Credit Cards Branch of a Financial Crime Cartel
Professor Elisabeth Warren teaches contract law at Harvard University but she also does not understand the crookery the so-called credit card companies / legal usury business of nowadays / really mean when putting all the small-print in “contracts”. We all know these credit lenders are criminals. In our case they firstly steal it from us just to “give it back” with usury rates.? The credit cards arm of the Financial Crime Cartel creates a complicated language in contracts so they can lure you into enslavement of an eternal debt. In order to break the chains of financial slavery of the financial crime cartel we firstly need to educate ourselves. Check out Professor’s Warren video on the topic of the consumer credit.
Tags: Credit, Cartel, crime cartel, usury rates, Financial, Branch, Crime, financial slavery
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When we get as little government as possible than we won’t need a Consumer Protection Agency, but untill then, we do desperatly need one.
The speaker asks if we would be better off without the Consumer Protection Agency. Yes, we would - because agencies are filled with people, who are naturally corrupt. They will use their power for personal gain. This is why the Founding Fathers wanted the least government possible. Don’t be thick - this is common sense.
All those agencies destroyed us. If a person in makes a product that does not work that’s fraud.
If a person sells food with rat droppings that’s manslaughter for each death.
If a bank goes under and does not have your money, that’s fraud.
Our system has become overly complex because we have created it with government agencies that cause big business to come up with majorly complex solutions to get around them.