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Topic started on 13-10-2008 @ 03:29 PM by DimensionalDetective

Rescue For The Few, Debt Slavery For The Many


www.infowars.com
If no revenue was available for future Social Security, public health care and repair the nation’s depleted infrastructure before this giveaway, think of how bare the cupboard must be now that the government has run up the recent trillions of dollars in new debt rather than writing off a penny of the bad mortgage debts being blamed for causing the debacle.

We can see where this is leading. The wealthiest 1 percent of the population will come into possession of even more returns to wealth than the 57 percent that they are now taking. In contrast to the Statue of Liberty’s inscription “give me your poor … yearning to breathe free,” the Fed – and now the Treasury, with Congressional blessing – is taking from the public purse and giving to America’s wealthiest investors and insiders. This “Robin Hood in Reverse” program is being done without strings, without asking banks to stop paying dividends, exorbitant executive salaries and golden parachutes, and without taking over banks with negative net worth of the kind that many homeowners are experiencing.

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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 06:41 AM by NWRHINO
reply to post by Neon Haze



Dude, you have summed it up perfectly. I am with you 100%

Now how do I get in on that inheritance thing ?

Make sure you take your inheritance payment in a commodity like gold or some other universally traded unit, ya know cause dollars and stocks even property may be a little volatile

Peace


reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 07:05 AM by The_Modulus
A purchase boycott? That's the last thing you should do.

The only way that any of this will ever solve itself is if you, the American people, militantly demand transparency from your government. You need to make it your personal duty to tell each and every person you encounter about the situation, 'the system' the wall street and banking crimes against humanity being perpetrated by the few; infuriate them. Impart the knowledge on people necessary to anger them to the extent that they feel compelled beyond anything else to demand what is right from your criminal government.

People have this tremendous sense of entitlement in this day and age, a sense of entitlement to freedom, luxury, justice. People so easily divorce themselves from the past, believing things cannot revert to the hardships experienced during turbulent times at which people suffered, like the French revolution, the World Wars, the depression, feudalism, whatever.

We need to realise that we are entitled to nothing, we have not been born free with universal access to justice, dignity, personal autonomy. We are going to have to struggle, fight and exert tremendous effort. Nothing is going to be easy, and the sooner we abandon this false sense of entitlement which the ruling elite relies on to secure our complacency, the sooner we will be emancipated from this mess.

We cannot pass this down to our children, this is the war of our generation and we must step up to the plate and fight it.

Get angry, tell everyone you know why they should be angry, this will not stand!


reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 08:58 AM by St Udio
every day, the new & most powerful branch of government the Fed/Treas
dribbles out a few points about the rescue operation...
on Tues, the Fed/Treas said they will unconditionally guarantee the 9 'hallowed' banks they have already orchestrated as the Survivors of the crisis...


but there is even a catch to the govt elbowing its way into each of the 8 private banking corporations -> the $250bn start-up money, begins the buying of the the Fed/Treas Preferred Stock...which returns 5% initally & then ramps up the return over the years...

& even better for the Fed/Treas, all other preferred dividends will be cancelled- to the benefit of the govt 'senior' preferred stocks...
& the govt 'senior' preferred stock return comes right off the top...
after the govt gets its cut, then the common shareholders get to share any dividends the corporations Board of Directors approve.
~if they do declare dividends at all~

the Fed/Treas (govt) has two windows they will operate from...
The 3 year window, for the unconditional & unlimited loan Guarantees to the 'sacred' 9 banks.
And a 5 year window, for the Preferred Shares the Fed/Treas will 'own'...
the bank will be able to buy back the senior perferred stocks after that 5th year.


the whole thing about 'dribbling' out important facts & points about the total rescue package,
that sneaky way allows the Fed/Treas to create a pretty much opaque financial structure.
The complete 'rescue package' has more than 3 seperate themes
(bank solvency/ credit markets/ mortgage rescues) & each theme has dozens of intregal parts...some of which are poison to the people!


so far Fannie&Freddie are addressing the mortgages...but only for the 'credit worthy'

the $700bn is being divvied up->$250bn for the 'hollowed' 9 banks...
and whatevers next


the derivatives have not yet started to unwind
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