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We are facing the greatest economic,
social,
political,
and environment challenges in all of human
history.
What Is
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The Banking System Today
The present banking system is
obsolete, fundamentally flawed,
consistently dysfunctional, grossly
unfair, managed in secret, filled with ethically questionable
loan practices, riddled with conflicts
of interest, owned by the
super-wealthy, run for the
super-wealthy, and managed by
excessively self-centered and arrogant
multi-millionaires who don't give a
damn about the people, their plight,
their rights, the truth, or the
environment.
The banking system is focused
exclusively on making more money and
higher profits for
it's super-wealthy owners.
The money lenders charge their customers hard-earned, interest
money (money created with blood, sweat
and tears) for the use of
non-existent, make-believe money that
they (the money lenders) simply
plucked from air. With regard to
serving the public, as it's presently
being run, the American financial system
is all but dead.
Reference:
http://www.New-Corporate-World.info/ncw-1-the-problem.html#39
What Is
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The World in Run by
Money & Profit/Dopamine
Addicts
Researchers have determined that
making money and using cocaine both
stimulate the same part of the human
brain. Corporate leaders
have become physically addicted to the
dopamine that is produced in their
brains when they engage in the
activities that make large amounts of
money.
The
Love of Making Money:
When you examine the leaders of the
major corporations (particularly the
money lenders in the financial
industry) you'll soon notice that
these men (and a few women) fall
in love with the process of making
money. The results that
they produce, other than making more
money, soon becomes all but
irrelevant. They have no
personal use for the next ten million
dollars. The money is just
an ego-lifting number.
What they do to employees, to
customers and to the environment is
also irrelevant to them.
All that matters is feeding their
addiction to making more money.
Reference:
http://www.money-and-profit-addicts.com/mpa-money-profit-addicts.html#gr
What Is
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The Foxes are Trying to Fixing the Lock
on the Chicken-House Door
Every one of the publicly proposed,
financial solutions to our financial
crisis was designed by the people who
created the problem.
All publicly proposed solutions place
self-interest-first.
All
are 100% focused on treating symptoms
and 0% focused on solving the problem.
Their so-called solutions fall into two categories.
They're either
Screw the People
or
Pay the Bankers.
Pay the
Bankers involves directing
billions of present and future dollars
into the vaults of the super-wealthy.
The solutions they propose are
all designed to make the wealthy even
wealthier. Their solution
completely ignore the well-underway,
deadly, environmental disaster
called Runaway Global Climate Change.
These so-called solutions call for
"Doing more of the same," or
"Doing the same thing harder,"
or doing nothing at all.
They ignore the fact that the problem
cannot be solved by doing more of what
caused the problem. The massive
debt problem cannot be solved by
creating more massive debts.
Screw the
People: Have you
noticed that every proposed solution
has one and only one source of money.
Take it from the people.
Take it by increasing taxes, by
cutting education, health care and
other vital service, or steal it
indirectly by still more
deficit
financing
What Is
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Trying to Fix the Unfixable
The bankers are attempting to propping
up a failed system. The
financial bubble has burst, and the
bankers are refusing to pay the price
of failure. Instead, they are
trying to keep the artificially high
prices in place. The only
reason everything hasn't already
completely collapsed is because
The Powers That Be still have
enough money and control to manipulate
the system for a little while longer.
What Is
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Long-Term Time Frame --
Zero Probability of Success
Every one of their proposed solutions
will take years to accomplish.
None have any guarantee of success.
None of them even have a chance of
success. The only guarantee we have
is that, regardless of how much money
is spent propping up the failed
banking system, none of the proposed
solutions will solve the financial
industry's core problem
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The conflict of interest between
providing
fair-priced, financial services to the
public and making a profit.
This problem is huge, costly, and
environmentally devastating. Without
major changes, the exploitation of
customers, the exploitation of
employees, and the destruction of the
environment will continue to
the point of self-destruction.
Conspiracy to Remain Silence
Never has anyone ever gone on
television or otherwise spoken
publically about either of the two the
real solution.
1) The
Slow Way:
By establishing foundation/corporation
partnerships, substantial business
profits can easily and almost
effortlessly be redirected into
services, facilities, structures, and
systems that serve the
public interest. That process is
described in great detail at:
http://www.New-Corporate-World.info#39
2)
The Fast Way:
By making a quid pro-quo deal with the
bankers for an
Across the Board Debt Forgiveness.
This solution is examined in great
detain in the pages that follow.
Creating a Public-Service Banking
System
A
Four-Phase Approach to
Ending the Home Foreclosure Crisis
and Re-designing the Banking and
Financial Systems
This type of business structure
(foundation/corporation partnership) could
easily replace the people as
city, county, and state government's
major sources of revenue.
In other words, instead of
corporate profit money going into the
vaults of the super-wealthy, the new
business structure would use future
profits to pay for social
services that are now either
non-existent or are being
paid for by tax
money. This
four
part of this proposal will tell you
exactly how to do this (and much
more).
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This is the end of --
Setting the Context.
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