The Commandeering of the Financial, Business and Mortage Industries=New World Order nearing completion

How can anyone sit back and say “all is well” while watching one government after another take over ownership in part or in full of its financial institutions? How can people honestly think it a good thing for their government to assume control of the very institutions entrusted with the life’s savings of its citizens? Those who have sat back and watched without comment the unprecedented takeover of the wealth of one great country after another need not bother complaining when they soon wake up and find they have no personal wealth remaining.

It is purely delusional thinking at best to think that any lasting good will come from the commandeering of first the mortgage industry, then the investment banks, then the banks and soon many businesses by the government. Dangling financial bailout money like a carrot in front of desperate business owners in return for part of full ownership in their business is pure folly, yet it is happening at breakneck speed.

Who in their right mind would think this whole financial fiasco is not contrived? These things which have happened did not take place by accident. The current credit squeeze did not just happen overnight for no reason at all. This was all a carefully planned and executed endeavor on the part of those who pull the strings of the world’s political and economic power structures to capture and transfer the world’s wealth to themselves.

While the common business owner, mortgage owner and individual highly in debt rejoices in the daily announcements of “free money” to bail them out of mistakes they made though greed or bad judgment; those who are assuming control of the nation’s assets are smiling all the way to their vaults where they will be storing the deeds to the nation’s real estate and ruling jurisdiction over the businesses which produce the wealth.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Illuminati have won. There is no turning back what has happened the past month. The transfer of wealth is nearly complete. Now all that is needed is a period of relative prosperity to promote the mistaken notion that all is well and then the big collapse will strike and suddenly millions of people will lose their homes, their businesses, their bank accounts and stocks. Once this happens, there will be no recourse but to cry for what could and should have been if only…

Sell your stocks, cash in your CDs and buy gold. Sell your expensive house with the sky high mortgage and find a little place to rent or buy to fix up. Liquidate your assets and take the earnings and invest in gold, silver or other tangible commodities whose value is not imaginary but real. Sell your business and concern yourself with being self reliant and self sufficient instead of laboring 20 hours per day to keep the government off your back.

What has happened and is happening before our very eyes is the long anticipated and much denied takeover of America by the big money, new world order elitists who will never be satisfied until they squash the common person and succeed in grabbing everything he has spent a lifetime earning and saving. Anyone so naïve as to think the American government acts on its own in the interest of its citizens welfare obviously has much to learn.

Don’t take my word for it. Invest some time and honestly read about the agenda and grandeur plans those promoting the New World Order have worked from for centuries. This is not merely another conspiracy theory, this is what is happening even as I type this blog post. It is absolutely mind boggling to watch what is taking place under the very noses of an apathetic and brain dead American public.

Can you not see, have you no eyes to behold what is happening? Everything in every realm is cascading at breakneck speed toward governmental control of everything. Sen. Obama is running ahead in the polls based on the mantra of “change”. The change he promotes and is cherished by so many is that of the government taking over everything and then providing for the citizens. Socialism 101.

It is too late to change course and there is little if anything that can be done to alter what is to come. Americans fell for the ploy and not must pay the price for their greed and blindness. As everyone’s retirement accounts dwindle and their homes lose value; there waiting with eager anticipation is the savior and messiah who will ride in on their white horse to bailout the moaning and suffering masses who cannot fix the problem themselves. All hail the power of the government who shall redeem the people from certain destruction.

Transfer of wealth nearly complete; Soon the government will own your family as well as your house and job

I have just about taken all I can handle concerning what has transpired in Washington the past few weeks. Never before, in the history of this great country has so many of its resources been transferred from the public sector to the government so quickly. The citizens of this country have been fed a constant diet of Grade A manure regarding the severity of economic problems and the real reasons for the sudden bailout plan.

If anyone believes more than 33% of what anyone associated with the government says, they are believing exactly what they hope everyone believes. When the United States Treasury Secretary is a former CEO of one of the five big investment banks that are now zero, where does one think his emphasis will be? No other Treasury Secretary would have ever tried the maneuver done by the Treasury Secretary and the head of the Federal Reserve when they showed up at the Capitol and insisted the Congress had to give them 700 billion dollars within a week “or else”.

If not for the gloomy picture of American finances being painted by the media in other countries more concerned about the real issues of the day rather than getting a certain person elected President; I don’t know if I would believe there even is crisis. But, since it is common knowledge that the economy stinks and was going to melt down if not bailed out, there really was no other option than the one chosen.

So, we somehow have 700 billion dollars to keep the banks from going belly up. We somehow have another 25 billion to keep the automakers from declaring bankruptcy. We have billions more that will surely be given to the airline industry within the next few months. Where does the government get this money to “loan” to these industries? From the tax dollars we all “give” the government. Even so, there is a huge shortfall of tax revenue so where in reality does the government come up with these billions of dollars? They borrow them, just like everyone else.

The national debt is now been raised to around 11 trillion dollars. Everybody and anybody knows good and well it will never be paid off. Unlike us, the government can just keep adding more and more debt and never have to worry about repaying it. Unlike us, huge corporations can borrow what seems to be an endless amount of money from the United States Treasury with little expectation of it ever being paid back.

Banks are getting ready to be bailed out for making atrocious loans to people who never deserved them and then buying and selling those loans all over the world allowing more banks to profit. Now these loans have gone bad and we must loan the banks the money to pay off the bad loans they made to illegal aliens, poverty stricken people with no jobs and thousands upon thousands of people who lied about their income.

