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By Jason Werner

Although I agree with the logic that we should let the banks fail rather than do what we've been doing, the first step ought not be to let them fail.

The first step should be prosecution against bank officers and government officials.

Having worked in financial services for five years and being involved in one extremely fraudulent foreclosure lawsuit for allegedly not completing construction on-time (FDIC v. Jason Werner), another foreclosure lawsuit as a result of the first one, and another lawsuit with Fifth Third Bank because they literally stoppped accepting payments for my car, I know first-hand about the fraudulent misrepresentations.

In fact, I exposed one of my former employoers, US Bank, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWdAWRtOMic

All FDIC-insured banks are fraudulent and I prove it. As for stock brokerages, it's all about who (consultant) is literally in bed with whom (i.e. 401k Administrator) regarding corporate retirement accounts. The retail side though is merely cut throat sales. On the mortgage side, it's like Boiler Room on crack. Lies, cheating, stealing all over.

Due to Americans' communist desire, this country is stateless with regard to banking. The regulation isn't even a joke; it's pathetic. Bank attorneys are like snakes (not to put down snakes), as they prey on staff attorneys of judges to get judgment (their paycheck) on borrowers. Bank representatives expect customers to play by their bank's totalitarian rules. I can go on and on about this.

Ultimately though, you are absolutely right that we must let them fail. At the same time, we men and women of God (Jesus Christ) must raise up and essentially operate our own banking, which is what I finally learned recently.

We cannot trust heathens in our government.

Thanks so much,
Jason Werner
Olmsted Township, Ohio  Posted 2009-02-18 8:58 AM (#7585 - in reply to #7579) By: jwerner