1) The Canadian government claimed that our banks have done well during the recent economic crisis; yet the Canadian government has still given the banks huge somes of money.
2) Despite the crisis and the harm it has caused to the average Canadian, the government has resisted increasing unemployment benefits (which barely cover the food bill for a small family, let alone rent or a mortgage payment). And this even after it was found past governments have been illegally raiding the unemployment fund for other purposes.
These two facts make it pretty clear: ordinary people (referred to correctly as "the sheep" by the elites) do not count, but banks (who provide our debt-based money) do. So does that mean the government is heartless and corrupt, or just heartless and incompetent?
They love to play it stupid but don't be fooled. They are as clever as the fox. When a government spends money it's funny (sad?) how often that money ends up in the hands of businesses with the right connections. Almost every politician has a foreign private bank account - great for kickbacks.
Is giving banks all the money really so bad? After all, then they can lend out more money. If you have seen the documentary Money As Debt then you know the harm that our debt-based money is doing to us all (except for bank owners, the elites, who are doing just fine thank you).
