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I've been a bank protest blogger for the past three years and just the other day I had a new moment of clarity, a defining moment on how banks are controlling society and in the process stealing wealth they did not earn.
I wrote about it on my Swarm The Banks Blog. I feel it is the most important article I have ever written because it spotlights the underbelly of how banks rule the world. You can find the article here.
The condensed version of that article is this simple, Whenever banks restructure a debt, it is considered a default.
Banks have no motivation, and may actually be constrained by laws they themselves have created, to change any debt unless they can financially punish the person or entity requesting the change in terms.
I believe there is plenty of wiggle room in which someone in debt, if they agree to pay off their debt, can have VAST AMOUNTS of the interest rate waived if their financial situation is dire. Right now, the government and the banks require that anybody requesting a change in terms to an existing loan of any kind be DEFAULTED before a change can be made. Don't believe me? Ask ANYONE who applied for the Home Affordable Mortgage Program, aka, HAMP.
Obviously being defaulted is like being scarlett lettered for future financial abuse and even when it comes to looking for a job! I believe if the public can agree that this is how the oppressors are truly oppressing, there can be ways to solve the problem through the present political system.
If there is a unity of message, there can be a clarity in presentation.
Allowing for a change in terms to an existing loan without it being called a default could be one of the most proactive things that could happen.

Is their anything too this or no?
Submitted by Halt I am Alex on
Can you actually articulate in any way how they are doing this?
ITS IN BOLD IT MUST BE TRUE
"Banks... be constrained by laws they themselves have created,"
Uhm... no not really. Sorry.
To resist is to piss in the wind, anyone who does will end up smelling.
Knowing this why do I defy, my inner voice is yelling.
This wasn't a housing issue,
Submitted by OneVoiceOfMany on
This wasn't a housing issue, but my friend lost his job and wanted to consolidate and get a lower payment for his school loans and CC debt from college. The firm told him the same thing.
"We can't help you unless you are in default of your payments"
You do not make a bit of sense
Submitted by Halt I am Alex on
Why not try adding some context so your coments make sense?
To resist is to piss in the wind, anyone who does will end up smelling.
Knowing this why do I defy, my inner voice is yelling.
It makes sense as a comment
Submitted by OneVoiceOfMany on
It makes sense as a comment on the article. Clicked the wrong button. Sorry, buddy.
thank you One Voice of Many,
Submitted by SWARMtheBANKS on
I'm trying to save everybody a lot of time. I've written a few hundred articles, done google research for the past three years, and just the other day it finally hit me how easy the bankers have used their guidelines to screw everybody.
Just change what bankers are using to screw everybody. Change the "restructuring debt is a default" rule, and change can occur.
www.occupynews.net, www.swarmthebanks.com, www.bankprotests.com, www.parallelforeclosure.com, www.unfairforeclosures.com, www.daily-protest.com, www.bloggersagainstchasebank.com www.robotsagainstchase.com, www.credit-protector.com
I posted the video feed
Submitted by SWARMtheBANKS on
I posted the video feed with the time markings where the UCLA economist mentioned that restructuring any debt requires a default first. The banks then use this rule, guideline, law, as an excuse to do their malfeasance.
Please explain how you can disagree with that when it is exactly what is going on.
www.occupynews.net, www.swarmthebanks.com, www.bankprotests.com, www.parallelforeclosure.com, www.unfairforeclosures.com, www.daily-protest.com, www.bloggersagainstchasebank.com www.robotsagainstchase.com, www.credit-protector.com
Why did you shorten the quote?
Submitted by SWARMtheBANKS on
You shortened the quote and changed the meaning of the quote by doing so. The quote IS, "Banks have no motivation, and may actually be constrained by laws they themselves have created, to change any debt unless they can financially punish the person or entity requesting the change in terms".
Now are you telling me that banks don't create crap laws so they can say they are just following orders?
www.occupynews.net, www.swarmthebanks.com, www.bankprotests.com, www.parallelforeclosure.com, www.unfairforeclosures.com, www.daily-protest.com, www.bloggersagainstchasebank.com www.robotsagainstchase.com, www.credit-protector.com
I like what im reading
Submitted by ElGuajeFranklin on
looks good to meh
Rise and Rise Again Until Lambs Become Lions
Thanks ElguajeFranklin
Submitted by SWARMtheBANKS on
Thanks, if we understand the rule of the law that bankers are following to screw the world over, we probably can get the mainstream media to at least bring up this talking point,
"Is it fair and reasonable to default on anybody because they need a loan modification?"
Of course the answer to the above question is no, it is NOT reasonable to default on somebody simply because they require a loan modification.
If we stray from this talking point, the bankers continue business as usual and to quote General George S. Patton, No poor bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making other bastards die for their country.
Imagine ambushing politicians with the same talking point, It is NOT a default to ask for a loan modification. Imagine each politician in congress having people walk up to them every day saying the same thing. It is NOT a default to ask for a loan modification.
If enough people were to say that phrase to our congress people, we could then observe their reactions and then decide what course to take.
(font size seems a bit small, no?)
www.occupynews.net, www.swarmthebanks.com, www.bankprotests.com, www.parallelforeclosure.com, www.unfairforeclosures.com, www.daily-protest.com, www.bloggersagainstchasebank.com www.robotsagainstchase.com, www.credit-protector.com
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