If any of you understand banking and the reality of the world in which we live, then you understand that these are not failed banking deeds, but a carefully planned slaughter of the sheep. (AKA CONSUMERS) Of course the sheep being slaughtered do not know this, even as they see the blood and headless bodies of their neighbors strewn throughout the streets in which they dwell.
The reason I am calling homeowners and the American people sheep is not to offend, but to put a face on the reality of how most people live their lives. Following the herds and never questioning the world in which we live. Instead of how and why, most focus on woe is me. This error in thinking leads most to their foreclosure and spiritual deaths.
Bottom line, the banking shepherds are put in place to lead this generation of consumer sheeple to the slaughter in order to make room to operate with the new generation of sheeple who is perfectly trained to consume without question.
Here is some corporate news for you to chew on from Forbes. Again, no offense but baaaaaaaaa:
Facing pressure from regulators, politicians and a public eager to chasten them for past misdeeds, bankers are in a cautious mode. Consumers already face rising interest rates on loans, assuming they can get them, and an abundance of account fees. Among many popular consumer banking offerings expected to fall by the wayside: free checking, as banks try to make up in fees what they are losing in bad loans.
Instead banks will focus more on traditional commercial banking, rein in risk-taking, and get smaller by divesting businesses that don’t add a lot to the bottom line. Regulators seem to be pushing them in this direction. Congress is debating whether to reverse some of the late-1990s laws that repealed the Great Depression safeguards that prevented commercial and investment banks from intermingling.
