Vatic Note: It was surprising to see the similarities between the Soviet Union collapse and the impending collapse of the USA. I thought the USA would never collapse, but then at the time I had no idea what a huge role the Khazar Rothschild bankers played and how very much similar the game was they played in both the Soviet Union and the United States. The end result was never going to be any different. The regional plan was to set up 10 regions, extract all the wealth from each region and collapse those into a global one world. Then, with total control of each region under a global "UNELECTED" governance by appointed corporations and bankers, they could simply collapse the global economic system whenever they needed wealth extracted from the system. Clever plan. All the while continuing their genocide of all "other races" from the planet.
What this shows is their is simply no difference between our systems and never was. We have not selected our leaders anymore than Russia did and we used to laugh at their elections that were rigged. I guess he who laughs last, laughs best. Now Russia gets to analyze our collapse and is now comparing it to their own.... how ironic. We haven't collapsed yet, and if we can get the bankers out of the way, we might still be able to come back if we do the following:
1. Force the bankers to prove they put up hard assets as the loan for the debt. (good luck)
2. Prove they have lost those assets in the lending process and have suffered damages.
3. Identify all market manipulations by the Fed Res and brokerage and banking houses over time and determine the cost to the market participants and deduct that from what we owe, that alone should clear the debt.
4. Take the total of all bailouts up to the 12 trillion to day that they owe the taxpayers and deduct that from what we owe them.
5. Identify all scamming loan programs that did not fit the prudent systemic risk assessment normal for responsible lending and deduct the value of that from the loan.
6. Audit all SEC complaints filed against the SEC by investors for not enforcing market laws that affected our debt and the bankers exposure and deduct that from the loans
There is more, much more, but you get the idea. At this point, just with this list, we no longer owe the bankers that money. We officially notify China and other lending countries that the Federal Reserve is personally and professionally responsible to China et al for all monies they borrowed in our name since it was all done through fraud. I believe if we do that as a nation of people, and refuse to pay into the IMF where our taxes go, rather into an escrow trust fund independant of the IMF, Fed Res and world bank, but earmarked exclusively for congressional use of our funds and a separate sworn oath by our congress to use these funds in the fashion and manner that will heal and repair our economy, bring all soldiers home, close all bases and cancel all trade agreements, then we have a serious chance of rebuilding our economy, maybe even better than before. Then hang any of the robber barons who protest, threaten, blackmail or try to bribe any of our congressmen.... I think that will solve all our problems.
Social Collapse Best Practices
http://fora.tv/2009/02/13/Dmitry_Orlov_Social_Collapse_Best_Practices
By: Dmitry OrlovTheory: The United States and the USSR will have collapsed for roughly the same reasons.
- A severe and chronic shortfall in the production of crude oil
- A severe and worsening trade deficit
- A run-away military budget
- Ballooning foreign debt
The following factors are not helpful, but by themselves do not put a country on a collision course with reality like the above reasons do.
- Inability to provide an acceptable quality of life for its citizens
- systemicly corrupt political system incapable of reform
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