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"Chase"ing The Money
Chase bank, the recipient of billions of tax dollars in the biggest
transfer of wealth the country has ever known, the great Obama bail
out! In the great bail out boondoggle Chase acquired Washington
Mutual. I don’t understand why Washington Mutual rolled over, but it
gave Chase the opportunity to gouge hard working tax payers with their
own money. One of the first things Chase did was to raise the interest
rate on WAMU credit cards to 29.99%. Why didn’t they just hit us in
the head and pick our pockets while we were unconscious? The current
administration may have frowned on that and it wouldn’t have given
politicians the chance to spout rhetoric about stopping the banks from
gouging the public, but that will take some time because water
boarding is taking center stage and all of the resources.
If you call Chase Bank to inquire about the new rate you will
immediately be connected to a hard to understand representative
somewhere in India. They will politely greet you and introduce
themselves with their American name, Ralph, Jeremy, Sheila, Susan or
some other name they can hardly pronounce. Next they will ask for your
account number, your social security number, your date of birth and
your mothers maiden name. The questions you may ask yourself at this
point might be, why am I giving this stranger my critical information
and is there really someone in India naming their children Ralph?
Now it dawn’s on me that while we are staggering under the weight
of a faulty economic recovery plan, Chase Bank is using American tax
payer money to employ people in India! This suddenly brings to mind a
question that Mr. Obama should be asking Chase Bank. With 14 million
unemployed people in this country, you can’t find anyone to answer
the phone?
Don’t get caught up in the blame game.
Democrats would have you believe that they inherited these problems
from the Bush administration. Republicans say this administration is
at fault and they don’t know what they’re doing. Blaming the
previous regime puts the current regime in the clear because they’re
not at fault! Another pit fall will come in the form of a statement, "You
can’t go back to the constitution!". Back being the operative
word. And that is correct, we can’t go back in time. I don’t think
we’re going back to the constitution, we’re going forward to the
constitution!
If you find yourself in a conversation with an idealistic person
that wants to point out the mistakes of the other party, you will be
unable to carry on a meaningful conversation. There is plenty of blame
to go around and every point has a justifiable counter point and the
conversation goes nowhere. Don’t waste your time trying to place
blame, the problem is government. Not any particular part but every
part of government is broken, corrupt, mismanaged, over funded and
praying on the misfortunes of the people it was meant to protect.
Having stated the problem the solution becomes very clear.
The people of this nation must rise up in a peaceful revolution
that will reassert the sovereignty of our nation and it’s people. We
must abolish the rule of the rich and powerful and return it to the
people at the most basic level.
How do we do this, by joining together serious and like minded
people to discus the predicament and formulate a strategy that will
empower the people and embody the country.
Start a group today! Become a chapter of The Constitutional Guard.
Contact the Fundamental Press, we’ll help you get started. Support
the Revolution, the Constitutional Revolution!
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