Debtors Revolt Suze Orman

[beast]

[Anonymous]

I predict:

based on the fact that Suze Orman has the ear of tons of women and gay people, but even more importantly she is a regular on OPRAH!!!  If Oprah picks up this Debtor's Revolution that Suze is calling for---

then I predict that this will become the "revolution" which the webbots see coming


 

[Anonymous]

suze had a lot more to say than that clip shows


she sure understands the principle of the self fulfilling prophecy and the yogic method of bringing thoughts into reality (and that these can be used positively or negatively).

[beast]

The banks are killing the country

and they know it


i just don't know how they are going to save themselves in the future

i don't think people are as fickle as they seem to believe them to be.

people are going to remember

the relationship between banks and the common man will never be the same.

if i find the rest of suze's show i'll post it.

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it may be interesting to see some of suze's shows from 2006 and compare her opinions to what they are now.

i think suze is one of the good ones.

[beast]

 A Shot Across the Bow (Debtors’ Revolt Watch)

Even though there has been an increasing level of revolutionary saber-rattling in comments, it’s hard to see what the outlet for the anger against the banking industry will be. The brief surge of letter-writing, e-mails, and calls to Congressmen to forestall the TARP proved useless. But Americans don’t go to the barricades or do general strikes, much the less put heads on pikes.

But this sort of revolt does fit, that of a debtors’ strike. It doesn’t require violence or even public assembly.

The first test of public mood will be whether this video (hat tip Karl Denninger via reader Scott) goes viral.

If you do decide to go this route, check your state’s statue of limitations on this type of debt. And even after that time has passed, if you establish a new relationship with the institution (as in get a new credit card or open a bank account), my understanding is that they can reactivate the obligation. Of course, anyone who gets in this sort of fight would presumably never want to do business with that institution again, but a lot of retailers and affinity groups have cards that are operated by one of the big credit card issuers, so you need to be careful.




Source: http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2009/09/a-shot-across-the-bow-debtors-revolt-watch.html

[Anonymous]

that's the youtube Suze had on her show last night...but Suze spent the first half of her show on the Debtors' Revolt and even when she was doing the Can I Afford it? and the email part of the show she kept referring to the revolt.

watch for news about Suze talking about this on Oprah

[beast]

I predict:

based on the fact that Suze Orman has the ear of tons of women and gay people, but even more importantly she is a regular on OPRAH!!!  If Oprah picks up this Debtor's Revolution that Suze is calling for---

then I predict that this will become the "revolution" which the webbots see coming


 

if the government won't protect the people from usury then the american people just might do it themselves.

[beast]

update:

     Cause banksters are still evil

         I've canceled a couple of cards and payed them off. I didn't do the refusal to pay high interest rates because i knew the evil banksters would destroy me. Plus, i figured that i had agreed to a contract and had the personal responsibility to live up to it.

        The banksters don't let you off the hook that easy. they both have sent interest on interest charges the following month even though i called both and found that after my last payment that my account was zero. One has sent another bill for 1.50 minimum interest do because i must have accrued a couple of cents interest in the meantime of paying the interest on interest payment.

One, sent another bill with a late charge because i stupidly canceled the auto pay option on my bank account after i found out i had a zero balance and they decided i owe them more interest and i didn't see the e-mail because i thought it was a scam mail. That's all my fault. I knew they were evil banksters and i didn't keep my guard up enough.

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i watched the debtors revolt lady videos again and i read some of the comments on here videos.

i still don't think that she took the right approach.

it's just a shame that so many of us got into a place of complacency when it came to finances.

i think a lot of Americans have been damaged enough that we will change our approach to finances.

In return the evil banksters may also find they will have to change their ways.

(i know , idealistic )