I do completely agree with you that the problem is both sides. The people need to be more informed, and the institutions need to have fair business practices. However, where do the people go to become informed? Public schooling is funded by the government, which is bought by the corporation/bank. Mass Media is controlled by the exact same interests. What we have is a situation where almost all the information is being controlled and hidden/disguised, or censored if you wish to call it that, by the institutions.
When the people have been indoctrinated from birth to believe the crap that they are taught by the institutions, you can hardly fault them for making decisions based on what they believe to be true being true. The fault lies with the entities responsible for withholding the relevant information and spreading misinformation.
The mortgage fraud was orchestrated by all major lending institutions, and the subsequent debt they created, which is vastly larger than the actual mortgage debt that it began with, is fraudulent. The banks are guilty of fraud, and have been caught red-handed as such. What did our government do as a result? We printed and gave them billions and billions of dollars. This was all part of a larger plan, it was just another step to bankrupt the American people and strip us of our sovereignty.
As it stands right now, the only place you can really get valid information is through the internet, and that is getting harder all the time through their attempts at controlling and censoring the internet, and through their own spread of misinformation through this medium as well.
I would not condone simply hacking their website, that would be meaningless and infantile. Hacking into their networks and retrieving proof of their crimes is another story. Getting truthful information and distributing it as far as possible should be their goal.
When the people have been indoctrinated from birth to believe the crap that they are taught by the institutions, you can hardly fault them for making decisions based on what they believe to be true being true. The fault lies with the entities responsible for withholding the relevant information and spreading misinformation.
The mortgage fraud was orchestrated by all major lending institutions, and the subsequent debt they created, which is vastly larger than the actual mortgage debt that it began with, is fraudulent. The banks are guilty of fraud, and have been caught red-handed as such. What did our government do as a result? We printed and gave them billions and billions of dollars. This was all part of a larger plan, it was just another step to bankrupt the American people and strip us of our sovereignty.
As it stands right now, the only place you can really get valid information is through the internet, and that is getting harder all the time through their attempts at controlling and censoring the internet, and through their own spread of misinformation through this medium as well.
I would not condone simply hacking their website, that would be meaningless and infantile. Hacking into their networks and retrieving proof of their crimes is another story. Getting truthful information and distributing it as far as possible should be their goal.