Friday, June 8, 2012

The People Awaken to Financial Terrorism

The People Awaken to Financial Terrorism: Infowars Exclusive

This is an overview in the Financial Terrorism conference held in the UK this past weekend.
Speakers included Max Keiser, John Perkins, F William Engdahl, Ian Crane, Alessio Rastani
and more. 


Stay tuned for more in depth videos from the conference.

Emitte lucem et veritatem
Send out light and truth

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Why don't "We The People" show them how financial terrorism works? Everyone with a mortgage, credit card, student loan, car loan, or any kind of bank credit or bank loan,, use your credit, to the limit, and then stop paying when your statements for payment comes every month. What are they going to do? Can they hire enough collection agents to come after everybody? Do they have enough lawyers? Would they have enough money to pay the vultures? Can they foreclose on every house in the country, or even the world, for that matter? Can they repossess every car? What are they going to do? Take everybody to court! Kinda clog up the phony court system; don't yea think? At the same time why not pull all of the money, you might have in any stock market of any kind, out. Do ya think that might wake a few people up, i.e. (banksters), etc. How about closing any bank accounts in the, so called, to big to fail banks, like: J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Citi Bank, Wells Fargo, etc. and put your money in Credit Unions or small local banks. How 'bout that for a little financial terrorism? The only problem I see is to convince enough people to do it. A critical mass type situation, if you will. If you are serious about bringing these banksters down, including the FED, I think this might get their attention. What's the FED gonna do when all banksters start to realize what hit them? How would the FED begin to bail out this kind of mess? Then the only option would be debt forgiveness, removal of the to big to fail banks by paring them down to size, and replacing the Dollar with an asset based currency. So if you would be worried about screwing up your credit rating; the debt forgiveness, mentioned above, should take care of that. Think about it! Of course, this would be too damned easy and it would take a few months for the banksters to catch on that that their own greed is going to take them down. Hell I'm just tryin' to think outside of the box here a little bit. I really don't think there are enough people with the guts do try an idea like this. Think about it: if you walk into a bank and rob it, you get in trouble, but when a bank loans you "your own money" and demands that you pay it back to them, with interest (conversion), that's just business. So what does bank robbery mean, boys and girls? They do it every day when they loan you "your own money" and demand that you pay it back with interest. That's what they do people. They loan you "your own money." The banks charters say that they are not allowed to loan their own money, their depositors money, their investors money or their credit; so who's left in this equation? You, the borrower. It's your own money anyway people. They just create it out of thin air on your signature only. Who else signs? Not the bank.