Does congress support terrorism in America

Without to much effort on my part I can make a case that congress not only supports terrorism but actively aids and supports it. I can also make a case that the big banks and the rich on wall street have created financial terrorism that has done far more damage to this country than Al Qaeda every thought of doing.

First lets define terrorism. According to Dictionary.com one of the definitions of terrorism is “the state of fear and submission produced by terrorism or terrorization”.

wall street and the big banks have definitely caused a state of fear in America and they did it intentionally for profit. This recession we’re in has caused more fear among the American people than anything else in the last 50 years.

While the people may have some fear of al qaeda doing something in their town it’s more of an abstract fear. The real fear happens when people can’t make their house payments or feed their children. wall street and the big banks do use force. They send the Sheriff out to repossess homes they can’t even prove they own the mortgage on.

Sending people with guns to put people out of homes they bought and the banks may not be entitled to repossess is terrorism. These phony repossessions not only create a huge amount of fear in the people who’s homes are being repossessed it creates even more fear in people who have lost their jobs or can’t make the mortgage payments the banks illegally loaned them.

The purpose of terrorism is to cause fear and uncertainty and you can say truthfully that wall street and the big banks have done this. The American people are much more fearful today than they were when 9-11 happened. wall street and the big banks have raped and pillaged our economy and caused more fear than has been seen in a very long time.

congress passed the revised rules and regulations that allowed wall street to perform their acts of financial terrorism. congress has done little investigation and few if any have been prosecuted for these acts of financial terrorism. In my opinion the wall street and big banks have congressional approval for their acts of financial terrorism and that makes congress a sponsor of home grown terrorism.

It’s sure not the rich being terrorized is it? Lol, not hardly as wall street and the big banks are for the benefit of the rich. It’s the poor and the middle class who are being terrorized. eric cantor can say the wall street protestors are pitting Americans against Americans but wall street and the big banks did that some years back. From the wall street perspective it’s rich Americans against all other Americans and the rich get their way.

IOW congress shows their lack of unconcern for most Americans by continuing to protect the big banks and the rich wall street jerks. Until congress learns to take care of the middle class and the poor they are the ones pitting Americans against Americans. Exclusively helping the rich, forgiving them their terroristic sins makes congress a part of the wall street terror tactics.

congress failed the average American and continues to fail the average American. Congress fails to investigate wall street and the big banks and wonders why the rabble have turned into a “mob” occupying wall street. Seems simple to me, the average American is tired of being controlled by wall street and a congress that is for the rich.

Until congress and wall street get their act together you can expect to see a lot more protests and the protests becoming larger and larger everyday. The protests are the backlash against the terrorism that comes from wall street and congress.

You see, the people of this country are not going to be pissed on by congress or wall street. There always comes a time when the people stand up and take matters into their own hands when congress and the law refuses to act. This is just another one of those times and if congress doesn’t get it soon we will have true class warfare. Fortunately the “mob” will win because that “mob” is the people of this country and they are tired of being screwed by wall street and the rich.

If things don’t change soon I see warfare in the streets and anarchy.