Sunday, March 1, 2009

War on the money changers: Diangel to continue the work of Christ against caste bank.



There isn’t supposed to be a Christian church and there shouldn’t be a system of oppression by usury.

Churches like banks are nearly incidental. The sacrifice of Christ was to eliminate the system of exploitation by government and temple for a promise of paradise in the afterlife. The church came from people who agreed that they didn’t need to go to temple to reach heaven and chose to have their own meetings for guidance and encouragement. Then the eastern Roman Empire purchased Christianity and helped form the autocratic bureaucracy it became. The money changers would only allow their own coins in the temple and the temple as the only way into heaven. So they were enriching themselves with an ever increasing spread in currency exchanging (forex). There is a belief that the Jews killed Jesus but the reality is closer to bankers. You might consider the radical and heretical issues of undercutting roman rule or religious doctrine but it doesn’t get you killed.

Messiahs are a dime a dozen

In the time of Christ as is the case today, there is no shortage of people who feel inspired by the divine (yours truly included). The FBI ran a program called co-intellpro to thwart the civil rights movement and the rise of a “black messiah” (has there ever been one that wasn’t black?). This makes it clear that whenever a group is oppressing another that they will try to stifle hope by suppressing leadership. In the time of Christ, Judaism and the roman occupation were no different and were very sensitive to the rise of any leader. Christ was a mediocre leader by general standards, his core followers were few, teachings were simplistic and he had neither finance, charisma nor weapons to force change. This lackluster organization has even managed to create the question of whether Jesus actually lived. As a morality tale it predicts one significant omen; you can’t change the world of man without confronting the moneychangers. Put into its proper perspective confronting the moneychangers becomes the turning point in his career and makes him a legitimate hero/threat. Alleviating oppression is the fastest way to prison, execution and assassination. Fighting societal oppression wouldn’t have made Jesus the Christ but it did facilitate his divine destiny of sacrifice. The venom and hatred that forced his execution, allowed him to liberate the poor by becoming their dove of sacrifice. An unassuming man completely broke the back of centuries of religious sacrifice by offering his blood in perpetuity. People of course continue to try to purchase a ticket to heaven but at least they know they don’t have to.

Me and Christ have a lot in common

People have asked me about comparing myself to Jesus the Christ, which I find odd as a Christian. As a Christian you have a responsibility to constantly compare yourself and your life to Jesus. Your entire life is supposed to be a close approximation of his example. In my life the things I share with Christ besides both being celebrities from the bible is a battle with money changers in my 30s. I went to tell the people (this time on a website) that credit and banks weren’t your ticket to heaven. I also demanded a more egalitarian system of commerce. A moralistic difference that simply stated the money should work for people not just the other way around. I even went that extra mile and started giving wealth directly to the masses. This is a hysterical taboo as evidenced by the unrelenting venom obama is facing. There was no shortage of writers and speakers about the evils of the national and global banking system but I did something no one else dared to; I actually fixed it and put the remedy into practice. There can only be so many conferences, books and campaigns, eventually the people need someone to take action and wake up in jail. WWJD what would Jesus do? Indeed! And In deed.

Monday, December 15, 2008

Damn you all to hell!! La mort de la culture de l’argent : Banks & the planet of the raped.


We are in a car careening out of control on ice with the brake line cut and they are still trying to steal the remaining pieces in an attempt to have total ownership when we recover. It started as an orchestrated coup by the central and commercial banks to gain ownership of the bulk of global assets. As is always the case with these things, they were so blinded with greed and arrogance that they missed the entire forest for the trees.
Let’s start over, the large multi-national banks were rigging the laws across the globe to allow faster and more frequent consolidation. Nearly every country on earth has fewer banks than a decade ago. The growth of the internet which should have doubled their business actually has turned out to be a more democratic and competitive market place. Democracy and competition have their place; unless you are the one who has the most.

