The Obama Deception - Documentary

**blackeyes** · 03-15-2009

The Obama Deception in its entirety.

http://www.infowars.com/review-the-o...by-alex-jones/

Click on the enlarge screen button. Looks good.

**Divinorumus** · 03-15-2009

That's a long video, but it's really worth watching if anyone still doesn't fully understand what is going on. I'm an hour and 20 minutes into it and haven't picked up anything new that I've not already known, but it's encouraging to see that all of this is coming out into the public now.

NOW, lets beat these ass hole bankers at their own game .. and REFUSE to play monopoly with them. DO NOT SPEND money on anything you don't really need, and for gawdsakes, DO NOT EVER USE CREDIT (except in cases of extreme personal emergency of course). THIS ALONE will crash the PTBs little game of world domination!!!

Refuse to go into debt to save the bankers!!!! I swear, if I catch anyone around here buying a new something they don't need to continue to exist, and especially if they use credit, I'm gonna kick their butts for selling the rest of us out to the PTB!!! KEY those new cars you see out there, trip that fool walking out Best Ripoff with that large screen teevee purchased on credit, ha. TAKE BACK your freedom, send the PTB to the poor house! All that matter RIGHT NOW is your FREEDOM and your (physical and mental) HEALTH! Once the PTB crashes and burns, the world will be ours again.

**DorieTesla'sMom** · 03-16-2009

I've watched 4 parts on YouTube. Yesterday, Alex said he's leaving a good copy up on the InfoWars site.

**Alpha** · 03-16-2009

Thanks BE

I haven't had a chance to watch this yet....looking forward to it....I think

**Hadriana** · 03-24-2009

I liked it. It was nothing new for me but he makes his case well. I didn't like the bullhorn stuff all that much, but at least he didn't go and try to get off on bashing pagan religions in this one.

I really wonder why more people don't just quit paying their credit cards. If they don't have jobs, it isn't like they can garnishee their wages or anything, and without wages, it should make bankrupcy easier.

I can almost see filing bankrupcy as a form of civil protest.

**Divinorumus** · 03-24-2009

Originally Posted by Hadriana

I really wonder why more people don't just quit paying their credit cards.

Besides it being rather immoral, to do so is also ripping off your neighbor, the one that lived well within their means and put their money in the bank instead of spending and borrowing someone else's money for tons needless crap that they couldn't afford in the first place. And, doing so will royally trash someones credit, which I don't see a real credit related problem because people shouldn't be using credit anyhow except for dire emergencies, but it will also really screw up future employment opportunities (most businesses do run credit checks on future candidates, you don't want a thief working for ya, do ya?). And then there are the little things, like becoming known as a dead beat, a thief, a promise breaker, and of course the load of bad karma that comes with ripping someone else off. And, it's those that are doing this already that have brought down this debtors economy. It's simply not the thing to do, for so many reasons. You might as well go rob a bank if you're gonna do this, or rip off your neighbors. Sell that junk and pay your debts.

**VOguy** · 03-24-2009

Originally Posted by Hadriana

I really wonder why more people don't just quit paying their credit cards. If they don't have jobs, it isn't like they can garnishee their wages or anything, and without wages, it should make bankrupcy easier.

I can almost see filing bankrupcy as a form of civil protest.

Newest craze around here is what they call "rolling" a card. People take credit cards, draw out cash till they max, stick the cash in another bank, then file bankruptcy. Some people are walking away with tens of thousands of dollars.

The thing the credit card companies expect is that you're buying goods, and not getting cash. So when they are asked about the goods, the people just smile and tell the card people "the landlord took all my stuff, you'll have to get it back from him." Seems to be working.

**Alpha** · 03-24-2009

Originally Posted by VOguy

Newest craze around here is what they call "rolling" a card. People take credit cards, draw out cash till they max, stick the cash in another bank, then file bankruptcy. Some people are walking away with tens of thousands of dollars.

The thing the credit card companies expect is that you're buying goods, and not getting cash. So when they are asked about the goods, the people just smile and tell the card people "the landlord took all my stuff, you'll have to get it back from him." Seems to be working.

Sadly, I don't think this is anything new VO.

Credit cards have always allowed cash advance to one's credit limit or to a max per day to there.

Here in Canada, they charge a much higher and humongous interest rate for the cash advance, totally different from the interest rate on a retail purchase.

The only people in Canada that can do this and file bankruptcy, is those who own absolutely nothing...and likely they could never get the credit that you describe for them to do so.

Perhaps I am naive, yet how can folks in the US get credit, to be able to do this when they have no security, assets....no credit check or nothing?

**VOguy** · 03-24-2009

Originally Posted by Alpha

Perhaps I am naive, yet how can folks in the US get credit, to be able to do this when they have no security, assets....no credit check or nothing?

Very simple. Many people are mailed "pre-approved" applications soliciting for business. What these people do is collect them, and then file them all at once, getting their cards, drawing on them, and disappearing.

Personally, if I were a credit card company, I would want to know who my customer is. But apparently the disregard for financial responsibility is so high that they are mailing these to people already on lists for having declared bankrupsy years earlier.

**Judee** · 03-24-2009

Originally Posted by VOguy

Very simple. Many people are mailed "pre-approved" applications soliciting for business. What these people do is collect them, and then file them all at once, getting their cards, drawing on them, and disappearing.

Personally, if I were a credit card company, I would want to know who my customer is. But apparently the disregard for financial responsibility is so high that they are mailing these to people already on lists for having declared bankrupsy years earlier.

Yup VO. On those mass mailing lists, who knows what kind of loosers were sent those pre-approved applications. Apparently, up to now anyway, the companies were making money overall. I'm sure that tide has turned for them these days though.