Part II- BANK and Housing Conundrums
A Fink buys up real estate while a geek buys up farmland...
Wizards of OZzzz …
“Masters of the Universe”
School of Global Finance— graduate, Larry Fink
Last night I was listening to Whitney Webb on the Solari Report (link at end of article)—Catherine Austin Fitts comprehensive analysis of MONEY and POWER on Planet Earth. I am reminded once again that I have been on the right track when following the money. BTW—PROMIS is also referenced in Webb’s report.
Remember PROMIS?…and BCCI? [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PROMIS_(software)]
Whitney Webb is a worthy source and good use of reading time for all ye fellow detectives on the track of a global crime cabal. Books are still the best place to hide a secret. “One Nation Under Blackmail” should be on everyone’s reading list. [go here for more info:https://unlimitedhangout.com/content-blocks/author/]
Quick recap—where humans are Now on Planet BANK:
We all know that this isn’t OUR Money, right?…the tiny print in the upper lefthand corner of the $100 dollar bill informs all debt slaves that this “"legal tender” is a Federal Reserve Note. A sour note perhaps, that’s out of harmony with local economies—except as a matter of convenience when coming to an agreement for a fair exchange rate of barter; re:“Easy money” and “sweat equity”—the dynamic duo that regulates our time and how we spend it. Trade requires agreement—i.e., what time is worth to us. We sell our time for too cheap if we think about it: Our last hours on Earth spent working for a minimal wage?… and it truly could be the last hour of our life in a literal sense; and yet, we choose to trade dollars for hours at a rate that is a “minimum.”
The CEO of Exxon gets paid say, $20,000/hr and a college graduate flips a burger for $11-$15/hr. Granted, an Exxon CEO acting as a manager for the relay of funds in a trade deal for oil serves many more people than a single fast food joint. And a Saudi Sheik has mucho leverage and global deals rooted in past alliances and agreements in what seems like some type of blood pact. However, the deeper truth has to do with the acceptance of a term like “minimum”—which is the basic bottom dollar rate we agree our limited time on Earth is worth.
A CEO-might be paid $20,000 an hour and we decide our lives are only worth $15 an hour…
The above chart may be out of date, however it still acts as a barometer for the chasm between a CEO’s parachute vs zero parachutes for the 99%. Also, important to note that every major corporation is tethered to Wall St—which connects with BlackRock/Vanguard yet again.
The real trouble with the “minimal wage” is that it’s not enough to pay today’s average median rent of $2,000/mo.
This is by no means a slam-dunk for Karl Marx’s version of a standardized rate of exchange for every human being’s time and effort. Marx was a hypocrite in the end, just another intellectual stooge for hire— serving his masters. And yet—what happens when we look at the incredible disparities among current human-wage-proposals— we see details like sustainable debt slavery, or backroom scams and gangster rackets.
“Geez, Pogo—all the world’s a scam!”
Pogo is a possum of course, and possums appear sloth-like and are known to play dead to great effect. Humans sort of play dead, or act dumb at times as well. Humans zone out in front of a boob toob and often spend their time complaining about how there’s more month than money. Rents go higher, and wages remain stagnant. Gosh darn, maybe living in a tent is the way to go(in sunny Florida or California)…but where are the showers and the refrigerators? …the conundrum raises its head once again: Why do rents go up and wages stay the same?
The Experts tell us that it’s just inflation and the ol’ money cycles that occur like the phases of the moon—a natural cycle like breathing: inhale-exhale-inhale…just dumb, rotten luck by golly!
Where’s Alan Greenspan when we need him? But wait—he wasn’t correct either! He was entirely wrong when he stated that the “market is self-correcting.” What market was he referring to? …Oh, that’s right—-the stock market[note: a major failure occurred in 2008. Known as a Bail-Out. Goldman Sachs’s golden-boy, Hank Paulson was called in for triage—more smoke&mirrors]. Is the “rent market” self-correcting as well, Mr Greenspan? …When wages remain the same, and food and gas and rents all inflate beyond what is sustainable, how exactly does any formula for survival regulate itself and magically set itself to zero? Shouldn’t a Global Monetary Reset mean that we turn the value of the dollar back to it’s original “real” value— circa, say 1900?
Mr Greenspan— you might say these are the ramblings of a madman…but isn’t Las Vegas’s gambling scenario a bit of a madman’s ponzi scheme as well? And yet, Vegas’s gangster-scams are perfectly legal; and after all, it’s fun to gamble and lose just for kicks. [Another relevant and notable footnote: in the award-winning documentary, “Inside Job”a psychologist observes that high-rolling Wall St brokers exhibit the same addictive behavior—and brain activity—as cocaine addicts, or gambling addicts.]
