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  • May 11, 2013 @ 05:29pm

    Freedom

    "They hate us for our freedoms," was the definition of the terr'ists by President George W. Bush. So now we know who the terr'ists really are. They are the ones who hate us for our freedoms. That has to be just about everybody in government and law enforcement. Mullins just defined himself as a terr'ist.

  • May 04, 2013 @ 01:56am

    Off the table...our rights are not yours to take away

    Well, Chief, that means that eventually YOU are off the table because YOU are an AGENT and WE are the PRINCIPALS. You don't have the option to do anything but restrain your actions within the limitations of the Constitution of the united States of America. You took an oath of office that included adherence to those limitations. You are only allowed to function as our Agent if you can stay within the parameters we set for YOU. The Bill of Rights were not privileges granted to WE the People. They were limits on what you the Agents are permitted to do. So you've already announced that you plan to violate your oath...so that means you are serving illegitimately and taking up valuable space.

  • Sep 05, 2008 @ 09:11pm

    Corrupt Banking Practices

    Corrupt banking practices have arisen to more general awareness whenever some rare, moral insider of the corporation blows the whistle. Recently I've been investigating Australian Bank Malpractice which to a large extent began with deregulation, too. Banks established false foreign currency loans which defrauded thousands of middle class businessman and farmers, ruined many lives, destroyed families, and brought enormous profits to banks and shonky bank managers. Government did nothing. Courts largely rolled over for the banks. The Australian Bank Heist was condoned by the Reserve Bank watchdog. The corruption started at the top of the government with the prime minister who checked daily on the workers running the scam.

    Our unfinished business is searching for a National Conscience. Since this is not likely just a banking crime unique to Australia, something like this might have reared its ugly head elsewhere in the world. I saw somewhere in the past year the same scam is being run in the Eastern Bloc countries. With the increasingly tight credit globally, this could show up anywhere. When enough people can get it straight that banks are a criminal enterprise major changes might possibly allow peace to break out. Meanwhile it's billions for bankers - debts for the people