Why most people can’t join the Revolution!
Posted May 7th, 2008 by Montanakid
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Why most people can’t join the Revolution, We like to hear about sound economic policy but most of us don’t practice it in our own homes. Only 2 % of Americans own there own homes. If you have not experienced economical freedom then you are a slave to F.R.B. and usury. That’s why most people are enslaved to there homes and the jobs that keep us in our "place", so that we can keep paying our mortgages. In the early 1900’s people mostly owned there homes and were self-reliant. In fact before 1800’s you could not vote if you did not own your home or property. And in 1862 men had the freedom to ride or march to the battlefields in the south to defend there homes because the families home/land where owned, so all that was asks of them was to commit themselves to a cause. Freedom is to move about without thinking that when you get back home the Bank will have taken your home. Ron Paul owns his Home and my wife and I will own our Home in the next few years as well. If you don’t fight the Banks you we be enslaved to a usury system that will suck your youthful years from you. And if you are good boy or girl just maybe after 30 or 40 years you will have paid off your home, and by then your dreams to have real freedom will be lost to your old age. Think out side the Banking Box and pay off your Home fast.
Use the tools that are out there. I know people that will pay good money for big screens TV and junk but will not pay for the tools to get themselves to a level of sound economic freedom by paying off there home first. I not sure why anyone who hates the system and big banking would slowly pay the bank for there homes? After the 30 years are up you may have pay for your home three times, one for you and two for the bank. Good job! We might as well have been the butler as well.
Join the Banking Bomb and commit to your new found freedom to the cause that has bought us to this time and place. A House Divided! But a House paid for is freedom to do what you will.
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Get your money out of the Bank's
Fight back! Why let the bank's hold your money at 1% to 0%? Use your money like the banks do and think out side the FRB system own your home out right in 1/3 the time by using the bank's own system.
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Here is a Plan
Take over one city in America. Then another. Then another. Then another.
Outlaw paper money and all debts thereof.
"Walls are stronger than the men that defend them."
Ghengis Khan
Fight the Banks! Live Free!!
Mortgage Savings Accounts are helping people to pay off their homes in 1/2 to 2/3* less time than traditional mortgages by combining your checking, savings and mortgage accounts into one and making good use of a concept called daily calculated interest. The amazing fact is that this can often be done with little or no change in income or spending.
Mortgage Savings Accounts was first created by the National Australia Bank when it decided to tie mortgages to checking accounts, offered daily interest calculation and did not penalize borrowers for increasing payments of paying in lump sums. In taking these actions, the National Australia Bank signaled its belief that a mortgage was a loan that should be paid off. From Melbourne the idea eventually migrated to New Zealand, England, Canada and America.
A traditional MSA is a single, variable mortgage account that is tied to a checking account. The main problem with the traditional approach is the variable nature of the mortgage. For good reason, many people are reluctant to have a mortgage with a rate that can change monthly.
Realizing this weakness in the traditional approach to Mortgage Savings Accounts, we have changed the traditional approach to make it easier for more people to use an MSA. Instead of having one MSA that covers the entire amount of the mortgage, a person's current first mortgage and a converted Home Equity Line of Credit is used to act as the MSA with specific features that have been identified to work within an overall system.
A Mortgage Savings Account offers the following features:
+ Repay your home loan in much less time, saving thousands in interest.
+ Online financial software determines how financial changes impact both your pay off and your financial future.
+ Clearly defined payment schedule determines payment times and amounts to optimize interest savings.
+ Four part financial seminar teaches you how to take control of your financial life.
+ Faster payoff can occur with little or no variation in how much you make or spend.
+ In most cases there is no need to refinance your existing mortgage.
+ Improves upon MSA's set up in other countries without the inherent risk of a variable interest loan.
Mortgage Savings Accounts are designed with plenty of flexibility to meet the various needs of persons in many different financial situations.
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interesting subject, however
~peace
it isn't that people can't. this is truly the whole issue in america. to say you can't means that you don't give a damn. there is no such thing as can't. let me explain. replace the word can't with will or won't. See? because now all of the sudden the person is responsible for their actions. this is why people can't-because then they are let off the hook. they aren't responsible because they can't. uuuuuuuugh. i am so tired of hearing that someone can't do something. either you will or you won't, so say you will or you won't and then have enough responsibility to stand behind your words responsibly. responsibility- do people actually know what that is? yes i owe on a mortgage, but that is the only debt to my name and i won't pay it off because i don't have the capital at this time! i am part of the revolution and i WILL continue to be for as long as it takes to take this country back. peace all...
p.s. can't never did nothin for noone!!
