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You’re right … and so is everyone else that has used any one of a number of disparaging adjectives to describe our leadership and all of their policies. They – both sides of the aisle – tell us … things … and we believe. We are so easily led like a herd of sheep with rings thru...

Quote from Free Thinker: No desrespect intended, but I think you're putting too much faith in how well the fox says he can guard your hen house. I think the article posted in my previous thread - "The revenge of the rating agencies" - might offer a more objective point of view. Not to...

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/10/opinion/the-revenge-of-the-rating-agencies.html Now Aye ask you .... How utterly dast ... Aye saye ... utterly dastardly of Mistour Manns to hint, feel, think, or othour ... Aye saye, Aye saye ... otourwise allude to the speculation that ANY membourr of...

Lucrum, Lucrum, Lucrum ... Just watched that video you posted earlier on this thread, and I have to say ... I LIKE YOUR STYLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They DO have those stealth choppers so why they had to use that 'graf zepplin' is beyond me. Personally, I'd rather see these guys sitting at a console joysticking a drone in on the targets. But I've known a few of these guys over the years, and they eat it up!!! When they've talked about...

Quote from Ricter Right on it again. Their profit goal is solvency. In the private banking sector, staff for the most part are just a bunch of schmucks like the rest of us. They really have no clue about what's going on, either. My chastizement of bankers is indeed focused on a...

Here’s another thought for ya: Few times in our history has the congress so openly displayed their disdain for the people. Sure, outwardly they show empathy. After rehearsing in front of a mirror, the members give us the sad faces and puppy-dog eyes while always pointing their fingers and...

Quote from Ricter: Excellent analogy. In the end, they both operate for the benefit of their owner(s)/depositor(s) ... what a concept!!!

Now THERE'S a few words you don't see in the same sentence too often.

Quote from Big Kahuna: So true, BK, but consider the source. The greatest opposition to the BND model comes from the private banking sector. But the model has, for decades, proven its merit and it’s long past the time that we draw a line in the sand. In the face of the well-known...

Quote from Ricter: Yes ... and when you do, you have to be able to finish it.

Amen to that.

The inner workings and machinations of our money and banking system is, BY DESIGN, so confusing that few – including most in congress – understand it. The more confusing something is to the masses, the more likely that acceptance is assured. Now, it’s gotten out of hand and needs fixing...

"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels ... could also pass for the bankers' mantra.

Quote from ricter: MOI?? Big money has always just done good things. Big good things. Just ask them.

Man made alcohol ... God made pot. Who do YOU trust????

Quote from Max E. Pad: Then try thinking about the Morgans, Melons, Rockefellers and the Rothchilds. There is a remote, itsy bitsy teeny weeny possibility that their periodic constrictions of the money supply throughout history, has played no small part in EVERY recession and depression...

http://www.dailypaul.com/119914/fractional-reserve-banking-is-fraudulent-ron-paul-on-cnbc

...and don't forget to thank the Rothchilds, too. http://www.campaignforliberty.com/blog.php?view=17846

But ... with over 3 mil in the can, that comes to some 50 thou in there ... kinda blows ya away.