theobannion

Colonial Bank Failure Highlights the Problem

"These ultra-wealthy aristocrats are more out of touch with the real world than was Marie Antoinette ... "

Are you kidding? They ARE the reality. The goose they're always talking about that lays those golden eggs, lays them in their very deep pockets. And there isn't anyone to "claw" them out. The top corporate bureaucrats (they prefer to be called "businessmen") know how to spread the gold around Washington.

Best,
SOB.

Colonial Bank Failure Highlights the Problem

They'll go on believing for as long as there is a propaganda machine owned by five major corporations, which are all VERY VERY BIG businesses and are necessary partners in the Gov/Biz coimplex. (Did I write "coimplex"? Hmm... coima is Spanish for graft.)

Keep on truckin'. And oh - on the subject of all those guns - you can be sure that the gov will not be bringing the troops home any time soon in significant numbers. When they find out who and what they've been fighting for, they're likely to be extremely p*ssed off.

Best,
SOB.

On Aug 23 08:12 AM Leftfield wrote:

> Before the market rise I remember commenting about how it should
> make no sense for people to take the word of the suits that the water's
> fine, come on in, again. It seems it's easier to believe blatant
> feel-good lies than to wake up to a real nightmare.
> I'm not sure what the tipping point is or at what point (quite possibly
> long past) that so much gets funneled into the pockets of criminals
> that they truly own us. After all, they can always say, martial
> law and chattel slavery is good for us. As you say, at least all
> Americans don't have to and won't, roll over.