Originally posted by harvib
I believe the solutions to our problems lies in major tax reform and Government reform. Not the reformation of the markets.
The solution lies in the elimination of the markets. They are casinos. Eliminate stock ownership and you eliminate the profit motive of the
international bankers that control all the central banks and own all the banks that own all the oil companies and own all the military-indusrial
companies. Make all companies non-profit, limit their profits to what is backed by the labor ... just like limiting currency backed by gold or silver
which is in a limited supply SO CAN'T BE FRACTIONALLY BANKED.
And, what about this, are you familiar w/the TDCC (probably more than I am): see bottom of post at:
www.abovetopsecret.com... In 2007, DTCC settled the vast majority of securities transactions in the United
States, more than $1.86 quadrillion in value ... 99% of all stocks in the U.S. appear to be legally owned by them.
and also (at the same url but lacking documentation):
In the US, we have instruments called ETF's. They are generally industry following funds.
But each fund has what is called an inverse fund. IOW, price of an inverse fund goes UP as price of those stocks in the fund goes DOWN.
-- does this help explain why the markets are rocketing and plunging and rocketing so violently lately? ...insider trading. All premeditated in
a 3rd Pearl Harbor financial attack. Since the owners of the Fed/City of London/Bundesbank OWN most of the stock and preferred stock in the first
place, if they can coordinate the G-8-to-G-20, and they just pulled off this 800 billion dollar robbery of the U.S. taxpayer and are doing the same
thing around the world ... none of it would be as possible if all the companies were non-profit and not allowed to issue stock.
Then we'd be left w/sorting out the privately owned companies such as Bechtel and Halliburton that were also co-founded and co-owned by the Fed/City
of London Bankers who rely on politicians that are on the take and work for the NWO Fed and City of London interlocking banking directorate that
dominates the governments and gives the no-bid contracts to Halliburton and Bechtel and Kroll.
