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How High Pay Interferes With Ethical of Even Logical Decision Making

Posted in Debt Peonage, Economics on January 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Is our compensation system pushing us to do things that are right for society generally? There is a great misconception that is almost a requirement for one to believe if one lives in the US. This is that high pay is necessary for motivation and that more pay causes more motivation, and that this motivation [...]

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Michael Hudson on Real Estate Taxation

Posted in Banking, Debt Peonage, Economic Bubbles, Economic History, Real Estate, tagged , on May 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Michael Hudson has been covering real estate for some time and is one of the very few experts on real estate taxation. The picture above is a good representation of how banks see the optimal real estate situation, people who are so in debt that they have to allocate most of their income to their [...]

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Is Bad Credit Really Bad For You?

Posted in Debt Peonage on February 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Credit scores are worshiped as deities of old. However, why the need to perpetually borrow money? Is it even necessary for so many people to be house owners rather than renters? Essentially, the idea that a good credit score is a goal to be achieved is another in a long list of values that are [...]

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The Future EndState Desired by Citibank-Goldman Sachs

Posted in Capitalism, Debt Peonage, Economic Conspiracy, Economic Inequality, tagged , , on January 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »

…..debt peonage and slavery. Also known as trickle down economics. Conservatives are always supporting different forms of slavery. Read more how everyone seems to want a slave. http://onhumannature.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/everyone-wants-a-slave/

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National Foundation for Credit Counseling is Creditor Front Organization

Posted in Debt Peonage, Investment Advice, Misleading Financial Institutions, Mortgages, Videos on January 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »

The National Foundation for Credit Counseling is an organization and lobby group for the credit counseling and debt consolidation industry. However, they not only represent credit counseling and debt consolidation firms, they also represent the creditors themselves. They were the subject of an anti-trust lawsuit. “In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the number of [...]

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The Price of the Bailout – Priceless

Posted in Debt Peonage on January 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

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International Methods Come Home to Roost

Posted in Debt Peonage, International Finance, Mortgages, Videos, tagged on January 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

These videos below explains how the US deals with other countries. The IMF, World Bank, the CIA, the University of Chicago economics department among other US institutions are used to support an overall agenda of economic control over countries that are weak enough to be controlled. The objective is to increase the countries indebtedness to [...]

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