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    1. Enable trillions of dollars in mortgages guaranteed to default by packaging unlimited quantities of them into mortgage-backed securities (MBS), creating umlimited demand for fraudulently originated loans.
    2. Sell these MBS as "safe" to credulous investors, institutions, town councils in Norway, etc., i.e. "the bezzle" on a global scale.
    3. Make huge "side bets" against these doomed mortgages so when they default then the short-side bets generate billions in profits.
    4. Leverage each $1 of actual capital into $100 of high-risk bets.
    5. Hide the utterly fraudulent bets offshore and/or off-balance sheet (not that the regulators you had muzzled would have noticed anyway).
    6. When the longside bets go bad, transfer hundreds of billions of dollars in Federal guarantees, bailouts and backstops into the private hands which made the risky bets, either via direct payments or via proxies like AIG. Enable these private Power Elites to borrow hundreds of billions more from the Treasury/Fed at zero interest.
    7. Deposit these funds at the Federal Reserve, where they earn 3-4%. Reap billions in guaranteed income by borrowing Federal money for free and getting paid interest by the Fed.
    8. As profits pile up, start buying boatloads of short-term U.S. Treasuries. Now the taxpayers who absorbed the trillions in private losses and who transferred trillions in subsidies, backstops, guarantees, bailouts and loans to private banks and corporations, are now paying interest on the Treasuries their own money purchased for the banks/corporations.
    9. Slowly acquire trillions of dollars in Treasuries--not difficult to do as the Federal government is borrowing $1.5 trillion a year.
    10. Stop buying Treasuries and dump a boatload onto the market, forcing interest rates to rise as supply of new T-Bills exceeds demand (at least temporarily). Repeat as necessary to double and then triple interest rates paid on Treasuries.
    11. Buy hundreds of billions in long-term Treasuries at high rates of interest. As interest rates rise, interest payments dwarf all other Federal spending, forcing extreme cuts in all other government spending.
    12. Enjoy the hundreds of billions of dollars in interest payments being paid by taxpayers on Treasuries that were purchased with their money but which are safely in private hands.





    http://www.oftwominds.com/blogjuly10/con-of-decade07-10.html
    http://www.oftwominds.com/blogjuly10/con-of-decade-pt2-07-10.html


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    Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

    I think that between step 11 and 12 we have step 11b); currency collapses and everyone loses (well everyone not owning gold that is).

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    • #3
      Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

      I read this on Zerohedge.com . It's brilliant in it's simplicity and clarity, but my question is, what now? It seems the only people reading this stuff are the people who already know about it. I'm tired of bitching and moaning, I want action. Or is this part of the slow process of change?

      Politicians are all bought off by, and support the Plutocracy for the simple reason that they want their money in order to get re-elected. So I want to print 100 copies of this article and mail it to every senator with the words on top:

      "You can remain part of the problem, or become part of the solution. Your voters are ANGRY."

      But I have no faith that the Pols will actually listen anymore... voting seems like more and more an exercise of picking one's poison.

      My husband OTOH, wants to email the article to all our friends and ask them to pass it on. He thinks something good will come from doing this, but is vague on the specifics. My problem with this approach is it makes someone feel like they accomplished something but they're really just venting, passing an email round and round.

      What creative things can iTulipers think of to do with something like this?

      Be kinder than necessary because everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.

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      • #4
        Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

        I believe that there was a discussion of this here - Con of the Decade (Part I)

        But I see above that there is the second part to it as well now.

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          Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

          Things need to get a lot worse before there is change. Unfortunately, people "in the know" are a minority. The majority are still living on Kool-Aid .

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            Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

            Originally posted by shiny! View Post
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            Politicians are all bought off by, and support the Plutocracy for the simple reason that they want their money in order to get re-elected.
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            What creative things can iTulipers think of to do with something like this?
            Shiny,

            The only things you can do to fight off the current system is through money, or through "sweat blood and tears"

            This is a discussion I had in 2002 with people in a progressive presidential candidate's discussion group. Giving $5 or $10 to a good candidate is just like your husband's solution. But it does not cut mustard, when the other campaigns are getting $1000 plus contributions.

            So if one is passionate about change, and cannot afford the $1000 plus -- the only thing left is to go out and proselytize. Unfortunately e-mails are not as effective as face to face discussions with people you know, and to transfer the passion to them. once that is done, then e-mails work. Get people to take specific actions. telephone calls to senators and representatives work. Call their local offices, and talk to a person. Do not leave voice mails at the local offices. Voter concerns only work if you are in the sen/rep's district.

            Target specific representatives and senators, who are on the fence about your issues

            Get people to take on primary challenges to targeted representatives, and get people to vote for those challengers.

            All of this requires "blood, sweat and tears"

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              Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

              Originally posted by aaron View Post
              Things need to get a lot worse before there is change. Unfortunately, people "in the know" are a minority. The majority are still living on Kool-Aid .
              And if they get worse slow enough, the frog won't jump!

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              • #8
                Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

                Originally posted by Rajiv View Post
                Shiny,

                The only things you can do to fight off the current system is through money, or through "sweat blood and tears"

                This is a discussion I had in 2002 with people in a progressive presidential candidate's discussion group. Giving $5 or $10 to a good candidate is just like your husband's solution. But it does not cut mustard, when the other campaigns are getting $1000 plus contributions.

                So if one is passionate about change, and cannot afford the $1000 plus -- the only thing left is to go out and proselytize. Unfortunately e-mails are not as effective as face to face discussions with people you know, and to transfer the passion to them. once that is done, then e-mails work. Get people to take specific actions. telephone calls to senators and representatives work. Call their local offices, and talk to a person. Do not leave voice mails at the local offices. Voter concerns only work if you are in the sen/rep's district.

                Target specific representatives and senators, who are on the fence about your issues

                Get people to take on primary challenges to targeted representatives, and get people to vote for those challengers.

                All of this requires "blood, sweat and tears"
                Thanks, Rajiv.

                Be kinder than necessary because everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.

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                • #9
                  Re: Banksters plan explained :-)

                  Originally posted by Rajiv View Post
                  telephone calls to senators and representatives work.
                  ???
                  The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance - it is the illusion of knowledge ~D Boorstin

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