If we sit and watch, they will continue to rob us, will take away good jobs, good businesses, our homes, our pensions and our civil rights.

The system is rigged because the laws that we have in place right now are simply wrong and unjust.
If you wish to take action, get people together, talk to your family, friends, neighbors, your co-workers, lead them to unite. Unity comes first, invite them to join our organization or a similar one as to gain a gathering point where to share information and mobilize ourselves into action.

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"The mission of Move Your Money is to encourage individuals and institutions to take their money out of Too Big To Fail banks and invest in community banks and credit unions.

What began as a conversation among friends over a dinner before Christmas has rapidly turned into a national grassroots movement. So far it’s generated hundreds of stories, millions of website visits, and thousands of individual actions.

Small banks and credit unions have experienced a surge in activity as a result."

One more excerpt:
"Not only do Wall Street banks neglect communities by shipping money to overseas corporations and foreclosing on needy families, but they are also major financiers of payday lending services, which charge usurious rates and abuse struggling communities. A new report by National People’s Action and the Public Accountability Initiative shows how the big banks are enabling payday lenders and profiting from poverty. The Washington Independent reports:

'While small businesses and individuals have struggled to get affordable loans in the wake of the taxpayer bailouts, payday lenders have received new and amended credit agreements from Wall Street,' [the report] says. 'Instead of wading further into the business of predatory payday lending, big banks need to stop financing these lenders and instead lend to businesses and individuals that create wealth, rather than destroy it.'

The report shows that big banks are providing billions of dollars in loans to fringe financial outfits; in turn, those fringe financial outfits are offering billions of dollars in loans to customers, often at usurious rates. Some payday lenders, for instance, offer short-term, roll-over cash advances with APRs of over 480 percent.

The report argues the voluminous Wall Street financing means the payday business will keep expanding through the recession, as cash-strapped customers seek unconventional and sometimes dangerous banking products."
More info on how to move your money and finding a community bank at: http://moveyourmoney.info/

What are you waiting for? Are we still going to let them deceive us, rip us off, be on top of our economy controlling our society and our lives?
Moving your money into a community bank is one of the single, most powerful actions you can take to weaken these giants and bring back wealth into your family, neighborhood and community!

Put an end to EXPLOITATION NOW!

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A poll released earlier this month by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center showed that 18 percent of people believe Obama is Muslim. That was up from 11 percent who said so in March 2009. Just 34 percent said Obama is Christian, down from 48 percent who said so last year.

"I'm not gonna be worrying too much about whatever rumors are floating on out there," Obama said Sunday. "If I spend all my time chasing after that, then I wouldn't get much done."

Asked about persistent accusations that he wasn't born in the United States, the president responded, "I can't spend all my time with my birth certificate plastered on my forehead."

NBC anchorman Brian Williams also asked Obama about conservative commentator Glenn Beck's rally on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday. While he didn't watch the event, Obama said, "I think that Mr. Beck and the rest of those folks were exercising their rights under our Constitution exactly as they should."

The president acknowledged the ralliers' concerns about the economy and terrorism and observed, "Given the fact that, you know, in none of these situations are you gonna fix things overnight, it's not surprising that somebody like a Mr. Beck is able to stir up a certain portion of the country."

Obama added: "I have no doubt that we are gonna rebound and rebound strong. But when you're in the middle of it, and if you don't have a job right now, it's a tough, tough situation."