[Mase]

If bankers rule the world, how is it that they were forced by government to make loans to people who had no ability, or intention, of ever paying them back? How is it that government is able to force these Masters Of The Universe to participate in their wealth redistribution schemes?

You blame banks, and industry, for the many problems you perceive without any condemnation of the all powerful federal government pulling the strings. Do you consider yourself a big government conservative?

[khelus]

If bankers rule the world, how is it that they were forced by government to make loans to people who had no ability, or intention, of ever paying them back? How is it that government is able to force these Masters Of The Universe to participate in their wealth redistribution schemes?

You blame banks, and industry, for the many problems you perceive without any condemnation of the all powerful federal government pulling the strings. Do you consider yourself a big government conservative?

courtesy cc: Pelham

Explained much better than I could by Pelham:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3181359/posts?page=14#14

[PieterCasparzen]

If bankers rule the world, how is it that they were forced by government to make loans to people who had no ability, or intention, of ever paying them back?

Largest banks are publicly held. If the bank goes bankrupt, the shareholders lose. Other people's capital.

Before that even happens, however, the top elites have their men as Sect'y Treasury, on the Board of the Fed, etc. All these top advisors to the President recommend a government bailout of the bank. Other people's money.

If you look at the bank balance sheet, Assets=Liabilities-Equity (shareholders).

While the assets are huge - so are the liabilities; equity is relatively small. Liabilities (a lot of which is Customer Deposits) are other people's money.

The "bankers" us conspiracy guys talk about "control" by having people who have the banker's policy goals as their goals (minions) installed as officers and directors on the boards of directors of banks. Bank policy, like "green energy", "LBQTQ" (whatever), "climate change", etc., thus comes from the top financial elites. They put out the word, and all their minions, in their roles as university trustees, members of boards, etc., start implementing.

How is it that government is able to force these Masters Of The Universe to participate in their wealth redistribution schemes?

The redistribution is from working taxpayer to any consolidated entity that is controlled by the elites. Tax dollars go to the elite's NGOs, healthcare companies, manufacturing firms, defense contractors, any fund that holds US government debt (interest), etc.

Working taxpayers also buy from basically every publicly-held company; especially the large ones. So once they are consolidated into only a few nwo-controlled companies, you're always buying consumer goods from them and they can, because of their oligopoly, just sort of quietly keep raising prices together so they can pass on higher costs.

You blame banks, and industry, for the many problems you perceive without any condemnation of the all powerful federal government pulling the strings.

The elites are the string-pullers of government; it's 100% theirs.