The Move Is On

[olivet]

http://livinglies.wordpress.com/2011/12/14/fed-president-survival-of-the-fattest/


Gaining traction, the call to break up the mega banks, nationally and internationally

[Colin2000]

Hi Olivet,

As against this way of thinking here I tend to play defencive Chess rather than the adventures kind as in life too!

1.  Safety in numbers.

2.  Stability in numbers and in establishment!

3.  There is also the confidence gained in success and temperance in all things in human society!  The co-operative pursuing a productive gain.

For instance a mob gathering together to bring lawful government down in the name of democracy seems to me to be a senseless activity of destruction leading to a instability of deep savagery, for example in the French Revolution!!!....!

To attempt to put right wrong caused by the evil of groups in society in the name of enjoying one of the Seven Deadly sins for example!  Take your pick!

Yours in Christ,  Christ of order and not disorder,

Colin.

[olivet]

Colin

The wealth of the middle class is being eroded in this nation due to for the most part unlawful foreclosures which need to be undone.  This is not tradition and stability, it is intentional fraud in violation of traditional banking laws.  The banks used every foul trick including declaring defaults where none existed, created by an intra banking system called MERS  which system often saw after the fact changes to hide the wrong doing.
Traditional banking requires the originator bank to hold the note, necessary to foreclose.  But the note and loan were sold sold on the stock market as MBAs and the originator bank, making a profit on the loan no longer held the note The whole thing was scam cooked up by the mega banks, who then got a multi trillion dollar welfare check called TARP, a fancy name for welfare and if the loans defaulted. the banks rec'd 70-80% on the dollar insurance money. The megas trumped up the cost of real estate and sold these MBAs  as AAA credit rating rating. It all crashed and so did retirement funds and other investments  What a bunch of cheats.  They are not manageable too large