The goddess Nemesis is always on the lookout for kindred spirits among the misguided Oprah--ized women of America. So today was a good day for the goddess.

In a prior blog post, Nemesis pointed out that Jose Canseco recently lost his expensive home when the banksters foreclosed on his $2.5 million mortgage.

Hey Jose, Nemesis was reading yesterday about how the banksters are taking your house-- that you can't pay the interest any more on your $2.5 million mortgage. Nemesis feels bad for you, Jose.

Have you asked yourself the "HOW" question about our Federal Reserve and the banksters?

Nemesis laughs at the banksters. Their greed and hubris has brought their own collapse. The debt mountain of the banksters is falling down, and Nemesis knows this is as it should be. Good riddance-- to a gang of criminals.

Nemesis finds amusement watching the banksters as they desperately try to bail out their collapsing debt money system. These criminals are living in fear now, and Nemesis knows that is as it should be. But they still have hope-- and their hope is that they will remain in power after they squeeze the necessary bailout money out of the American people. This prospect Nemesis does not like.

Ah, the banksters! Those criminals who have been creating money out of thin air for themselves and then lending that magic money to the rest of us AS DEBT-- AT INTEREST. What must we do about such bad people? Hang them from a Wall Street lamp post? Place them in irons?

Banksters are the plantation slaveowners of our modern era. As discussed in Part 1 of this writing, the banksters own our money supply. They create our money out of thin air-- for themselves. Ninety-six percent (96%!) of all US dollars are created from nothing by fractional reserve commercial bankers in the form of loans-- debts-- that are then issued to the rest of us (at interest).

Did you know that the paper dollar bills in your purse and wallet are utterly insignificant in the overall scope of our money system? The total paper dollars in existence constitute only 4% of our aggregate money supply. And the other 96% of our dollars-- where do they come from? And who owns these dollars?