Thieves, thieves, tramps and thrives!

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The United States must come to the conclusion that the international monetary financier system is finished.

Unsustainable usury and speculation in every financial transaction, fostering irrational, unreasonable, unconditional, unlimited financial support from the Fed, guaranteed by the faith and produce of the United States, means that the system can not be fixed, regulated, resuscitated, bailed-out, etc. There is simply not enough money that can be created to satisfy the usury, created from fantastical financial products and maneuvers.

All fact-less rhetoric, verbiage, articles, causes, distractions, etc are compounding the destruction to the population's physical economy.

Statecraft demands the termination of the monetary system: put the Fed into bankruptcy protection, recover the bailout trillions, banks that qualify will join the U.S. National Bank under Glass-Steagall standards. Credits and currency will be issued into the population's economy with the executive of creating, improving, and expanding the necessary facilities that enhance our standard of living.

We have never appreciated the accomplishments of this great nation; we are about to lose it all.

Congress must drop the petty passions that foster derision of government and treason; must discover priorities in the order and defense of the nation.

The United States is the Only Cause that will serve humanity; any other cause, issue, agenda, reorientation, etc. is treason.

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A little poetry...

What happens in an executive bathroom?

Shit happens. The only thing different for the executive is they will never be called to clean up their own shit. Results may vary for those down wind or down on the org chart. Irrelevant rant you say…see you tomorrow at the job you hate...cleaning up the shit of others because servitude is your fate.

Take back the streets, the communities, the hearts and minds of struggling and prosperous families…and not the White House and you take back America. A call for revolution is not a call for anarchy or physical violence, but a call for an end to the silence of the sheep at cliff’s edge. As for violence, by all means do slay apathy; do slay blind belief in the Gods of Wall Street and the mystical deities of Washington and other locations. Certainly, on Wall Street and in Washington there are people of sound heart and mind, pure motivation and clear intention of principle and real desire to transform service or professionalism into societal progress. Salute them for their efforts and acknowledge their uphill battle. It is easier to move a mountain than it is to change a corrupted heart and a co-opted mind. This is why change is hard. It has nothing to do with representative government or the lack of a parliamentary system, or the fact that people go to church and possess a centrist or moderate view. It remains a foundational issue.

 

 
It has nothing to do with a president of flesh and bone and brown skin tone. It has everything to do with definition of life as codified and practiced in policy and procedure and the strange habits of living creatures who line up for their own slaughter at the hands of those who could care less, share less, and who bear false witness concerning the attributes of trickle down and pull yourself up off of the ground after I knocked you down with the hidden hand and the wry sly smile. Look closely and you will see the tears of the clown who entertains and distracts. Stand up my people and take the country back. This is what Durbin meant when he said,

The banks “frankly own the place”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/29/dick-durbin-banks-frankly_n_193010.html

A veiled called to arms, but oh look at the time, hear the sounding of the alarm to march in time to the beat of fear. Don’t call in sick – get yer behind in here so that you can be underpaid and waylaid by my myopic march to greed. I will work you until you drop and when you are out of energy, I will ask you to leave, or I might ask before that. What is this we hear of manufacturing jobs gone for ever, never to come back, all while fools dip their crusty feet in the pools of million dollar retreats from reality?

 

  I'm a fan of this user Oh the banality of it all, the spectrum of defining color that emits from the fall of the hypocritical who blow once in an eternity opportunities to rise above the limitations of their fixation on self-interest. These dinosaurs of fabricated legend and lore are not the solution therefore they should not be the priority. Excuse me if I refuse to believe that the intelligent, the compassionate, the loving, the kind, the color blind patriot of this place called home is in the minority. There is no time like the present for a personal revolution. You do not even need to leave your home to have it, just decide that day by day you will become increasingly independent of that which does not love you. Such a mindset will separate friend from foe and servant from garden implement…more interested in amassig money they can never spend -- to the detriment of the nation.

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Goldman Sachs is the global leader of social interference, selfish indulgance and lack of moral conviction and standards. They care not who they harm to earn incomes based on no social or economic benefits to anyone. They manufacture nothing, they produce nothing they contribute nothing to society.

They subscribe to the quote of Meyer Rothschild - the creator of the Central Banking System - who said:

"Let me control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its' laws"

This is from GS666.com

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I pledge subservience
To the greed
Of the Too Big To Fail Banks of America
And to the oligarchy
For which they stand
One nation, under Goldman, uncontrollable
With usury and inequity for all

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Ok so here's another one.

I am NOT against people making money. I am all for it!!!!

I just want to know that the deck is not unfairly, stacked against me! I have worked all my life and am comfortable with my life. I would like to have more time and cash to travel but hey, I'm alright.

What does piss me off are the fat cats and money people on wall street that don't really work and get obscene bonuses!
Goldman Sachs
JP Morgan
AIG
Please wall street needs to be burnt down and main street needs to get angry. I can't figure out why more people have not become aware of this and gotten really loud! Why?

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Dear Congressman,

As a newly unwitting part-owner of AIG and one of your constituents down here in Florida, I ask that you and the other members of congress block AIG from paying out $100 (or more) in bonuses to their employees, many of whom got us into this financial mess in the first place. The fact that they don’t think that they have to answer to the people that now own 80% of their failing business is a joke.

If I did a really horrible job at my work (which, at the moment isn’t possible, because I was laid off, which is what should happen to many at AIG) and lost my company and the companies that we deal with gigantic quantities of money, I wouldn’t get a bonus (of amounts up to a reported $6.5mil, no less), I’d be fired and out on my ass, and rightly so.

I’ve had to work hard to stomach the fact that we keep bailing out all of these financial giants that nearly brought down our entire economy instead of spending that money on new infrastructure and new businesses that could do a better job. We’re pumping blood into a corpse and hoping that it comes back to life. The best we can hope for with this tack is Frankenstein’s monster, not a healthy banking system. I find it appalling that the companies that we’ve bailed out have been held to virtually no standards of accountability and have been so sanctimonious when asked.

The rest of us, the hard-working everypeople of this country are just supposed to accept that as “the way things are.” That is, excuse my language, a fucking joke. How are we supposed to value hard work and competence when our government is rewarding the exact opposite? So, I ask for you to at least raise the issue. I understand that you are just one member of a large body of representatives, but having one voice standing up and saying “No” is how change gets started. Thank you for your time, Congressman.

State lawmakers who howl about wasteful spending by local governments should have put the brakes on the abuse-ridden Deferred Option Retirement Program years ago.


But they let it ride, including during the January special session when they chopped education and trust funds for children’s health.



That’s called protecting their own.