Can't you see what I mean?:-P
“ No one means all he says, and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous ”
"Henry Adams"
What you believe too be true, is true too you... :-)
Hi freespeech in answer to your post above.. " love to, but"
I can't pay off my mortgage. but from what you say, I guess I "won't" because I ...ummm I *can't*? Huh? What am I mising? Gimme money I'd love to pay it off...:)
Peace,
Betsy
Re: debt?
Your attitude toward American debt is the reason that people are enslaved to the banks and in the financial situation they are in! By tying all your assets up paying off a long term loan, that takes up almost your entire working life! America as a whole needs to pay off our national debt, but we need and should start by paying off our debts at home, including our biggest debt, our home, and be responsible. I think we are locked in a contract with the bank, which is binding, and it is not a will or won't situation, it is a can't at this point. Common law contract. The Big Bummer.
Think out side the Banking Box!
Right on
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Why most people can’t join the Revolution! The Road to Serfdom!
The leftists will have their silly prognoses and their quack remedies...the rightists will have their claptrap excuses and their pass-the-blame apologia.
And the average working stiff? He seems not to have even noticed. He’s living on borrowed time and borrowed money. He sees the new house his family lives in...he looks out in the driveway and sees his new, foreign-made car...and he goes on the Internet and finds new ways to get more credit. What the worry?
On the Yahoo News site, we found the following offer:
$510,000 Mortgage...Under $1,698 per month!
Let’s see, the average guy earns only US$35,000. Take some out for taxes and health insurance...yes, he might be able to swing it, if he doesn’t eat.
But even if he could make the payments - interest only - how could he ever put aside enough money to pay it off? But don’t worry, he’s getting used to things he can never get out of - tax obligations that follow him, no matter where he goes in the entire world...credit card bills...mortgages.
He has taken what Friedrich Hayek called ‘The Road to Serfdom.’ He is becoming a slave...to his credit cards, to his government, to his mortgage, to his nation’s foreign meddling and domestic commitments. The poor man has no way out.
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Problem with owning a home, is now you own fear. Most of the homeowners I know, now live in utter submission to any law, authority, or lawsuit fear one might imagine. They fear "I might lose my home!"
I'd love to own a home - but not in America. It's too much exposure - the cost is so high, that it becomes a noose around your neck with the govt holding the rope.
Besides, it's been decades since "a man's home is his castle". We have no civil rights even in our own homes anymore, and no one's willing to stand and fight for those rights.
Game over.
Confused
Isn't usury only over a certain figure. So many home loans are low. Maybe 5 or 6%. So many have said, leave your home loan and invest the money you would pay off the house with and make more than your interest rate. Plus you get the (stupid) tax credits.
Personally, I paid my home off because I'm living as close to the Bible as I can and I hate debt. But I got ridiculed when I paid my home off. And the funny thing is, my bank did not even know how to do it because they siad no one ever comes in and pays their home off. (Chase)
But wait, now why can't people join the revolution? Because they aren't living independently?? Well, if they would join the revolution and get rid of income taxes, they might be able to live independently.
Great Subject
Freedom is not FREE!!
My wife and I decided in 06 to get rid of a lot of debt. I took a tremendous loss on my 401k to pay off debts but with the foresight we should have our home paid off by 1/1/2009(hopefully). This is in addition to having one graduate from college this month and one starting in the fall if all goes well. Get this one through with no debts is my goal. By this I mean for him and us.
Life is not easy and we had better explain that to our kids. We all do without, for the kids, but personally we must do even better, for their opportunities may not be as great as our were.
Amen! Montanakid
We can't give others what we ain't got ourselves.
"PunJab! Bring me my checkbook!"
Welcome back DaddyWarBucks!
long time no see......
Yeah must be nice
Hey get real here. We raised 3 kids .Sacrificed me working. Needed to keep up the value of our home.(ca'nt just let it fall apart) We live a very modest lifestyle. I am a woman with 3 pair of shoes. I do have lots of pets. Was a petsitter. Still am at times,but can't drive much anymore. The idea was for me to get a job when the kids were grown. When I realised i could not keep one because of my driving issues I wanted to start a boarding kennel. But the finances have just been too risky. So good for all of you. I just Don't see how I can do it and live otherwise. This was going to be my year to start the kennel .You have to agree its not a good time to take that risk.I also need 27000 worth of dental work. Like to know where you get you money from. Guess I shouldn't even have donated to the campaign. I am happy for you. Have any advice or want to give me some money lol Can't can mean can't!
Most/many dental schools have free or low-cost clinics...
Most, if not all, dental schools have free or low-cost clinics, though there can be waiting lists to deal with. We've not gone this route, personally, but many folks from our church have done so and felt the several hour drive to the nearest: Univ. of TN Health Science Center: College of Dentistry, well worth it. Perhaps you have a dental college nearby and might be able to utilize their clinic services.