The flow of money as it had been known which would normally allow taxes to be collected and then passed directly to the banks for them to loan back to the public at a profit was crumbling. Why pay $500 per trade if you could trade for $10? Why pay a broker at all when you can trade for yourself and pocket the fees? While they were gaining in one sector by gobbling up smaller banks and dictating political policy, market share was becoming more competitive. Fees and commissions are like store warranties on electronics and are generally 100% profit. It never cost a brokerage $1000 to buy a few shares on your behalf. They could have taken the entire internet by storm by offering discount services to the masses but they believed that the poor spend all of their money; the middle class has a little left to save and only the rich had the means and intelligence to invest. If they offered discount services then they simply would be giving back billions each year in profits. They could no longer simply buy market share through mergers. Sure Toronto dominion could link up with ameritrade but there are tons of online competitors for investing and trading. Even the well-heeled customers began to consider the cost savings in discount fees and so the major banks and brokerages late and begrudgingly rolled out their own over priced online banking services. This was not the only industry to make this mistake, we all remember napster and amazon as entertainment and retail woke up behind the eight ball and determined to turn back the clock on their greedy business model. All the major retailers allow you to purchase online except the largest - wal-mart but this holiday season will surely change this outdated attitude. The auto industry and it’s let them eat cake attitude, the media acting only as a megaphone for industry now wants me to blog on their site or twitter and facebook them. It has all changed in a a world where CNN needs facebook more than the other way around. The free blogs and news submissions are a realization that news was no longer going to be determined by a few people with a common life experience. The thought now is that what started with the banks has spread to retail and media among others but the truth is the banks are only the most recent to have to deal with the new reality. They were able to determine who became middle class or rich, whether cars would stay old tech or if new tech could gain their favor and that the media conglomerates would be the captains of information. Why would the retailers, media and industry change, they were the ones with the most access to credit and credit has long replaced merit. Merit says that there were people who developed ideas for flying cars decades ago; Credit says that they never got the financing to get off the ground ( get it? Off the ground, flying cars!!!…never mind). Credit allowed white factory workers to get $200k to buy a home in the suburbs and only allowed his black foreman $110k to find a home in the city because that’s all the homes cost where they thought he SHOULD live. The banks were not interested in giving him access to homes in places they didn’t feel he belonged. Banks used credit to steer people into the communities DESPITE merit. This example is often cited and always shows up in government testing, Despite the persistent dogma to the contrary. In case you haven’t noticed what this normally causes to happen is in any “intergrated” middle or upper-class community the non-white is 1-3 classes above their white neighbors. Black doctors can get the credit to live next to white roofing contractors, when he parks his top of the line audi in the drive way all he can see is a sea of contractor vans and trucks and modest home vehicles. The real kicker is that all the whispers are about how he is the one bringing the value down and how could he get the money to afford one of the homes. This is not an attempt to elicit “white guilt” which seems to be an oxymoron at best but to set the premise for offering a solution for this horrific quagmire we find ourselves in.

The banks stunted innovation and used credit to skew merit and so the public much the same as industry began to believe their own press. That merit must be color coded, the car companies that had the most money, have the best cars. The brokerages with the most market share and locations offered the best service. What separated you from the poor people in the social underbelly was your willingness to work hard. Well it’s time to wake up!! Now no one can stand now that the king making banks are closing off the lines of credit and hoarding all the money. The best part is that they simply changed the standards arbitrarily, until now you didn’t know it was arbitrary and really didn’t care as long as you were chosen. Now hard work isn’t enough, size of the company isn’t enough as the spicket to all your advantages is turned off. All of a sudden companies that have been around forever off of “merit” don’t seem able to survive solely based on the quality of their business. So car companies are told to sell cars if they need money and they can’t imagine trying to survive like that and no one will “buy” the cars. The problem is most people never buy cars, the banks told them they had enough “merit” to deserve the credit to access the car they wanted in exchange for interest payments to allow the bank to profit. Most people did not save and write a check for their home, car, clothing and furnishings and most people who did; don’t really have anything that anyone would envy.

So to reverse engineer the problem will help in understanding the solution. When this most recent symptom arose the solutions were idiotic at best because they were based on this credit = merit myth. I ran out and immediately said if the underlining assets are mortgages then the efforts should be focused on keeping the home “owners” in place. What everyone else decided from the blog sites to governments was that the people who were suffering with these predatory loans were not victims. In the twisted warped reality stoked by the media was a version where the banks were the victims of bad underserving people trying to game the system. The banks were also the victim of governments requiring private organizations that receive public funds from everyone treat everyone the same. What a ridiculous idea that people who pay in their money be considered for having it LOANED back to them. The banks pumped that version through the central banks to the governments and media to the public and received trillions in infusions as everyone spurned the homeowners. A year later the western governments and public found that they had once again been successful in keeping homeownership out of the hands of hardworking deserving people but everything was worse. How could this be? Didn’t we just sacrifice all of these families on the alter of the banks to save ourselves? Yes, but the banks demand more sacrifice, the terms are now give the banks more and more money and power while they throw more families and business into the sacrificial pit. Finally everyone woke up and realized that no one or nothing was immune, things keep getting worse and worse while the banks continue to demand more and more. It’s your fault, the media, government and public told them that they were “too big to fail” no sacrifice was too big, saving corrupt titans was paramount to all things. The answer is still what it was a year ago; start at the BOTTOM and work your way UP. Create public jobs and finance homes of the workers. Double welfare and social assistance checks to stimulate consumption. Issue massive government grants to business and start-ups. Ignore the conservatives, there is not a single one alive who doesn’t owe his station in life to these solutions being put into place after the depression and world war. Americans conservatives who owe their class to the G.I. bill and the new deal or Europe which would be living in the stone age without the marshall plan. I have no respect for people who want to burn the ladder once they climb up. Massive government iniatives were the foundation of modern prosperity, all rigged faux merit systems bring is bursting bubbles. If you prefer faux merit and bursting wealth bubbles to real merit then you are going to find yourself isolated as a selfish throwback to a failed dogma. This ruin that we are all suffering in is the direct result and so the proponents of this failed state will now spend their time as the voiceless and disenfranchised but at least they earned stigma; finally merit at work.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Economic crisis solution : middle-class needs to grow and stop leeching off the poor


