This Looks Like A Stroke of Genius: 43 Trillion Lawsuit! Nargis Yuh See...

Some People Are Fighting Back Brilliantly!
the bought and paid for american judicial system will prolly try to throw this out as early as possible but they must be prevented from doing that. 
the longer it is fought out in the courts the more politicizing it will be..the more clarifying it will be to the people.... the more it will help to organize the people spontaneously..like Occupy..without the benefit of any dam political party.
doh lose faith Nargis.  the NWO ent win yet! :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: 
www.marketwatch.com/story/major-banks-go...-treasury-2012-10-25
Spire Law Group, LLP's national home owners' lawsuit, pending in the venue where the "Banksters" control their $43 trillion racketeering scheme (New York) - known as the largest money laundering and racketeering lawsuit in United States History and identifying $43 trillion ($43,000,000,000,000.00) of laundered money by the "Banksters" and their U.S. racketeering partners and joint venturers - now pinpoints the identities of the key racketeering partners of the "Banksters" located in the highest offices of government and acting for their own self-interests.

Stroke of Genius , indeed !

I have always maintained that the mortgage fiasco :

had to be condoned by the " Banksters " ...

look at sub-plots:


Now [color=rgb(136, 0, 136)]following the original CNBC link [/color]takes you to a blank page, even though some of the comments on that original article remain (UPDATE: comments have been erased as well).
[/size]Here the story takes a dark turn! It turns out that the [color=rgb(136, 0, 136)]father of the two children stabbed to death, allegedly by the Nanny,[/color] is[color=rgb(136, 0, 136)]SVP and General Manager, CNBC Digital![/color] And shortly after the murder of the children, CNBC pulled down the story regarding the lawsuit against the banks!
[/size]How long will the story remain at Marketwatch before it is "Orwellized?"
[/size]Are the children of the executives at Marketwatch even now in danger?
[/size]As a side note, the official story regarding the murders is that the nanny stabbed the children, then tried to slash her own throat. Suicide by cutting ones own throat is extremely rare, less than one percent of all suicides, and is primarily committed by men with military experience. Women committing suicide by slashing their own throat is almost unheard of!
[/size]While the corporate-owned media is proclaiming the "rush to judgement" guilt of the nanny (who has survived but cannot yet speak) she has not actually been charged yet, nor is there any apparent motive for the nanny to have done such a thing.

When they win the lawsuit then i will be convinced the nwo has.nowhere to go.

but they wont win.

I wait, eager to see how this develops

I don't know if winning is the point.


and if they lose it will be an immense traducing of justice..just the kind of thing that flies in the face of the people and bring home to them the wall at their collective back..precipitating irresitible forward movement.


the point may be to get it into the courts, force it...on the sheer weight of its veracity... through the courts to the highest judgement... and let them..the supremes...throw it out in the face of that clear veracity, and open theft and financial rape of the people..in the full glare of the peoples view.


don't you think that would totally destroy the judicial system finally, with no chance of its retention, to be swept away in revolutionary surge,  precipitating hell knows what socially?

Just the Publicity to open the eyes of Americans :

to the corruption right in front of their noses !

More Potential of the Same Kind.  But will the students move.......


www.counterpunch.org/2012/10/26/american...oal-miners-of-today/


“In financial capitalism our debt is a raw material for the production of new financial products,” said Meister. Think about all the bizarre derivatives, complex loans and credit mechanisms, the profusion of financial claims that multiplies leverage across households, corporations, sovereign nations, all in a dangerous and systemic manner. Remember that student loans are the single biggest source of consumer debt now. “Our debt is someone else’s collateral,” observed Meister.
[/size]“The question for democracy today is how to assemble a political machine based on actionable demands,” said the not-radical looking professor in a very soft and careful voice. “Are financial activists the coal miners of today?”
[/size]The question hung in the air, cold California air damp after the first rains of the season. Meister’s questions beg further speculation and wonder. Dare students organize a debt payment strike? How would they even go about doing it? What would they ask for? How could other subjects of the multitude align with them? What’s at stake?