It’s long past time for Americans, and especially those who live in Florida to WAKE UP! It just so happens that Tampa is in many ways, the epicenter for the kind of fraud, abuse and criminality that we’re seeing protesters stand up against in New York City.
The banksters (criminals in their own right) and the criminals they’ve paid off in Congress and state houses all across this country do not respect The People any longer and they certainly do not fear us any more.
It’s time to WAKE UP! Please join with me in supporting OccupyTampa. Please log on to their Facebook page , join and contribute a few dollars to support the cause!
Matt,
I don’t have a facebook account, but I would like to support the Tampa protestors. If you know any other way I can do that, please let me know via pamlinc@msn.com.
thanks,
Pam
Occupy Minnesota, previously scheduled to occur in front of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, October 7, 2011 has been relocated to the plaza by the Hennepin County Government Center (in order to allow for a larger group.) Minnesota has been seriously afflicted with foreclosure abuses because it is a nonjudicial foreclosure state and the homeowners have to sue for an injunction against the foreclosing entity on short notice advertisement without knowing who their lenders are or within one year following the Sheriff’s sale. I have been to a Sheriff’s sale proceeding in Minnesota at which the only issue considered was whether the legal description was correct. To those reading this blog from Minnesota, please try to attend.
News from St. Louis: the group continues to be active today after a gathering by the St. Louis Fed on Saturday.
All who can, find out where your nearest Occupy Wall Street group is gathering and try to attend.
Here is an important issue: from the General Accounting Office’s Audit of the Federal Reserve: that the US Federal Reserve gave 16 Trillion Dollars in 0% loans of US Dollars to the biggest banks in our nation and internationally and to international large corporations from 2007 through 2010. https://sanders.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/GAO%20Fed%20Investigation.pdf (see the 144th page or page 131 as paginated.) This is done by creating US dollars by the Fed, which usually sells US Bonds, buying the bonds it creates. How this relates to QE (quantitative easing, i.e. hyperinflation) is a good question. One of my favorite Occupy Wall Street slogans from Los Angeles is to the effect that WE, THE PEOPLE, ARE TOO BIG TO FAIL. END THE FED is short, simple and to the point.