The first thing that should happen is the ELECTED leaders of the g-7 should issue individual executive orders for banks to add liquidity and stop hoarding infusions or face penalty of government loan lock-out.Currently banks around the world have been receiving billions in infusions to provide liquidity and refuse to pass on taxpayer dollars to taxpayers. That is the entire problem. There is no reason for it to be an imperative that these faux private institutions to have the discretion over the entire global economy. Money flows from taxpayer to treasury to the central bank where it is given to private banks to lend to the public their own money at loan-shark rates. It's a quasi free-market system of private profits and public risk. If it is not fixed now, it won't be fixed until it actually collapses completely. The banking cartel has created the biggest criminal hoax in history. Banks are now an extra middle-man and are currently clogging the system by receiving endless taxpayer infusions(half trillion today while you're reading this) and refused to pass them on. This open fact of cash hoarding banks is in the background as people try to blame first time home-owners and the poor, instead of laying it all at the feet of the banks and the cowardice governments that allow them to write all the rules and regulations.
Rules that defeat every suggestion for consumer protection. That rid the market place of innovation and competition as everything that isn't part of the socialistic banking welfare program is a scam and fraud. I told you when I set up aid4families that the difference was not risk but socialism. That I wasn't doing the same old dance you get from all the other firms and banks which was to tell you that I was totally competent but if I'm not, the government will fix it. That's what everyone considered to be "safe" investments, without understanding any of the details. Fraudsters and scammers can barely get any ink as the biggest fraud in history unravels. Now everyone has an opinion on what should be done but spent the past few years trying to shut me up that there was even a problem. Today everyone and the banking system was suppose to be chugging along smoothly, while I sat in jail for questioning the divine wisdom of the system. Instead, I'm typing this while watching my warnings come to life before my eyes. IT IS TIME TO PLACE BLAME, IT IS TIME TO HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE, ME AND ANYONE ELSE WHO CHALLENGED THIS FINANCIAL OLIGARCHY HAS BEEN QUICKLY BLAMED, JUDGED AND CONDEMNED! It will never be the same again, this is not '87 or 2000, it's the culmination of quickly trying to paper over '87 and 2000. How can we save a flawed, fraudulent system? by passing on generations of debt? Nope, not going to happen.
The poor were the plug in this septic bath that kept everyone else afloat. People who pay 10 -20% of their income in consumption taxes for roads that loop-hole chasing, tax abatement, offshore accounting businesses use. The poor who pay 20 - 30% in interest on secured credit cards, cars and homes, so the rest you can enjoy 0%, 2% and 5% rates. It wasn't homes they couldn't afford but interest only loans that increased the monthly payments til they doubled or tripled. Studies also show that most of the people that received these vampire mortgages QUALIFIED for a regular mortgages but lacked choice in lenders because of cultural marginalization i.e. minorities and the poor. Anyone who thinks the people COULDN'T AFFORD the homes has never been outside of their small bumpkin town. If any of you had ever ventured out beyond the town limits, you would quickly find that rent in the city is generally double the amount of suburban and rural mortgages. So the argument that people should have kept paying 1500 in rent instead of getting a $1000 a month mortgage is more than insane. The homeowners asked for relief in the form of steady payments and not letting them go to $2000 and $3000. It was the vampire mortgage not the people. None of the smug jerks who sided with the banks against the homeowners could afford for their mortgage to double twice a year. So if not being able to afford a doubling mortgage payment every few months makes you undeserving, then...
I don't write for contemporary readers because they are indoctrinated to repeat what corporate editors tell their writers to print and teleprompter readers to say when they have no in-depth knowledge on any subject. The importance of what I write is for posterity. When the next generation looks back and wonders why people didn't question the financial system til it crashed I can show that I not only spoke about it but took concrete action to save people. When they wonder why all the solutions for the crash were just ways to set ourselves up for a repeat crash, they will find that I gave a solution based on the actual problem.
So what do we know. That 15months of giving the banks trillions has not freed the credit markets and that the central banks who have more power than the government went ahead and approved a half trillion dollar infusion anyway. After the public rejected the idea. Democracy hasn't eliminated class issues but entrenched them because most people can't think of any solution that doesn't turn over all power and wealth to those self proclaimed better pedigree with elite university degrees from wealthy families. The government will no longer be able to play favorites and subsidize these crooks

