Showing posts with label Eat the Rich. Show all posts
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11.01.2012

Bankster Storm Troopers Raid Peaceful Anti-Foreclosure Protest In Rural Colorado: "Welcome to New America..." (VIDEO)

11/1/2012: Max Mogren reporting...

Clearly the well-outfitted, combat ready, assault rifle wielding Sheriff's Department of Creek Country, Colorado does not understand the crimes against humanity committed by the corrupt banking/financial system which crashed the US economy in 2008 and led to the unprecedented number of -- often fraudulent -- foreclosures that have taken place in the four years since.  The privately owned Central Banking Cartel (aka, The Federal Reserve, established dubiously in 1913) that has intentionally devalued our currency by 95% over the last century is still very much in power and is using unwitting law enforcement agencies as their strong arm to commit additional crimes against humanity.

If law enforcement agencies had any comprehension of what banks really are, how money is used as a covert weapon to control all of us, and how unelected Central Banksters dictate the agenda of political and economic life here in America, the police and military would turn their weapons towards the real criminals -- the economic terrorists responsible for so much unnecessary suffering -- instead of targeting and intimidating activists trying to raise awareness of the real problems we all face.


Unfortunately, the only sectors of the economy that have grown recently -- due solely to deficit spending increasing the national debt by ~1trillion dollars annually -- relate to providing "Homeland Security", eliminating "Domestic Terrorism", and furthering the "Police State".  The budgets of increasingly-militarized law enforcement agencies are booming: very few cops are getting foreclosed on at a time when salaries are growing and new flashy toys -- like assault rifles and tactical gear -- are getting kicked down to them by the power brokers that really call the shots.


A prime example of the rise of fascism (the merger of state/corporate/bankster power) in America went down in rural Colorado around Halloween.  Police dressed for war raided a home where activists were attempting to delay a foreclosure by one month so the previous owner -- who'd payed the mortgage on the home for 24 years -- could find a new place to live at the onset of a cold Colorado winter.


The homeowner facing eviction, Sahara Donahue, was apparently underwater on her mortgage with US Bank. She says she told the bank that all she was asking was for another 30 days in the home before an eviction. She needed an extra month in order to find another place to live with her two dogs, she said.

But US Bank and the Creek County Sheriff's Department had other plans, culminating in a show of excessive force that alarmed activists who had gathered on the property in an attempt to prevent the eviction.


Apparently the Banksters still want more empty homes and more
homeless Americans.  The "Free Market " is rigged.  Wake up!
Bear in mind that there are currently 24 empty "bank-owned" houses in America for each officially homeless person.  If politicians and economic "leaders" were really intent on solving our economic and social problems, a system could easily be set up to house the homeless, minimize foreclosures, and do away with the so-called "backstock" of houses that need to be sold before the housing market will recover and so many struggling homeowners will get out from being underwater.

Occupy Denver protesters issued the following statement when they began assisting Sahara in protecting her home  around October 26th.

"Occupy Denver members are staging an immediate action at the home of long time Idaho Springs resident Sahara Donahue. Sahara, who has volunteered with the Clear Creek County Open Space Commission for 12 years, is facing eviction by U.S. Bank after a long legal battle that, like so many cases of foreclosure in Colorado, involve fraudulent actions on the part of the bank. 


Since 2006, the laws have been such that banks do not have to prove they own the home of persons they foreclose on, and this change is responsible for Sahara's having the law work against her as it has for so many others in our state. She has fought them in court, but is now facing eviction and has requested that Occupy Denver stand with her at her home in hope of persuading the police to do the right thing and allow her some more time to continue her legal efforts. She has asked the bank for 30 days during which time she can find another living situation, but the bank has denied her requests. Members of Occupy Denver are answering her call for help and are occupying her home with her as of Wednesday night. "


A YouTube video the occupiers released on October 26th shows a lighthearted and peaceful group building a small barricade in front of Sahara's driveway and emphasizing that this is a peaceful protest attempting to raise awareness of the crooked banking practices that crashed the economy in 2008 and has resulted in unprecedented foreclosures (by design) in the time since.

Bear in mind that at this moment in time, Banksterism is the greatest threat to Humanity and all life on Planet Earth that our world have ever known...




Here is video from the raid itself.  May God help us all.  Peace.

8.02.2012

Stunning Crimes of the Big Banks: Worse than Your Wildest Imagination


Reposted from ZeroHedge.com

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Preface:   Not all banks are criminal enterprises.  The wrongdoing of a particular bank cannot be attributed to other banks without proof.  But – as documented below – many of the biggest banks have engaged in unimaginably bad behavior.
Here are just some of the improprieties by big banks:
  • Engaging in mafia-style big-rigging fraud against local governments. See this, this and this
  • Shaving money off of virtually every pension transaction they handled over the course of decades, stealing collectively billions of dollars from pensions worldwide. Details here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here
  • Pledging the same mortgage multiple times to different buyers. See this, this, this, this and this. This would be like selling your car, and collecting money from 10 different buyers for the same car
  • Committing massive fraud in an $800 trillion dollar market which effects everything from mortgages, student loans, small business loans and city financing
  • Pushing investments which they knew were terrible, and then betting against the same investments to make money for themselves. See this,this, this, this and this
  • Engaging in unlawful “Wash Trades” to manipulate asset prices. See this, this and this
  • Participating in various Ponzi schemes. See this, this and this
  • Bribing and bullying ratings agencies to inflate ratings on their risky investments
The executives of the big banks invariably pretend that the hanky-panky was only committed by a couple of low-level rogue employees. But studies show that most of the fraud is committed by management.
Indeed, one of the world’s top fraud experts – professor of law and economics, and former senior S&L regulator Bill Black – says that most financial fraud is “control fraud”, where the people who own the banks are the ones who implement systemic fraud. See this, this and this.
But at least the big banks do good things for society, like loaning money to Main Street, right?
Actually:
  • The big banks have slashed lending since they were bailed out by taxpayers … while smaller banks have increased lending. See this, this andthis
We can almost understand why Thomas Jefferson warned:
And I sincerely believe, with you, that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies ....
John Adams said:
Banks have done  more injury to religion, morality, tranquillity, prosperity, and even wealth of the nation than they have done or ever will do good.
And Lord Acton argued:
The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the people versus the banks.

7.11.2011

(video) Wise Words from Immortal Technique: Interview 7/11/11

 "Empires don't fail because of money or because wars are lost.  When people no longer believe in it, it stops being what it is."

"The biggest failure of American capitalism is to invest in systems, in these meticulous bureaucracies, but they don't invest in people.  And you know how you can tell this?  Look at the bailouts for banks.  What about the bailouts for [people] that lost their homes?  What about the bailouts for [people] that have nowhere to live?  Now they're forced out of their homes.  A single mother with four children living in a fucking shelter now.  Where's her fucking bailout?  Her children could be the future of America.  Her children could be the driving force of a new generation, but you don't hear about that shit."

Part 1:

Part 2:


A few classic raps by Immortal Technique...


8.09.2010

Pure Brilliance...



This one's for guys like Foster Friess.  Clearly, I'm not the only one paying attention...


Generally speaking, I hate Aerosmith.  But even they know too...

Lyric of the Day.  Mainstreamin' it...