I’d truly like to see Soros or Gates or Greenspan or Fink spend a month living in a tent in Santa Cruz, amidst the rising waters of the San Lorenzo river. Try some panhandling for awhile… wander the streets and see if they could find some love… some type of Biblical comeuppance. I digress, however—I needed to express this fantasy.
Former tent city that had to be relocated due to upcoming rainy season and rising river levels.
Great Depression era cartoon…
Deja Vu?
Foreclosures and second mortgages
In the excellent video primer on monetary value— “Money as Debt”, we get a clear picture of what appears as some sort of black magic: Money has no value unless there is debt. In the broad sense, we are indebted to a banking “program” that expects us to accept Fractional Reserve Banking and usury as normal and reasonable systems for money-lending to ourselves.
Many people are aware that the Federal Reserve Board is only a little over 100 years old(created in tandem with the IRS in 1913). I suppose some folks might also know what it’s like to lose one’s home during an eviction process. I personally witnessed an event like this when a family member endured the process of losing their home. It’s quite the attack on one’s sense of decency and expectations, and trust of a presumed equitable financial system. The particular circumstance involved a mother who had raised her children as a single parent, and had paid off the home mortgage—only to fall into a trap of getting a second mortgage that later became impossible to make payments upon. In the end—the BANK took her home, even though she’d already paid off the first mortgage. Thus, a BANK created a second debt(during a second ‘property sale’—in the guise of a second mortgage)…this scam is basically an incredible invention of the BANK and its ability to create financial value out of thin air. Houdini is a lightweight by comparison. Babylonian black magic is the key to understanding the hypnotic agreement of a human society willing to play victim again and again. [...and, by way of example—I think Tony Fauci knows this game all too well: Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth.]
The logical conclusion for the Money as Debt conundrum is that if there was no debt, then there’d be no money. But wait—isn’t this sort of what Klaus is trying to sell us? “You will own nothing and be happy?”—meaning: a digitized cashless society is the WEF game plan. This scheme is of course just another con-artist’s scam: The elite will regulate the world’s new cashless society via the WEF/UN/WHO programs, and the sheep will just graze on government grown cannabis and zone out to the muzak created by AI Avatars—a dystopian brain dead transhumanist digital Metaverse.
In today’s article[10-13-2022] in the Canada Free Press, Judi MacLeod’s headline reads:
“Klaus Schwab's WEF Now Weaponizing Banking”
This is in response to a variety of recent events to include Canadian Truckers who had their bank accounts frozen as punishment for wanting to do their jobs—you know, so they could pay the BANK the rent. Canada is too cold for a lengthy tent lifestyle. The other event has to do with a Tweet that Kanye West made having to do with Jews—even though he clarified for Tucker Carlson the details re the 12 tribes and the distinction of religious freedom as regards his faith as a Christian. For the record Kanye’s Tweet was:“I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I am going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE.”
Then again, during the scam-demic clampdown, Christian churches weren’t allowed to hold services. Isn’t that hateful and racially motivated as well? I mean, BLM and Antifa were involved in starting a number of church fires. As for Kanye’s Chase bank account being closed due to his Tweet, I say, good riddance! For that matter, Kanye—why not start your own bank? Get a few of your heavyweight entertainer pals and wealthy sports figures to pool all of your monetary assets and charter a new paradigm bank. I’d change banks if you and your cronies choose to go that route.
In my purview, the Canada Free Press article indicates that BANK has always been used on some level as a means to control a population, and to fortify society’s collective behavior. This sort of thinking makes one an outlier I suppose. I found the detail that Kanye shared re his diagnosis as “bipolar” as somewhat distracting, even if he might use it as a means to diffuse the allegations of his “racist” comment re “Jews.” Which brings to mind a quip I heard once(from a person who was diagnosed as “bipolar”)… The woman said: “I think Jesus was bipolar.”
Perhaps many of the invented Psychiatric terms also serve the societal framework for BANK maintenance. John Lennon once said(and I paraphrase), he thought all the world leaders were crazy, but if he said that openly—he might get locked up in an institution for expressing his opinion. Lennon made this statement back in 1969. Perhaps using particular psychiatric terms or labels is a useful method for silencing critics?
The logical question that’s nagging all of us free-thinkers is this:
How are we going to transition from the usury-debt BANK program, and create a more sane and humane model for authentic human prosperity? Clearly transitional programs in Santa Cruz that focus on housing the homeless is a humane action—and yet, it truly doesn’t address the root cause of the problem. Poverty by Design is a truthful assessment of an inherent embedded construct that must be addressed. Or else it’s just one band aid after another in a repetitious political cycle as candidates come and go, and BANK just spins its wheels.
We can create a better BANK model and a more truthful political program if We choose to engage the process of dialog and discovery with open minds and hearts.
Pax
Two quotes that struck a chord for me this week:
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Solari Report—Whitney Webb: https://home.solari.com/coming-thursday-special-report-one-nation-under-blackmail-with-whitney-webb/
…Money as Debt: