Tag Archives: debt slavery
NO, IT’S NOT YOUR IMAGINATION: YOUR REAL WAGES ARE GOING DOWN
You know that cold dread that drops into the pit of your stomach when you check your balance and see that you’re down to your last few dollars and payday is still a week away? Too much month at the … Continue reading
PART 2: WHAT “RECOVERY”? WHO CAN AFFORD ANYTHING?
Who can afford anything? Not many people, it seems. As noted in yesterday’s post, half of America cannot afford the house they are “buying,” while at the same time rents are skyrocketing, with the number of people who pay half … Continue reading
INSTEAD OF BANNING CASH, GO TO SELF-ISSUED CURRENCY
Apparently Kenneth Rogoff doesn’t think the banks and their kept governments have enough ways to screw us all over, so he is proposing a ban on cash: “Has the time come to consider phasing out anonymous paper currency, starting with … Continue reading
“THERE IS NO NOTE HOLDER” REVISITED: AN ATTORNEY’S PERSPECTIVE
Two days ago I wrote the post “Is There Even A Note Holder To Pay?” Shelley Erickson then posted on Facebook a very similar article from two years ago written by the Minnesota judiciary’s favorite whipping boy, Bill Butler. The … Continue reading
$200 TO SETTLE $10K? OPEN THE “SECONDARY DEBT MARKET” TO THE PUBLIC AND FIX THE ECONOMY!
So the Rolling Jubilee continues! Right on! It’s a great idea, but one wonders, why can’t we all be given the option to do this ourselves? That is, why can’t we buy our own bad debts and thereby extinguish them? … Continue reading
HEDGE FUND MANAGER SOUNDS JUST LIKE THE POPE!
PolicyMic posted an article with the following headline: “Pope Francis Denounces Capitalism, But Is He Right?” Short answer: absolutely (dude is infallible, after all)–especially since renowned hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller essentially agrees with the Pope, as we shall see … Continue reading
THE BANK VS. YOU: ASYMMETRICAL WARFARE
Rarely does one hear the financial terrorism of the banks distilled with such clarity into a single paragraph… Max Keiser (begins at 17:42): If we look at the recent history of these financial predators going back 5 or 6 years, … Continue reading