My question in all this is very simple; when are all of us who are struggling to pay bills, make our mortgage payment and pay more and more of our income to medical expenses going to be helped? If these professional politicians really wanted to stimulate the economy and turn things around, they would have given every family in America a voucher for $20,000 that could only be used to pay off debt, catch up on or pay ahead on mortgages or buy a new car or truck. But, since politicians don’t think in terms of what would benefit the citizens; they don’t think about helping them.

Can you imagine the impact on the banks, as millions of people suddenly got current or actually ahead on their mortgages? Can you imagine the impact of billions of dollars of new revenue (not loans) could have had on Banks? Can you imagine the impact on General Motors, Ford and Chrysler to have billions of revenue instead of new loans?

Of course no one even considered giving every American family one penny in this whole thing. We already got our “economic stimulus” back in May and June. For many of us it was only a few hundred dollars.

I sit here in absolute awe at what has been allowed to happen in this country over the past month. One of these days, Americans will wake up one morning and be hit with the stark realization that their elected officials sold them out to the high and mighty power brokers intent on owning every asset and every person they can get their devilish hands on.

There is nothing to vote for in November. Both candidates are equally a part of the scheme to transfer this nation’s wealth into the hands of the government under the pretense of an economic collapse greater than that of 1929. If one really read the fine print of the other provisions of this bailout package NOT specifically tied to the money, one would quickly see that the ultimate agenda is more government control and interference in everyone’s life.

Its Not Just the Wall Street Bleeding to Death Financially–Me Too

I am not a fan of big government. I do not believe the government should be intruding upon people’s lives, but rather working to make our lives better and to protect our country from those wanting to destroy it. Government should work for the citizens of this country and not the other way around.

If the American people knew the details of why the 700 billion plan to take the “toxic” bad mortgages and loans off the books of banks, perhaps there would be more support for the plan on Main Street. But, the only thing told the masses is that there is a huge problem that is threatening to cause a depression. Such vague language is not conducive to universal support of a huge outlay of resources.

In 1928, President Herbert Hoover had this to say about the state of the American economy and what to look forward to: “We in America are nearer to the final triumph over poverty than ever before in the history of any land. The poorhouse is vanishing from among us.” A year after making this statement, the Stock Market crashed and the country entered 15 years of economic depression with more poverty than at any time in the country’s history.

Even after the Stock Market crash, people such as J.D. Rockefeller said: “These are days when many are discouraged. In the 93 years of my life, depressions have come and gone. Prosperity has always returned and will again.” Although he was right in the sense that prosperity did return, by the time it did, he would have been 108 years old.

Many years ago my wife and I invested what little money we had in a very conservative mutual fund account. We later each opened a Roth IRA. In the year 2008, we have seen the mutual fund drop so much that we have succeeded in losing almost 10% of the money initially invested. Not only have we lost all the money market made over the “good years”, our “investment” is now losing money. Our Roth IRA’s which were designed to grow and give us money later in life hover at 5% over the initial amount invested.

An investment is supposed to grow. When money is invested, especially in retirement accounts, the entire purpose was to see growth over an extended period of time so as to be able to provide security upon retirement. When that money does not grow, it produces a problem. When the investment shrinks; that produces a major problem.

A gentleman I have known for many years loves to gamble. He and his wife go to the riverboat casino every week. He takes pride in winning more than he loses (or so he says). Last week I was at his business and he was bragging about how he made $11,500 the previous Friday when the Market went up almost 500 points. He loves to buy and sell stocks all day. When leaving I congratulated his wife on their windfall, with a sour expression she asked, “did he tell you how much he lost the day before?” As it turned out, he had lost $15,000.

Our home, which is in the country in what used to be a rapidly growing county west of St. Louis, was appraised at a certain value in September of 2007. By June of 2008 when we were trying to see if we could even think of selling the house to move, the appraised value of the house had dropped almost 30% since the previous September. In fact, the value of the home was less than what we paid for it in 2004. Oh, by the way, we did $50,000 of improvements to the home before we moved in.

We, like so many other Americans, have lost all our financial leverage. We cannot re-finance our mortgage due to its supposed drop in value. To sell our investments would be pure folly, for we would be selling at a loss. Where does that leave us when emergencies come up?

Recently our well went out, our roof sprung a leak we had to replace one of our vehicles and we had to pay to get our hay cut, baled and stored in the barn to sell all winter. Out of desperation we had no choice but to charge our normal expenses to use the cash to pay for these emergencies. We were good stewards, in that we had invested our money wisely (we were told). But, when the cards were laid on the table, we lost.

The politicians in Washington need to quit playing games with us and just come out and spill the details of how bad things are and how bad they are going to get. There is no profit in speaking in vague generalities about the situation. Tell us what is happening and what to expect. Then we can decide what to do with whatever we have left that hasn’t already been flushed down the toilet of this ongoing economic downturn.

You know, if I knew today the value of my mutual fund investment was going to drop another 20% in the next six months, I would probably call my broker today and sell. Why keep it and take more losses. That is the very reason nobody is telling us the truth about how bad things really are. They don’t want everyone to sell all their assets and cause the economy to crash and burn. The way it looks, it is going to do that anyway, so why not sit us as a nation down and tell us the truth. I would much rather “the truth be told” than to find out later all that was told was a lie.