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Bank of America Declares War on the United States
Bank of America has declared war on our country. The recently announced transfer of $75 trillion in derivatives _ much of which is toxic assets _ has the potential for bankrupting the nation. Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Corporatism, Political Rant
Tagged America, American economy, Bank of America, bankruptcy, deception, derivatives, economy, Obama, politics, President Obama, rich, toxic assets, USA
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What’s a trillion dollars or so between friends?
Returning control of the currency to the Federal government happens to be the most fundamental issue facing America in addressing its debt and systemic insolvency. Systemic insolvency simply means that bankruptcy is built into the system as now configured. Continue reading





National Values 101
We need to have an adult conversation about America, what it is and what kind of country we the people want to live in. Continue reading →