When Adolf Hitler was elected to power in Germany in 1933, he was not instantly a dictator with absolute power. The Nazi Party only had 32 per cent of the seats in the parliament, the Reichstag. The Nazis were only one of several parties in the parliament; Hitler was actually the head of a coalition government.

Then, on February 27 1933, barely a month after Hitler was sworn in as Chancellor, the Reichstag Building was set on fire. The entire building was gutted by fire and the Nazis quickly blamed a Dutch politician ( communist ) known as Marinus van der Lubbe. Hitler used the incident to blame all dissenting political parties–especially the Communists. Hitler asked the German parliament to pass the “Enabling Act”–giving him absolute power to imprison all who would speak out against his agenda.

The German parliament passed the “Reichstag Fire Decree” (in effect passing the Enabling Act) and gave Hitler the power to suspend all civil liberties in Germany in order to bring about a “stable” government of “law and order.” The “Third Reich” was born. Many historians to this day believe that the fire was intentionally set by the Nazis to create the event needed ti implement these drastic power shifts. Now, take a look around friends.

One of our greatest American thinkers, a man by the name of Mr. Benjamin Franklin, was noted for making smart, logical decisions. His decision making process, although used on some of the most difficult of situations in our nation’s history, was quite a simple one.

Mr. Franklin used a system where he looked at the pros and cons of a decision’s outcome. He analyzed the benefits vs. the detriments, and how it would affect the good of the people involved. If the pros outweighed the cons, than he was confident that he was making the right decision.
Let’s take a look at the Shielded Circle program and the pros and cons of how it would affect the good of YOU and YOUR family.

PROS
-Settling your unsecured debts for 10% to 20% of the alleged balance.
-Not having to deal with the embarrassment of having your wages garnished, not to mention the hit on the monthly budget.
-Having your assets, such as bank accounts, property, and personal items totally protected from lien and or seizure.
-Creating a new cash flow, so you can focus on your house, schools, and your family’s needs
-Having your credit report accurately reporting your financial stature, which now will show “paid as agreed” on accounts that were tearing you down and ruining your scores, and having the negative entries removed.
- Being able to sleep at night, knowing your financial health is on the mend, and freedom is on its way.

Cons
We are still trying to figure out why a person would not join this incredible program of debt management, and discover their own financial freedom. I suppose one downside could be the unfounded sense of guilt, but that’s a false sense. The banksters would like to have you feel like you abandoned a debt but the fact is people have been lured into hopeless debt intentionally.

Wait a second. Did I say 130%?  How can you owe more than you make?

It is a nationwide problem, affecting a wide range of people, but it’s become a growing headache for well-to-do professionals who never thought they’d be in such a predicament. Every day, people are losing their ability to carry the load, a trend that’s resulting in a steady flow of home foreclosures, credit card defaults and personal bankruptcies. Don’t make that fatal mistake. If you have not already downloaded our book or made contact, take a break from this commentary and do so now. Click here.

What’s causing this Bankster street war? Clearly a lot of people have only themselves to blame, for an insatiable appetite to consume, buy things they really can’t afford, for not saving enough and for poor financial planning. But don’t put all the blame on yourself; drop the guilt complex and read on. I’m going to show you how you were pulled into this predicament and how it`s right where the slave trade wants you to be. What is truly terrifying is how it’s mixed in government control of your very life.

Bad habits are far from the only factor. Debt has never been easier to acquire — or more unavoidable for those seeking the basics of the American dream. Years ago, if you wanted a home, car and family you saved, bought and worked for your next dream. Consumers didn’t choose to raise the sticker price of a year at the university by 35%,  to70%  depending on where you want to attend. They didn’t anticipate that the median price of a home would increase by a third between 2003 and 2006, or that the income required to afford it would jump 55%, even as real wages fell by 1%. And consumers certainly didn’t choose to be assaulted by the sophisticated information-sharing and marketing apparatus of an industry that netted record profits lending money.

