Global Collapse Imminent - What You Can Do To Stop It

How long can the mainstream media avoid the obvious truth that global finance capitalism is dead? When will they finally understand that any attempts to resurrect this system of inequality will only add to our future malaise? How many more times can the CNBC talking-heads go on live television and ask guest analysts, “Is the worst over?”, before they understand that the worst is yet to come? And how many G20 summits do we need until the public is finally told that behind this calamity sits one monolithic institution that needs to be dismantled?

The problem with relying on traditional media for any measure of foresight is that they are rarely forward-looking. They report the past. They report what has already happened and then argue over what and who caused it to happen. While the latter two questions can lead to an understanding of cause, it is at this juncture where the mainstream media hits a brick wall. With no grasp of the actual magnitude of this crisis and certainly nothing of value to add to the discussion the evening anchors usher to the stage partisan spin-masters who step up to the mic and spew rhetoric about how one side or the other is to blame while completely failing to offer up any solutions to any of the problems facing this planet. More often than not these pundits are there for one reason only, to sell their most recent ghost-written books.

Five global banks are at the center of this crisis. They are hoarding the money being dumped on them by our own government at the behest of the Fed - money that could just as well have been handed to you and I as it is our money, not theirs. Within that statement lies the unspoken answer to all our questions about where we sit in the global scheme of things. At present the US Treasury has put the welfare of the global banking system before the welfare of the people. Banking sits atop all things and holds hostage the world’s liberty and freedom. That is tyranny by any interpretation as the global banking system is owned and controlled by a mere handful of people.