do so?” With the elimination of the middle class, the post office is used primarily by the elderly and the poor. The very people who have been identified as “USERS” of cash! The remainder, including companys, conduct the majority of transactions on-line.
Large corporations such as Amazon are actively lobbying for drone delivery, which is only a matter of time before approved.
The long term exsistence of the USPS is a hinderance to the ultimate goal of converting the economy from cash to a credit system. Since the typical transaction is small, most customers use coins and cash.
After all who is going to put a 47 cent stamp on their credit card?
The use of physical currency must be eliminated!!!
How is this to be accomplished?
The USPS can assit them initially by attracting people to increase their use of services. Customers will use their remaining coins and cash. Then remove that out of circulation!
Reduced revenue, even if usage increases, will financially impair the USPS. Service will deteriate and eventually result in fewer people utilizing their services.
How to close it down completely? “Homeland Security!” After all, how can they monitor every written letter mailed when sensoring on-line communication is so much more effective and private parcels pose a threat. Any legitimate package would be delivered by drone.
Another way to accelerate the financial destruction of the USPS is the require them to issue -2 cent stamps to compensate consumers who have purchased stamps prior to Sunday! Effectively pay each individual 2 cents to mail letters.
Welcome to the Brave New World where negative interest rates are the norm and financial engineering explores different avenues to remove physical currency!
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