Given a non debt-money based lending direct from our own Treasury, provided thru existing banks and credit unions, whether public or private, we can once and for all escape the banksters system that has destroyed so many lives and the economy as a whole.
With new legal tender laws to escape the "Federal Reserve" money and credit creation monopoly we then avoid all the secondary market chaos and Wall Street criminality which we see today and which has cost taxpayers billions in bail-outs to bankers - i.e., the very ones who abused and raped the system. With private debt-money, the social harm and costs spread to other markets and mean more banker bail-outs with yet more money which must be borrowed at interest from a private cartel that creates it out of thin air.
Were a public home loan bank system in place, all the chaos could have been, and will be, prevented via stable low or no interest Treasury-direct home loans.
If, for example, we adopted a regime of three percent fixed home loans - all funded thru local banks, savings and loans, and credit unions we could then have stable, low-interest, home loans with one big difference -- i.e., the source of funds.
Not only would we not be paying this low interest to and thru the debt-money bond dealers who own the Federal Reserve but the interest, if any, would be paid directly into our public Treasury. Such funds could then be used to make new loans or go to reduce our taxes or fund infrastructure -- all without debt-money chicanery and slavery to a private cartel.
Our problem to date is that we are not likely to hear of any such options because the corporate "free press" and our corporate-financed, bankster-driven, politicians dare not speak of such "radical" proposals or any such freedom from the iron grip of the "Fed" cartel - and this despite the clear constitutional "purse power" directive handed down to We, The People. These lackeys would cry "socialism" in order to keep you tied to the very banksters our Founding Fathers Fathers fought to escape and keep future generations from becoming their victims. It is privatization that is bankrupting us and stealing our assets and even our ability to work as a truly free community, state, and nation.
Today's situation of forced free trade, forced globalization, and ruin of the middle class and First World Standards creating the very chaos from which we can gain the courage to begin to reclaim the "Fed" stock and completely revise our home finance system, not to mention our government debt-money bond system. With all the government guarantees in place in the mortgage market, we already have partially nationalized home finance. With the removal of these guarantees homes loand will become increasingly expensive and hard to obtain. We will remain at the mercy of Wall Street and private bankers instead of establishing a simple treasury-direct system home loan system.
Nothing is more indicative of the stone cold oligarchy within which we are trapped then the absence of any discussion of exactly such a program. Must we wait until the system collapses under the weight of forced debt-money, and the fascist parade beings in earnest, to hear a discussion of Treasury-direct home loans, nationalization, state banks, or a public central bank in this "free country" of ours? Must we eternally bow down before the money God, Goldman Sachs, a promethean too-big-to-fail entity wherein our Treasury Department appears be be nothing more than an in-house subsidiary?
Real home loan reform is not only possible today but absolutely necessary. First, however, something other than complete private bankster control must be broached and freely debated not only in Congress but in a media free of corporate control (see EditorFreedom.com). This is a tall order at present as the "weapons of mass distraction" are currently out of our hands -- despite the fact the public owns the airwaves we still have no say in editorship.
Clearly, the family home is the very building block of society -- our society. We should then be able to decide (easy with a National Initiative process) that we are going to act like any small community and help our neighbors build their homes and minimize the cost -- just like a nation-wide "barn raising." Or, do we want to screw our kids with endless debt-money interest, non-portable equity buildup, and recourse loans only for the little guy?
We can decide we are not going to place our families at the mercy of amoral, far-flung, investors who could care less that we lost our job to "free trade" with China or that we now face losing our home, our life savings, our health, and facing divorce over money matters. The landscape is now littered with debt-beaten and broken families for these very reasons, and mortgages idiotically bought and sold into pieces.
Indeed, the incredible social chaos and completely unneccessary costs that arise with debt-money-driven financial failures and home foreclosures are truly immense. Why do you think the ruling banking elite are scrambling so hard to look like they are relieving the burden of the millions already foreclosed and the millions more awaiting foreclosure? They seek to prevent and rael reform and prevent what the people really want and need - a stable, non-predatory, home loan system financed by their own public treasury.
We are being screwed more ways than you can count today and thing promise to get worse with a "New Democrat" in the White House serving corporate interests.
In any case the home lending disaster all stems from a corrupt "independent" private central bank system. Independent of whom you ask? Why, the people, of course, but not the banking cartel owners of the "Fed."
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