With all the scorn and indignation over the IMF and ECBs attempt to steal anywhere from 9.9% to 15.6% of all Cyprus bank accounts in excess of 100,000, and with this anger certainly justified, one would think that peoples scorn over banker theft via inflation, since this mechanism of banker theft has been executed at exponentially higher rates over the past several decades, would have bordered on blind rage. Globally, we have experienced 24% devaluation of the yen to begin 2013, 25% of the Pound Sterling and the Euro at the end of 2008, 53% devaluation of the Korean Won in little over a years time in November, 1997 and 98% devaluation of the US dollar in the last 80 years. Since all of these instances of theft exponentially outpace, and are far greater than, the one time 10%+ proposed theft of all Cyprus bank accounts, why havent we been infuriated by these far greater thefts by bankers from our savings accounts? To begin, we need to stop sugar-coating facts in deference to bankers and stop calling inflation a silent tax. It should no more be called a tax than should the latest attempt of bankers to steal from Cyprus bank accounts ever be referred to as a tax.When theft is referred to as a tax, it is because bankers have conditioned us to think of paying taxes as a part of being a good citizen of your nation, so they attempt to frame pure theft as just a tax. However, inflation is 100% theft. The bankersplanned theft of Cyprus bank accounts has been severely complicated by the secret domiciling of hundreds of billions of euros by Russian oligarchs in Cyprus, and this factor is likely a contributor to the rejection of this theft by the Cyprus parliament (for angering the type of Russians that have huge accounts in Cyprus is, as Russian President Putin, stated, far more dangerous than angering IMF bankers).
I discuss in the below video, why weve all already been Cyprusd to a far greater degree than Cyprus citizens can be Cyprusd, and how we can stop being Cyprusd in the future. If you would like to view the below video directly on the YouTube page, please click here.