Financial collapse is coming to America. The big banks are collapsing right in front of our wallets.
Here’s the phenomenally strange situation that is taking place in the United States. Protesting has begun in New York City. The slogan is Occupy Wall Street. The 99% crowd understands that the 1% crowd is not ever going to cooperate. Protestors realize that change must occur. They’re approaching this in a peaceful manner but are being met with ferocious police forces, paid with their own tax dollars. Ironic isn’t it?
In the year of 1905, a revolution came to Russia. The distinctive point to make — the working class was extremely dissatisfied. A peaceful attempt to create a solution to the people’s problems turned violent.
The political unrest led to strikes, protests, and rioting in the streets. This in turn caused terrorism within the government as a reaction. Discontent brought on more discontent. Europe was very volatile in the early 1900′s. Sound familiar?
In the early 1920′s we find a similar situation in Germany. The political leadership was swallowed up and hacked to pieces because of a major disconnect with government. We all know the outcome. Are we treading on the same grounds?
What does the mainstream media choose to do about the peaceful protests in New York? Nearly a media blackout. Peaceful female protestors were penned in and maced! What were they doing to break the law and why did they receive such harsh treatment? And once again, YouTube was and is the media.
Financial collapse seems to be eminent and it could be just around the corner. The protestors do get it, while a majority of those in America are totally clueless. Their vital senses seem to be taken over by strange powers from outer space. Only a minority truly understand the clarity of the circumstance set before them. Or the rest simply don’t want to believe it.
Hard truth is difficult to digest. There is a strong wave of denial, if not a downright sense of disbelief of what is going on. Look at the volatility in the stock market. A stock swing of 500 points in one day is not normal. This has been happening too often.
The so called financial experts have exhausted almost every means available to them. Those same experts (some call them financial terrorists) now are claiming that the economic situation is dire. Just a few months ago the same guys were talking recovery. Where does the lie start and where does it end?
The gap between the rich and poor has not been any wider in American history. The banks (i.e. Goldman Sachs) have completely taken the country over. The problems in Europe and the U.S. are pretty much unsolvable. The big ponzi scheme is coming to a close. The panic of 2011 is making history and the real financial experts have never seen anything like this summer before. The question is — what’s next?
The housing market is terrific if you are rich. This is for the 1% of Americans. On the other hand, the toxic debt in the real estate market is in the trillions of dollars. Not so terrific.
About 3.5 million Americans do not have a home, or a roof over their heads. About 1.5 million of that number is children. Increasing unemployment will only add to those numbers unfortunately.
All of the huge companies are liquidating, consolidating, and restructuring. The writing is on the wall and the big boys know it. Small businesses just can’t seem to make it. It’s not a growth economy and probably won’t be for a long time.
How to keep the momentum going? By injecting more fear into American’s hearts using mass media to do it. Spread the fear and people will buy into it. Air a story on a major television channel and Americans will take the bait, over and over again. College professors have a name for this — it’s called propaganda.
Protests are coming to America.
“Once again, you have to leave the country to find out the truth about us.” — Michael Moore on Twitter
