Civil disobedience!

Is a subject I have covered before, nothing changes without meaningful actions, with meaningful ideas. To get to the state that France is in, it has taken like most of the western world, 50 to 70 years of greedy politicians wanting ever more money via tax. Not only them, they have made the top 1% richer year upon year by cutting taxation with regards to corporations plus cutting tax for the top earners in the world. There are now a small handful of people, with more money than over half of the worlds population put together!.

You would like proof that what I say is correct yes? Not a problem.

8 rich people own as much wealth as half the world.

The world’s richest people — the so-called 1% — will control almost two-thirds of global wealth by 2030.

Regardless of what happens tomorrow in France.

When Macron, the elected Rothschild's ex banking leach will on TV announce tax cuts for all. It is important to note, that these protests in France, have also been happening in Brussels, the home of the EU headquarters, Italy and even Holland. The MSM in the west is not telling you that are they? Well it is on TV here in the east, I can tell you that much for free.

Source to Macron backing down tomorrow here. Macron to announce MORE tax cuts and say he's sorry after riots.

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Austerity!

Is what they preach, whilst giving themselves a 10% raise year upon year, whilst everyone else is squeezed to the maximum, with ever lower wages compared to inflation figures. When inflation is higher year upon year than wage rises, like over the past 20 years, the average wage becomes worth less year upon year. Most of the quaintly named quantitative easing (printing more money backed by debt) to pump into stock-markets, that then appear to show everyone everything is alright, has also not worked. Quantitative easing is the program under which the Federal Reserve began to spend money buying short-term bonds from banks. In other words, it began to purchase from banks rather than letting banks borrow money. Where did QE money go? To the banks!

Why did quantitative easing not work out?

The idea was good, the actuality not. The banks were supposed to lend this new money to ordinary people and businesses to encourage spending, growth and debt. Where did they spend the money? the stock market of course.

Have you ever wondered why stocks just seem to keep going up no matter what happens? For years, financial markets have been behaving in ways that seem to defy any rational explanation, but once you understand the role that central banks have been playing everything begins to make sense. In the aftermath of the great financial crisis of 2008, global central banks began to buy stocks, bonds and other financial assets in very large quantities and they haven’t stopped since.

4 weeks they have been protesting in France, 2 months in Italy.

The greed with regards to the so called elite knows no boundaries. In Greece they even stole peoples savings from their bank accounts, and only allowed them to take under 100 euros from their own accounts, per day, for weeks. They also stole from pensioners, who had worked all their lives, paid into the pension plan, for the government to take it by force.

Banks didn't open yesterday and citizens can only withdraw €60 (£42) a day.

‘They stole my money’: Greek dreams of retirement turn sour.

A run on the banks!

This is new term used when a lot of people want to withdraw their "own" money from a bank, due to the banks spending it, as soon as it is deposited in said bank!.

Are cryptos the answer? I think not. I do see a case though with regards to local communities making their own currency, free from any government control. All that requires is mutual trust between a local community, it has worked before, it is working still in some places too.

How to Print Your Own Money, Build Community & Not Get Arrested by the Feds.

Anyway, enough of me already, wishing you a superb week ahead.

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