Help Tell Wall St. Protesters To Use These Banking Demands

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) October 11, 2011 -- Unless the protesters voice legitimate demands, they’re prolonging the protest, and sabotaging its success. By protesting $5 bank fees, they’re trivializing the worst crimes committed by bankers, and prolonging the Recession. Tens of millions of people will have lost their homes within the next year unless the American people demand these reforms.

The demands have to involve permanent changes, such as the creation of state banks which benefit the states, and break up the illegal banking monopoly which is the cause of poverty in the U.S. There are also things people can do on their own, such as not using credit cards because the fees and interest benefit banks. If they lose that income, they’ll have a greater need to write loans to make up for that lost income.
The banking demands at www.legalparasites.net - Banking Demands have been advertised since January, but the major media, which is largely controlled by the rich and powerful, has refused to make them public, so most people are unaware of them. These demands are a serious threat to the corruption of the banking industry.
So, the public is urged to contact protesters and inform them of this list, and to photograph signs advertising the list. In addition, it’s important that people join local protests holding signs that say:
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bank demands.

Protesters who want to permanently stop banks from sabotaging the nation’s economy can take it to the next level of demands. That includes demanding prosecutions of everyone involved in creating the housing crisis, and those who were criminally negligent. Also, they must be held personally liable for all damages to their victims.
Bankers have tremendous money and power, and all the American people have is numbers, but so far very few people are protesting, because of the lack of legitimate demands. That has to change immediately to prevent the protests from dying out. Information has been taken from the site.
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