Occupy Wall Street - Corporations, Greed, Legislation and Unfair Taxation Part 2

This video is an eye opener, if you don't know about the secret government slush funds
Every state, every county and, every city has a fund which was generated, by your taxes and you don't get an annual report
This is an SEC violation, but since you don't know about it, you can't complain
Well, that changes, today, with this video about Walter J. Burien's documentary about the government slush funds and what he'd do, if he was king of the world!

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[melvin6767]

.JP Morgan is the largest profiteer of the FOOD STAMP PROGRAM. 45 million ppl on FS. Banks profit from social programs just like our government. If taxpayers are paying into these programs, why are they not compensated when Big Banks are?

[BackToConstitution]

@melvin6767 This is good information that I did not know and I thank you for your contribution

I hope that you post everywhere you can so that others may have the lights turned on for them

Keep up the good work!

[melvin6767]

I don't have finance experience, but I've been watching the market since 2004. The way the market reacts now, reminds me of what happened right before the collapse of 2008. I think that WS is sitting on a lot of toxic assets, I hope more ppl move their $ to credit unions. I think the shit is going to hit the fan. I hope our government won't bail them out next time.

[BackToConstitution]

@melvin6767 Credit unions are also going to be caught in this collapse

If you take a good look at the deposit insurer, you find that it's broke and borrowing money with no hope of paying the claims of 2,000 banks that the Federal Reserve calls, 'crummy' banks, on the verge of collapse, as a result of the tightening of credit by those who caused this depression, so they could take over all the banks and buy all the businesses at bankruptcy prices

These people also own all the best real estate

[melvin6767]

@BackToConstitution As an individual, I hope more little guys will come together to solve the country's problems, to rely on banks, large corps., or government is silly at this point. To me, we the people can manage our $ better than WS and Government.

[BackToConstitution]

@melvin6767 Yes, I agree that our money should be left with us, mainly because the decisions of government are often inferior to the choices that we, the people make with our money

For example, wars

We don't need wars

Those who want wars are in the war business and they make huge profits from the bloodshed

Who owns them? Government owns them; city, county and state governments own them, but the public is not informed of this and it's a crime!

We need to tell ten today and every day, for life

[melvin6767]

@BackToConstitution I think we r on the same page. War Inc., 2010 Lockheed Martin CEO, Martin Stevens,$21.89M in profits Lobbying $12.7M, Northup Gruman CEO Wes Bush, $22.84M, Lobbying $15.7M, Boeing CEO, James McNerney $19.4M, Lobbying $17.98M. These are annual profits. I support our Military, but not WAR INC. I think they are still doing this, the longer a war, or new war, the more $ for them.

[BackToConstitution]

@CAFR1 The is the greatest statement that I have read from you

It is a 'bull's eye' on identifying the problem and putting the blame on the culprits

You blame both those who were greedy and those who were masterfully distracted with entertainment

Now, you bring us a message of truth and it should be disseminated, without impedence

[CAFR1]

For the last 10,000-years from before the Pharaohs, government looked at the population as something to be drained and managed. That was, is, and never will be a good thing.

What I propose with the TRF changes the intent of government to wanting to see the population as wealthy and as prosperous as possible and in doing so all three power groups prosper: The Public; Financial Cartels; and government administration... A Win-Win for all involved and a very prosperous economy a 1000 years out..

[CAFR1]

The organize crime aspect is different from what is promoted to the public.

If you took all of the organized crime families the public is familiar with: Gambino, Capone; Bananno, Luciano, Geincana, etc. etc. etc., they would all look like a bunch of kids selling lemonade on the street corner compared to what "Corporate Government" is involved with today.

It all boils down to two words: Greed and Opportunity

The public left the vault door open as they were masterfully entertained.

[CAFR1]

Like it.

Slight tad bit in the face of the government gang, but Oh well..

I will note that there are hundreds of thousands of government funds from the local government operations, large and small. Every one of them is a power-base which determines by investment what company or real-estate venture succeeds or fails "globally".

The trick is to make the public the "First Line Beneficiary" through the phasing out and then elimination of all taxation. (Comment continued)