The World is Getting Robbed. Bailouts Going to Money Laundering

No it isn't. Capitalism isn't some Khazarian invention. It is played out in your Garden, on the Plains of the Serengeti. What happens in the real natural 'capitalist' system is that when a leader (alfa male/female) of most advanced species (social mammals) act against the interests of that species, then they are subjugated brutally. The Natural laws cannot tolerate weak/criminal leadership.

My last post on this thread...I hope it helps

The little people have to ask themselves what motivates their past and current 'leaders'. It isn't you (plain observation). When i say leaders i don't mean those pathetic face wo/men offered up to the Public at 'election time'. I mean those pale worms hidden away under a rock in Monte Carlo or behind the military and global police in your termite hills/bee hives called cities. They fear what you do...bad things happening to them, and half the genes they've spewed into the next new consciousnesses...they must defend this above all else...it's natural code..Ask what they want for themselves after this and then See them do what they do better than any other animal on the planet now...change color and hide behind words..like cold blooded chameleons.

Last Edited by Lips Of Lucifer on 11/05/2012 02:45 PM

Your perspectives are welcome. Post more if it suits you.

Thats northern Ireland not the republic of Ireland

Excellent thread, Pool.

And now, what can we do about it?

Thanks

Something foe the perusal of those here who are interested in a slightly different world. The system works, but it needs 'tweaking'. My generation see it or they wouldn't have put this out. Much love

[link to ponerology.com]

Some later reading...



Cheers gotta go..

Bye-bye $105 billion: UK bank bailout money may be gone for good

The US$105 billion of British taxpayer money used to bail out the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds at the peak of the banking crisis may never be recouped, a parliamentary committee report warns.
The state owns more than 80 per cent of RBS and 40 per cent of Lloyds after injecting 65.8 billion pounds ($105 billion) of capital into the two in 2008 to help the institutions survive. It plans to return the money by selling the banks back to the private sector.
However British parliamentarians are doubtful about the prospect of a return on the investment and call for a conservative approach to withdrawing public shares in the banks, saying otherwise the taxpayers’ money will be lost.


[link to rt.com]