Comments by "Crime Stoppers" (@crimestoppers1877) on "U.S. Banking Crisis 2024" video.

  1.  @SachsRealty  It is true and we all know it. Why do bankers generally HATE people who are not in debt? Banks call people like me "Deadbeats". I'll be productive and fund my own businesses without paying the "bankers tax". OPM is less valuable than Fiat currency to me. But banks live off of OPM and make huge profits off of the debts and misery of others. It is a HUGE Ponzi scheme to know that NOTHING backs our currency. Maybe we need some bank insider whistle blowers to start screaming at the top of their lungs about the crimes they see every day. With Freedom of speech and the internet Podcasts we might finally see some fear and stress from shady bankers?
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  2. Agree, and I like to check the comps of my properties and they are all going up, up and up while few are on the market. I guess some mortgage companies are betting that house prices wont drop over the period of the loan. I am not a bank and I know my house values will drop at least 50% over the next five years. So that makes banks look dumber than me for not knowing this. I would never buy my house ( that I built) at the crazy prices that the ZIndex says it is worth. I have seen 400% appreciation over ten years. Why?
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  3. I would like to ask John Maxfield these questions: Question #1 Why do banks HATE customers who are not in debt. I am one of those people. Question #2 Why do banks pay less than 1% annual interest when they charge exorbitant interest and fees on every "service"' that they perform? Credit card unsecured debt at a minimum of 15%. If I try to take my savings accounts to a different bank they are also paying next to nothing interest on savings accounts. Instead they sell fake "shares" of CD's and many other "investments" which are no more safe than a casino slot machine. If the FDIC or NCUA does not insure it, I am not interested in handing money over to a bank, as a mere "creditor", when we know many banks will be insolvent and collapse because of their own ineptness. How many bankers who violated Federal regulations including criminal laws during the last banking fiasco with Credit Default Swaps? None. Banking regulators are so lax they actually encourage more Ponzi schemes from Madoff to SBF. Why should I trust the regulators? They keep failing at their own jobs. I will trust banks when I see Perp walks of those who are criminals. Not all bankers, but just the "few" we all know are hiding behind friendly regulators and politicians.
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