Sucklings of the She-Wolf

The week following Beppe Grillo’s party’s election win in Italy, the US Federal Reserve deposited another $100 Billion into the coffers of foreign banks, chiefly European banks.  You can see the kick upward in the green area at the right of this picture.  The sickly greenish area is the total amount that the US Central Bank has newly printed and lent to foreign banks, the blue and reddish areas the total amount printed anew and lent to US banks.

Say there’s a 350 trillion Apples in the US.  When there’s 350 trillion dollars printed and lent (as in the left side of the chart – 2008, before the Big Bankster Bailout), and everybody bought Apples, they’d be $1 each.  By the time we get to the right side of the chart (now) and there are 1,800 trillion dollars printed and lent, if everybody still bought Apples, they’d be $5 each.

Here’s Honorary She-Bear Beppe speaking in 1998…

http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2013/03/09/incredible-video-beppe-grillo-dissects-the-financial-system-in-1998/

And a story about his movement in 2008, in two parts…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTJxy8z2dec

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9c8rvaZCd0

And the current state of affairs…

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-14/italian-lawmakers-face-backlash-as-grillo-s-force-arrive.html

The situation is basically the same in the US and most of the rest of Europe, it’s just not as entertaining or as candid as it is in Italy.  Outside of Mediterranean lands the propaganda front stands more strongly, though there are serious cracks in France and now even Germany.

In the USofA, a spinoff of the Occupy Movement, variously known as Strike Debt and Rolling Jubilee, has made its second major purchase of debt…

http://strikedebt.org/rjupdate-2/

They purchased and erased more than a million dollars worth of medical debt owed by individuals, paying two cents on the dollar.  Collection agencies can buy your debt for that sort of price, but you can’t.  Strike Debt pretends to be a collection agency, then like Beppe, it tears up the note.  They started out with the goal of raising $50,000, but raised more than half a million.  With half a million dollars and fifty-to-one leverage, they could wipe out $25,000,000 in individuals’ debts.  Till your loyal servants in Congress make it illegal.