4. Greed and its Toll on the Village
GOD:
Greed and promise of fools’ gold, My Son! It’s no longer about the
honor, honesty, and trust, rather about keeping the sinking ship afloat
as long as they can by coming to work and troubleshooting the broken
system and go home to their sedated cocoon long enough to fall asleep,
so they can get up and do the same non-sense all over again the next
day. And as with any sinking ship, more and more resources are borrowed
on credit to keep it afloat until now when the phony paper money
generated by the Wall Street’s and their hedge funds’ supercomputers
that are producing investment tools and theories in math and quantum
physics that are even above the heads of the smarts of all of them to
understand and/or to react fast enough to prevent a meltdown.
Case in point, when the meltdown began, the secretary of their treasury
went to Congress and the President and asked for a bailout in size
unprecedented in their history, and demanded for it to be done within
days if not hours as a desperate act.
Now, how do you suppose the elected villagers, most of them who ran for
office and were elected based on negative ads and doomsday scenarios
used against their opponents, supported by the special interest groups,
are going to understand and solve the crashing stock market? Not only do
they lack a clue,
but almost all of them are in someone and/or some special-interest
group’s
pockets and simply read and sign whatever legislation
is handed to them.
A few years earlier, the same special interest groups wrote, financed,
and got the rules passed that created the “too big to fail” debacle.
The
banks’ supercomputers have reached the infinity point equivalent to the
black hole and have devoured each other in reverse and erased all of the
phony bookkeeping and mathematical wealth that only existed on paper,
which they had generated over the decades. The government
representatives are faced with taking time off of their fundraising
campaigns and golf outings to attend emergency meetings to save the
economy that they can no longer understand. Ask them, “What is 235 x
211? If they can’t quickly answer that, how could they then understand
the algorithms those supercomputers used to produce these complex
“derivatives” that none of the creators or operators themselves have any
clue of what they are. Now, add to that all of their clients’ and the
villagers’ savings, then you have
an enormous
and complicated mess on your
hands that is very attractive to the crooks. So, under the pressure and
boredom the elected villagers sign away everything and head back out of
the door and to their fundraising occupations thinking they have solved
the problems and saved the financial collapse. Of course, they believed
the tiny regulatory agency they had created just a few years ago to
fend off another form of
economic
collapse with a meager staff and
budget to keep them in line. To that add the two parties’ desire to win
at all costs, regardless of the detrimental consequence of their actions
or lack of, to the village.
Now, here is a village that can no longer even produce a few honorable
sons and daughters that would sacrifice themselves for the truth and for
the sake and love of the village by putting their personal interests
second to those of the village. The humanity part of their being has
decayed to the extent that the village no longer functions as a safe and
loving place to live and to raise a family. The village rather has
become an “asphalt jungle” – a cold, hard, and violent prison of
terrified,
trustless, and immoral inhabitants. Again, I put the blame squarely on
the church – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! The church is
where the lesson of morality should be exercised and preached!
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