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Black president to address global economic meltdown




When the wall came crublin, tumblin......doooowwwnn! Aid4families chief is expected to release a video commentary about the current intertwined situations. The video will be released to media outlets worldwide and available online on aid4families.com blogs at blogger and telegraph UK.

Background: in 2006 aid4families was launched as an alternative to the greed based global financial system. The program focused on cost savings of lower overhead and streamlined logistics to benefit program participants. Ignored, mocked and ridiculed the program was still able to develop a loyal following of progressive and well-read clients who were able to weigh risk objectively. By mid 2007 the program had built a head of steam and was on course to rival the entrenched financial structure. Regulators, enforcement and media who played large roles in the success of top-heavy bank culture, now went out to dismantle and discredit the more equitable alternative. In the absence of a crime the autorite in quebec elected to issue a cease and desist order, then several months later after that failed to produce a single complaint or derail the program, they moved to seize the company funds. By blocking payouts they contacted depositors to force them to complain to the rcmp. The RCMP aware of the deception by the regulators continued the rouse panicking the victims of their plot. The crown unable to build a case from the deceptions embarked on a campaign of no-shows for court dates, breaches and delays. Midway through the trial they received a six week delay and now are enjoying a six month break after a parade of witnesses and documents failed to provide a hint of guilt and ends in a whimper.

Currently:The entire globe is plagued with the endless fallout of blind unqualified trust in the financial system and corruption. Politicians, enforcement and media are tripping over themselves to condemn the rampant greed and fraud that ruled finance. This after years of arresting and reporting fraud convictions of anyone who dared challenge socialistic banking system. When aid4families condemned the practices, we were maligned as marginal and disaffected. When we informed the public that deposits to institutions worldwide were bounced around in an endless ponzi scheme people tried to put criminality on us. We're still here but Northern rock, UBS, Bear Stearns, Scotia Bank and Wamu will never be the same. I can wait to add my 2 cents because I have been posting the current crisis online for a few years straight and everything that is being said by experts and politicians is easily found in anything I published at least 6 months ago or 2 years ago. The focus of the video will be what I always post about, which is what is going to happen next and what can be done about it. It will be up to the public to listen to the people who lied to them and have come up with the wrong answer EVERYTIME or someone with the proven track record of the truth despite the ridicule and persecution it visited upon us.

The picture of moses makes clear the fact that as regulators and others looked to punish us for telling the truth, God has visited an endless plague on the corrupt and it followers. Now to smash that golden calf you guys are worshipping.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

The Great Canadian Ponzi Scheme with scotia bank and the caisse





Ya gotta love the internet, it really adds meaning to the term desktop publishing. I mean a story like this that doesn't fit mainstream doctrine, would never see the light of day. Readers reach my blogs by searching what they WANT to read about rather than what some talentless writer and corporation wants to TELL them about. Today the media wanted to sell the public on the BS that bank failures are good. The headlines were "no angry customers" you have to read the story to find out that these 2 banks in the american southwest were taken over and changed over without notifying the customers of any problems. It also took place over the weekend, so people will wake up monday morning with another bank holding their mortgage and credit cards, the bank name that they print company checks on is now defunct (but good--lol). All of this dancing to mask the fact of mult-level, multi-generational corruption. I've been asking for nearly a year for the so-called depositor and investment insurance programs to surface and here they are, writing checks out of taxpayers pockets. I already said the crisis would be deeper than they told you last year, that banks would close etc. Now when I watch the news, they are interviewing the same advertisers who got it wrong. Look me up, I said the solution to the mortgage crisis was to save the mortgages not send it to the bankers who would steal the infusions and rate cuts. They did it their way and here we are as they realize that greed only made their situation worse. I watched the media play mouthpiece for their advertisers, talking up central bank action and pissing on homeowner "bailouts". Now that the treasury secretary and central banks have to face reality, the media is still happy to parrot their ramblings. Each week when the bad data comes in they talk about unexpected dips or declines(who didn't expect it? advertiser analyst?). Then they try to talk the markets up for a day to say a number beat expectations (one that's been put excessively low to give it a good headline) ex. company X posted a 10 trillion $ lost instead of the 20 trillion analyst predicted. The "analyst" don't seem to be too good at predicting stuff -huh. Maybe it's the problem like the media and rating agencies, it's hard to be objective when you're being paid. A true media would have alerted the public that these banks were going to collapse, instead of printing advertiser talking points as news. Too many "anal -lyst" have too much vested interest in steering the outcome with their predictions and "expectations".

