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The ‘Natives’ (Taxpayers) Are Getting Restless!
January 19th, 2010
Hello everyone and thanks for your continued support.
This week I’m excited to be calling attention to another in the growing list of indicators that something odious is about the hit the fan nationwide and, perhaps in other nations around the world as well.
I think the generations now living are starting to awaken to the brazen robbery that has taken place and is threatening to grow ever larger if they don’t begin to act.
You can now see the beginning sparks of a fire which will eventually consume these rascals. We see it in the endless media stories of bankers greed and bonus payoffs. We are now seeing it even in our newspaper cartoons:
Now, it's become obvious to all of us what's going on.
I have no charts to plot these economic rumblings, but, I’ve seen enough events in enough diverse places to ferret out a new and growing trend which will not be ignored for long!
I report them here because it has great bearing on the economy and the markets I believe.
The politicians are trying to ignore it.
The talking heads and experts in the media refuse to acknowledge it and government is too ponderous, greedy and self-concerned to care.
But, the People do care. And, they’re beginning to stir.
A new revolution has started to smolder right here in the USA.
The People are starting to stand up to the bankers and politicians!
Prior to this point, many had wondered if there was any spark left in the American people. Why were there no people in the street massing towards the white house and congress?
Had people just stopped caring or had they perhaps stopped believing in government and their interests being properly represented by those in government.
Some speculated that the will for freedom had vanished long ago and been replaced by consumerism and greed.
I believe that to be wrong and, these last few weeks have pointed out the new direction that will be gaining momentum from this time forward until some sense of justice and control has been restored to the institutions of society and government.
Starting with the ‘audit the Fed’ moves to open up the secrets of the central bank that is run by bankers who are even more corrupt than their better known brethren like Goldman Sachs, etc., it is now spreading to unpredictable election results in States where a single party has had a ‘lock’ on election results for decades.
There’s a strong and growing call for the People to take action. There appear to be now some clear means of doing just that.
People are now converging on the option of voting to ‘throw the bums out’. It isn’t a vote of confidence in another party, it’s a vote of no confidence in either party!
They’re acting to end incumbency and try to limit the corruption by limiting their time in office. And, that’s not the only area either.
In Iceland, the People of the entire Nation are preparing to make the international bankers eat dirt instead of steak by not repaying the crooked loans that were foisted upon them without their consent.
And, in the US, one of the most recent and one which we should embrace in my opinion, is returning back to our local banking community and taking our money out of the ‘too big to fail’ corrupt bail-out bank crowd.
Here’s a video that sums it up nicely:
To learn more about a successful model of how every state can start to get out of it’s budget deficit problems, read about the only state that has done so since 1919: The Bank of North Dakota. This bank, owned by the State of North Dakota, has produced a billion dollar surplus to the state by making loans that support the People of the state instead of shipping money and jobs out to the East Coast or overseas.
It’s been a well-kept secret and you can learn more about it here.
Hope you enjoyed the video and give the idea some thought. – George
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