CONSUMERS HAVE BEEN PUSHED INTO DEBT BY BANKSTERS AND THEIR DESIRE TO MAKE MORE MONEY ON THE DOLLAR. (click here if you want to read about what a dollar really is) The average household credit card balance has more than tripled since the 1990s. The lure of credit deals that cloak the real costs in the fine print are a plague, and it means certain financial death if you’re infected unless you catch the symptoms and Act On Debt. For most of us, debt comes in the form of a small piece of plastic we carry in our wallets or purses, but most people are unaware that what really made the card so powerful was the fact that In 1978. The Supreme Court ruled it legal to export interest rates across state borders and this is what gave the Banksters their ticket to spread their debt cards nationwide and ultimately opened a whole new frontier of markets.

Virtually anyone with a means of producing an income became a potential customer and they could charge rates of 30% based on the originating card location! Profit potential from the soaring rates gave Banksters even greater motivation to push their plastic. Today there are around 1.5 billion cards in the U.S., an average of five per person! The average household has about $8,000 to $10,000 in credit card debt. In 1980 the average was about $1800 to $2000. Just about everyone who wants a card has one and banks that issue them have cranked up the sales pitch. “Banksters want to hook consumers on credit,” and boy have they succeeded.

As I’ve said many times before, gold is one of the most misunderstood assets in the world by most people yet fully understood by others. Try to explain to the average consumer the true nature of gold and expect to be greeted with complete doubt. Not his fault though, it’s by design most folks don’t know the true meaning of Gold. But it’s changing and changing fast. Gold is not just a commodity, as the Banksters would have you to continue to believe, it’s a currency. With a bona fide meltdown hitting Europe and the unrest in the U.S., people are starting to wake up.

Gold will eventually trade at levels you can’t imagine because of a collapse in public confidence in the dollar and all other forms of paper made un-backed currency. Only then will people realize that it was only public confidence in our superior might that propped up our entire monetary system. So the question, where is all the Gold? Well, first of all there isn’t near as much in the world as you might think. People and governments are buying it up fast.

There are two locations in the U.S. that store the nations Gold and one Texas senator has asked to see it firsthand so we the people can see it and audit it. Surely we have all seen the signs on the streets, on T.V. and Internet, “we buy Gold” Top Dollar Paid” and so on. That’s not just investors buying, it is informed people preparing for what they see as an impending collapse. Will there be a full collapse of the Dollar? Who knows for sure, maybe maybe not. But one thing is clear, those with Gold in their possession will be able to buy what they need, when they need it either way. Stop thinking of gold as a commodity and view it for what it has been for over a thousand years- Its Money and like money the more a consumer has at his disposal, the better of he is. To end this article let me say this. I am no adviser and in no way can I say you should go out and by gold but maybe it’s time to look at the reasons it has always been viewed as a safe haven in times of stormy seas.

Now that you have an idea whats happening to all the Gold out there, lets take a look at your debts. What is your debt really worth? Now is the time to Act On Debt and start preparing for a future without being enslaved to it. Some debt is a good thing, it actually helps the economy and ensures a better standard of living. But too much of anything…

President Obama and his Congress have burdened the US taxpayer –that’s you and me  for generations to come. 99.99% of the populace has no idea what is happening and they will never be told  unless they read this report and understand the depth of the deception.

Let’s begin by discussing the triggers that broke the economy’s bank – the housing debacle and a closely related – and mostly ignored – problem, consumer credit. My statement that the crisis in totally fabricated may not be easy to swallow, yet I state authoritatively that it is true.

Let me begin by asking a question – should one who borrows money always return the money he borrowed, whether from an unsecured loan (e.g. credit card debt) or a secured loan (such as a home loan) to the lender? What if no money was ever loaned? What if there were a official publications from the Federal Reserve Bank that admit that the customer is the lender in any bank loan transaction?

Let me re-state that: that the Borrower (the customer) is actually the Lender? Sounds stupid, doesn’t it? It gets even better. Read on. Another question: would it be right to expect someone to pay you with the results of their 8 hours hard work if you only gave them a piece of paper that cost you nothing in return?

The truth is exposed in several public documents that in summary, explain that commercial banks and financial institutions do not lend anything. Let me give an example. You come to me to borrow some money, let’s say $100. I didn’t have the cash, so I wrote you a note on a piece of paper that said IOU $100. Then suppose you used that IOU to buy food at the grocery store. Did I lend you anything of value? The checkout clerk accepted the paper as having value, but in fact all I did was write IOU on it. Do you believe in this case you have a moral obligation to “return” $100 of value – your earnings from 8 hours hard work – to me?