YAL @ UNH Speaks with Occupiers

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• young Americans for Liberty
• occupy
• liberty
• campaign finance reform
• capitalism

[infotechsailor]

@TacticalCitySlicker 4g Grub?

[bertly71]

@TacticalCitySlicker We are definitely on the same page. I am already there.

[TacticalCitySlicker]

@bertly71 For liberty loving guys like us there is a 2 part solution. 1st. Follow Gerald Celente's advise and get the 3G's Gold, Guns & a Getaway plan. then when 2012 comes around Vote Ron Paul so hopefully you won't have to use any of that stuff...(and a some food storage wouldn't be a bad idea either...)

[bertly71]

@TacticalCitySlicker Just like any other group of people, most can figure out there is something wrong. Very few can figure out those truly responsible, and even fewer, the needed solutions. As a friend of mine pointed out, one third of the protesters should have been at Wall street, one third in front of the white house, and the last in front of congress. The Fed is controlled by the same people who control the rest of them. They forget ,or didn't know, that Obama appointed Bernanke.

[TacticalCitySlicker]

@bertly71 Yes I've given up one the "Just so happened" theory and there really is an intelligent design behind it. Remember the Hegalian Dialectic -Create a problem -solicit the public response -create a solution beneficial to you. For instance OWS is the "response" aspect which is soliciting for the "solution" favorable to the Government. "more regulation" IE: (more power). Creating even less of a free market and further into fascism. Not saying OWS is bad just a bit ignorant

[bertly71]

@TacticalCitySlicker That would fit with the Solyndra scam that was pulled on the taxpayers. Same MO. They had discussed a bailout until the story went viral.

[bertly71]

@TacticalCitySlicker Highly possible and likely probable. I had not thought of it that way. The lack of oversight was probably intentional and would fit right in. to the plot.

[TacticalCitySlicker]

@bertly71 2008 was the collapse of the housing bubble created by the government as they incentivised companies like fannie&freddie to make terrible loans because they would bail them out. Not because of a lack of oversight.

[bertly71]

@TacticalCitySlicker Unless the government regulators were looking the other way when all of this unfolded in 2008, this never would have happened. The default of Fannie and Freddie has also contributed, the government is heavily involved with both of them and still bails them out. The government bailouts for Wall Street ran up the debt and only propped up the big banks. The corrupt bankers needed corrupt politicians to pull off this theft and fraud on American taxpayers, thus co conspirators.

[TacticalCitySlicker]

@bertly71 Chicken before the egg??

Please do explain...