No such thing as free lunch?

The corporate media excels in fear mongering (does it really have any other purpose?), the uncritical media consumer hears dreadful stories about the global economic crisis, bailouts, billions of losses and other memes with little to no relation to perceivable realities.

Money is not an issue, it's just a sort of energy storage/transformation system. All that billions of different currencies that have been 'lost' in the 'economic turmoil' have never existed, unless you grant volatile digital information a similar status like your pet or your neighbor.

Unfortunately, in our times of global dementia, the maintainers of this digital information use the advantage of having being able to redistribute real wealth like property, land and media access for centuries to disguise this simple fact.

The plan to dispossess the majority of this planets population in order to own them as cheap source of labour and entertainment continues unimpeded, the current invented crisis just speeds up the process. While mass media complains about greed and bludgers, nothing is done to stop those greedy bludgers in high places.

There is no such thing as a free lunch, even the Murdochs, Packers, Pratts, Rockefellers and so on had to corrupt politicians systematically to install systems to accumulate their wealth on the expense of an entire planet. Yet the return of investment for being allied to the global mafia that uses its muscles named IMF, World Bank, G20, etc. to prevent sucessfully freedom and democracy outperforms mold in destroying its source of food.

Representative 'democracy' is a no-win game for those forced to play along, they simply cannot affort to lobby politico-parasites into submission. The imaginary economic crisis will affect probably millions of people, but we will see no single Wall Street banker lining up for dole money - governments rather spend taxpayers money for golden dole-handshakes.

In times of corporate socialism (or corporatism, or fascism) the dole bludgers are easy to spot: They appear on TV and ask for more government, more support for failing banks, and blame individuals yet never themselves. The matrix in action.