Though we may not always be affected directly by the actions of the banksters their strangle hold on the world is killing us.
Yesterday the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the US, bailed out all of the major banks in the Eurozone.
Millions of Americans have lost their jobs, lost their homes, almost 50 million are on food stamps, small American businesses and Mom and Pop shops are dying, millions of unemployed have been out of work for more than a year, millions more are so under-employed that they have to depend on welfare for survival.
The central bank of America saves the major banks of Europe but continues to do nothing for average Americans.
Nothing beneficial that is.
The Federal Reserve's actions result in a massive stealth tax on every American citizen for countless generations to come.
What most people don't realize is that the financial system of most of the industrialized world is hanging on by a thread.
The financial system is based on debt. The problem is that the banksters and politicians have leveraged that debt into near incomprehensible proportions. Everybody owes everybody more than can ever be paid back. Ever.
The debt exists only on paper and in computer databases. The debt is entirely made up from thin air, multiplied by computer algorithms, convoluted and twisted by shady deals.
For the banksters, this debt is an asset. For them it is wealth - and wealth is power.
If the debt were forgiven, wiped-out, restructured, diminished the banksters would lose their wealth and their power.
And there in lies the reason for so much suffering that has been and that will continue to be.
In order for the average person of the industrialized world to prosper the banksters must lose their power.
The banksters will do everything thing they can to remain in power and the rest of us will suffer for it.
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