What is a market?
Consider a living, creative, organic market.
We see it in our neighborhoods.
kids sell lemonade and cookies; families sell their used property; local farmers sell their foods; arts and crafts made-at-home useful things; local musical artists entertain us…
We also find it on the internet with peer to peer (P2P) trades and exchanges.
They both are creative and available to all…
Central bankers, regulators, and governments are threatening them and labeling them as Black Markets .
Contrast that to the corporate controlled and government regulated exchanges that disguise themselves as “markets”.
The financial industry now have added massive computer algorithms that make bids and transactions with few human interactions.
The exchanges has limits and restrictions to entry.
Those barriers and regulators protect the money masters and their interests.
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RELATED:
https://ronmamita.wordpress.com/2012/03/04/see-what-is-front-of-your-face/
https://ronmamita.wordpress.com/2012/06/16/emergence/
https://ronmamita.wordpress.com/2014/05/07/u-s-businesses-are-being-destroyed-faster-than-theyre-being-created/
https://ronmamita.wordpress.com/2014/06/24/scott-cundill-off-the-grid-business/
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it’s really ironic when so-called free market conservatives try to outlaw free markets. Here in New Plymouth, some Chinese company just bought the only home-kill abattoir and converted it to export-only. This means the only way to get locally grown organic meat is to buy it under the table (NZ law requires farmers to have their home kill processed in licensed abattoirs – but now we have none that process local meat).
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Mobsters movies called it “rubbing out the competition”.
That is criminally destructive; yet institutional money has no where else to go but to buy up the tangibles in communities.
Institutional crime, the globalist agenda, and unfortunately some wealthy individuals falsely believe they are “ONLY” being smart investors buying bulk, large stakes of the markets. Mom and Pops small businesses are endangered because of this global practice. It has become predatory and they are killing the small domestic entrepreneurs and local businesses.
That “Too Big To Fail” globalist model, if allowed to continue, will result in everything being corporate bank owned or controlled.
A controlled global commercial system.
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