posted on Apr, 16 2012 @ 09:40 AM
It's a result of people agreeing to it.
Corporations only exist because the people buy from them. What the corporations don't realize is that they are a part of their own destruction. Their
greed blinds them to it, but once the people have no more money to spend, they fail. They will be left with whatever is on their back, just as we will
be.
Look at it this way, money is a finite resource, just as water is. As more of it is secreted away in the hands of a few "hoarders" the supply drains
away. The people have no more money to use. The government cannot simply just keep printing more because the value of that money continues to decline
until it's worth nothing.
We are now in the end game, where too much wealth has been concentrated in the hands of the hoarders.
There are only three scenarios that are possible.
1. The wealthy money hoarders wake up and realize that they are part of the destruction of the entire economic and social makeup of our societies and
start redistributing their wealth while only holding what they actually need. This is the best option but it is also highly unlikely, because many of
those who hold such wealth are so detached from reality that all they can think about is their own monetary gain. Many of "them" are not even
people, they're corporations with no humanity, no soul, no sense and no comprehension of the world - only numbers (money).
2. Someone hits the reset button and all wealth is wiped out. This is extremely complex and complicated on a global scale. It would basically mean the
end of numerous currencies. But would still mean that a few hold extreme wealth and power through assets such as precious metals etc. This is actually
more likely, and seems to be where we are heading right now. The $ is going to fail eventually, after the € of course.
3. The most likely scenario - revolution. The people increasingly loose more and more of their wealth into the funnel upwards to the hoarders, until
something breaks. People loose their homes, their jobs, cannot afford to pay for the basic necessities of life and are forced into action. The only
people they can target are those who are living comfortably, in their massive mansions and government buildings. This is what is now happening in
Greece, what will happen in Spain, and will probably happen in the USA too.
Imagine money is water. We're facing a drought here in the UK this year.
The hoarders have all the water, and they're supplying it out and demanding more and more back of your wealth in return. Eventually you run out of
things to give them. You can only work so many hours a day, you sold the TV, you raided your kids college funds... but they're not going to give that
water away. You need it, so what do you do?
Our governments are not acting now to redistribute the massive limited wealth the hoarders have, and it will continue to move upward, an ongoing
extraction from the people. The only way they can prevent a revolution is to redistribute that finite wealth and restore some balance.
They're not doing it, and that's why there will come a time when too many of the people have had enough and they choose to restore the balance
themselves.
Look at what happened in Egypt. That wasn't about an oppressive regime as many seem to think. It started because a man set himself on fire after
corrupt local officials destroyed his chance to earn a living. Now imagine him times 310,591,917 (the population of the USA - 1%)
I can almost guarantee that it'll happen in Greece first. I'll bet that this year the Greek government will be stormed by the angry crowds and it
will fall. They'll leave the € and the currency will collapse. Revolutions will happen in France, Spain, potentially the UK and eventually the
USA.
Nothing is being done to stop the extraction of wealth, and that can only lead to one outcome.