It's the Bankers or Us

[ericsnow]

Problem, Reaction, Solution: Derivatives, Crash, Too Big To Fail, Bailout, Nationalization, Budget Crisis, Privatization, Debt Slavery, Austerity, Evaporating Pensions, Central Banks, Big Government, World Government. It’s been quite a saga, but this economic crisis has been planned sabotage by design. The age of the Offshore Global Cartel is the age of economic warfare with the wealthy Western world. The 3rd World has largely already been brought to its knees. The remaining vestiges of national sovereignty must be eliminated and the middle class consumer society must be swept back to the feudal age by way of a tidal wave looting of living standards, cut wages & pensions, and the bread and circuses of cheap plastic goods and entertainment. The upper middle classes, the array of independent businesses, remaining lone giants and other true competition to the New World Order mafia economy system must be consolidated or dominated.

Alex Jones explains why it is the bankers or us will be free at the end of this crisis. The total cost of the derivatives is over $1.5 Quadrillion, a sum that will completely consume the world in perpetual debt, a sum that can never be repaid. It is an economic shearing, a shearing of the sheep. The economic crisis has always really been a complete transfer of power to the banking class.

http://www.infowars.com/its-the-bankers-or-us/

YouTube - It's the Bankers or Us (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmiFB9hJxus&feature)

[Vessol]

"The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the people versus the banks." - John Dalberg-Action

[Dr.3D]

Just who are these derivatives held by? Who is affected if they are ignored and allowed to default? Why is it any concern to the average person if they are allowed to default?

Seems like the best way to handle this problem is to let those who worship money live with their problems and everybody else just go on with their productive life as if none of those derivatives existed in the first place.

Has the productivity of the planet really decreased so much that money is owed to every person on the planet? I don't understand where all of this money is supposed to be going or who it is supposed to be owed to.

[hazek]

What does he mean when he says right before the end that Brazil kicked "them" out?