The banking protection racket – 5 charts highlighting the laundering and dismantling of the middle class. New methods of looking at employment. Peak debt and tweaking statistics.

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  1. Robert said:

    Excellent piece. As outrageous as financing gamblers(“This is the not the path to prosperity here. When we finance gamblers and protect those that siphon off from the productive sectors…”) is allowing them to make enormous political contributions.

    February 10th, 2012 at 11:02 am

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