Ponder This: What does it take to own your own bank?


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Written By: ~X~ of TFD
Ponder This: What does it take to own your own bank?
I have been researching some interesting stuff the past few days cause I am hungry to succeed and make a everlasting change in this world. I know the business plans I have are fruitful if rolled out properly. I have really been looking for people willing to invest.
Anyhow, I always wondered what it took to own your very own bank. I almost take the financial sectors like I do politics and media.
"Don't hate the media, BE the media"
I took that to heart and dedicated my entire life in some capacity to the arts of media.
With that being said, I find it interesting how these millionaires times and times over such as 
Sports athletes
Team Owners
Actors

Famous people
Those in the Military Industrial Complex
So on and so forth
 
If people really want to make a change, why not put action to all that hot air and rip the corrupt banking system by owning our own.
Take a look on this Sabbath if you have time at a few basic tell tells of owning a bank at least in the USA.
 
Then start thinking of those who accumulate 100s of Millions a year.
 
You mad yet?!
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Editors Update: I wanted to include this POWERFUL interview from none other than the rap legend and movement kingpin Tupac Shakur in a interview that I swear they are pushing deeper and deeper out of the memories of the people. but, he speaks upon some pretty practical things that just do not make sense or add up. As I have said to people in my life...

 If it walks like a duck, quakes like a duck...it's not a chicken...it's a duck. Period. Dot. Dot. Period.
"Question EVERYTHING including ones self..."
#OpMatrixIII
  




Hardest thing for a person to admit, is when they have been fooled.
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