[sheikdetailfeather]

This is well worth watching and passing on to everyone you know in emails asap. This destabilization is planned for May and it is a breaking story on theblaze.com.

[griswold3]

it’s long known that they want further destablization but is this a credible threat?

[Lazlo in PA]

Beck is heading way out on a limb again. In what fashion are these 60's retreads going to get 10% of mortgage holders at one particular bank to default? I doubt that half of these losers involved even have a home. I suspect they live in their parents basement. The destabilization of Wall Street in '08 took the type of funds moving that only a country could demonstrate. Look into Paul Kanjorskies explanation of what happened with this meltdown on his CSPAN interview.

Where are these SEIU guys going to get that kind of cash for destabilization? How are they going to convince investors to bail on the big firms? This is only interesting in that the hard left has delusions of being able to pull this off. They couldn't even stop the WI Union busting. Other than saving Dingy Harry Reids seat in Nov, I can't see were the unions and Leftist have been effective at anything in a couple years.

[taxtruth]

The fed is the problem with their funny money nonsense backed via nothing and created from nothing.

[Melchior]

Beck,having now kicked over the rock that the SEIU’s Steve Lerner hid under, should make an effort to read Lerner’s 2003 essay, “An Immodest Proposal: Remodelling the House of Labor.” Lerner, who was then an SEIU staffer, made his bones with this report. He followed that up with another essay, “United We Win,”, which became an SEIU working paper. The essays underlie the present SEIU attack on the economy of the United States.