Against this cancerous backdrop, I bring you the rant de jour. During our witch drowning trial, the prosecution has been hanging it's hat on something called a ponzi scheme. Now running a revolutionary organization rest assured nose-picking dimwits throw it around like yo momma jokes. When it comes to actual law, justice and evidence, I would hope that slanders and smoke would need some support in fact. Despite the fact that it is part of public record that the practices of aid4families worked in complete contradiction to a ponzi scheme, it still lingers out there. So I wondered to myself, hey self "yeees, how may I help...myself" is there anyway to find a concrete definition of ponzi scheme that constitutes the legal understanding? So I went to the rcmp website, I don't constantly go to governments sites like the way sodec and government of canada pawns frequent mine but I may follow a governmental visitor. At the RCMP site, what do we find? The official definition of ponzi scheme according to them.

Everyday, I select stories, articles and other information to keep for future reference. This things get swept under the rug and the coalition of corruption changes it's tune. When that happens reality takes a hit. All of a sudden the bush administration never said iraq was tied to 9-11 or WMDs, the fed is DEMANDING that the government take a role in the sub-prime crisis and not leave it up to them and the markets, all of a sudden "the surge" is the measure of judgment rather than the stupidity of cheer-leading a colonial war. In my situation, that means the stories about abcp and sub-prime have a very short shelf life, quickly purged by the media archives. Google -montreal accord or scotia abcp in a news search or even a websearch won't give you any indepth criticism from the mainstream. I found an article from november, where the process of the abcp was explained in some detail so we could overlay something that has not raised a single eyebrow in the political, judicial, regulatory or enforcement community in nearly 2 decades.

The findings shouldn't shock anyone. The canadian system has been locking up people forever using the ponzi scheme catch-all, while steering people back to the banks who would never practice such foolishness. Au contraire mon frere, ABCP was licensed, sanction, regulated and everyone was aware of the duplicity of telling the public that they defined ponzi as fraud while giving their masters a free pass. Tsh tsh tsh what's a corrupt country to do, well first order of business is try and shut me up for putting a chart on my website warning people of how banks soil money (clean to dirty). Second, canada's favorite past time, blame america. The headlines are "canadian economy strong DESPITE american crisis" no mention that the american economy IS the canadian economy. It is a total coincidence that the other white english speaking nation is in the g-8 and canada's stability and prosperity have no relation to america, only canadian ills. Yet canadian ABCP couldn't get a good rating from other rating agencies, so a canadian one did the dirty work, canadians didn't buy abcp on their trips to florida but through canadian banks and agents not knowing they were tied to american vulture credit. They say that canadian banks have lost less than the banks in europe, u.s. and asia (never mentioning how much smaller they are) or that canada should have less exposure to american mortgages than american banks. Fortunately my dreams are realized, thanks to the internet the canucks refuse to be spoon-fed and when I read this bay street propaganda for what passes for media in this country, the comments are heartwarming. When the bank of canada said the crisis was over in canada a few weeks ago, the comments were livid. That same bank of canada now wants more power to match the 3rd world dictatorial powers that the other central banks have demanded as ransom to stop the crisis. Neither one of these old guard solutions are having the desired effect. Aid4families.com is still up while bear stearns is shuttered and regulators & politicians play catch-up on a backlog of rampant corruption. When we look back on this era and recount it for our children and grandchildren, I'll be the guy that stood up and told the truth and many others will be the ones who hid themselves or argued with the guy who told the truth. That's it.

http://www.reportonbusiness.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20071116.r-cover17/BNStory/Business/home

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/scams/ponzi_e.htm

http://www.reuters.com/article/bondsNews/idUSN2142680620080721

http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?id=670380

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