Advisory Notice for: Bankers, Active and Passive Investors, Brokers, and Occupy Wall Street Protesters.

A note about my formatting styleBlue: Terms, Resources
Yellow: Definitions, General importance
Orange: Key critical points to focus on.
Green: What the author wants you to do
Red: What the author doesn't want you to do.

This is an advisory notice for anyone who doesn’t just depend on money to get by, but who are actively involved in the creation of wealth. This advisory post comes from the perspective of someone who is supportive and empathetic of all sides. I plan on founding, investing, and brokering the sale and acquisitions of banks, I am an active (if slow starting) real estate investor as well as tangible commodities, I come from financially conservative backgrounds (work hard, save money, and hopefully retire), and I am supportive of the Occupy Wall Street protesters for the reason that I am against the “Money Trust”. 

The clear distinction between bankers and they money trust is that “bankers” as defined by me are “Institutionalized debt partners”, a “hard money lender” that is recognized by the community and local government who participates as an active for profit business regardless of their size. These institutions obtain and renew a charter to stay in business; the difference between a loan shark and banker is the charter status……. While the “money trust” are defined by me as “Economic & financial overlords” who occupy both private and public chairs in order to stack the political deck in their favor until they control a monopoly on a government, it’s regulatory branches, financial institutions, and use them to suppress and kill competition from ethical local, community, and regional bankers. All the while unloading their toxic assets on the public to pay for by levying unapportioned taxes against them.*CoughFederalIncomeTaxCough*

I hope what I just said puts my perception into perspective so you can understand the legitimate nature of my concerns when I make the following advisory::::

——> Focus on Strategy!
Do encourage policy and regime change; but do not alienate people who are on your side.

That is simplification of my advisory notice in it’s entirety. I’ll break it down into the demographics as it applies to each group affected in this economy while disregarding the “money trust”.

1. Bankers: Fortunately anyone in the industry of banking, brokering, and active investing are well aware of the importance of developing and focusing on a strategy. So I can skip all that. My focus is more on the side of Public Relations. In this “Anti Wall-Street” age of a global recession that is very likely going to get a lot worse when commercial real estate notes come due between 2012 - 2014, it is === EXTREMELY === important that all those local, community, city, and regional banks keep their clients and the communities they represent as close as possible. No one needs to get charitable here and start giving away free money by pretending to be the Fed. What’s important is to make sure that when the public gets fed up with banks, that they don’t get fed up with YOUR bank.
   
   And when there are further market scares, inflation, credit crunches, and immediate liquidity issues, clients need somebody or some “thing” to put their trust in protecting their savings. Nobody likes a bank run, not even the depositors because they like the security and services banks provide in spite of some inconvenient fees. Nobody likes holding onto raw cash because they are so vulnerable to (and paranoid about) theft.
   
   Banks need clients on their side. My bank is a regional bank limited to 3 states on the west coast and through engaging my bankers (which you might think is the banker’s job to engage the client), I have grown a lot of respect for my favored institution even if I am not well educated on their financial well been. 
   
   It’s not about catering to just wealthy, well capitalized investors; or handing out money on Halloween as mentioned. It’s about focusing on a strategy where bankers can engage the community, and engage the Occupy Wall Street groups including Anonymous in a mutual agenda of financial preservation, economic freedoms, and the right to property (financial assets). For which everyone including smaller banks are under attack by the “money trust”.
   
2. Brokers and Active (“Institutional”/”Professional”) Investors 
   Most of you will know know if I’m addressing this to you, but to clarify this section is aimed at individuals on the lower rungs of the corporate ladder at major corporate and investment banks; as well as local independent brokers, wholesalers, and active individuals who work from home investing with their own assets, and the assets of others. Whether in Dodsville, IL or New York, NY. 
   
   As with the banking institutions I just explained, everyone in this group shares virtually all of the same challenges that must be overcome by focusing on the community and individuals. As a broker or individual investor, those of you who work for a company you ARE the company. You are the face and voice of the company you represent and it is === EXTREMELY === critical to not just aid in the focus and strategies of the bank, but to mutually and em pathetically care about your clients with your whole heart.
   
   As much as the Darwinism mindset has distorted our perception on human society by distorting the nature of competition, in the world of money, the more everyone has, the wealthier everyone becomes. That’s the entire point of a growing market when people are spending money, trading it around, and everybody as a result is prospering because no one small group of people (like the money trust) is hording it all in order to seek monopolizing.
   
   Recognizing that fundamental Keynesian economic belief, no banker, investor, broker, or institution should ever have it set in their mind “Hmm… How can I rip this person off before they rip me off” Banks and bankers will always win over the passive investor and uneducated working and poor class. And unfortunately for the brokers, the owners of the bank will always profit at the expense of wage employees, as with any other company.
   
   We can all debate Keynesian or Austrian economic theories all day long, but the point of the both is that the goal of a healthy thriving economy where everyone is wealthy, is one where everyone has money. And Investors, partners, brokers, bankers, etc all need to genuinely care about the financial well being of their clients, who stand by their side, offer -REAL- investments that can be relied on, support clients who want to make a sound investment that cash flows positive, and possibly stand in defense as a representative of the community against the powers the money trust who act as government and threaten to pass laws that hurt the lower and working classes.
   
   As the group who stands the most to lose or gain through markets, good times or bad, it’s in your financial interest to support healthy partnerships and encourage a sound, ethical market. And by participating with public issues. Everyone can have more consistent earnings and predictable risks to hedge against.
   
   
3. Occupy Wall Street, Passive Investors and “Other” Individuals of Lower, Working, and Middle Classes…. This Applies to members of Anonymous.
   You are not going to like what I have to say, I have two points, one a scolding, and the other what I advise you do.
   
   1 - Get yourselves together and act like a unified team focused on —> Specific <— outcomes. Work out team leaders, delegated duties for supplies, resources, and other miscellaneous tasks, and move from occupying the streets to occupying local, regional, and federal councils in a civil fashion. Laying down in the streets may be non-violent, but it’s also not productive, and is effective only through annoyance rather than respect.
   
   2 - Get REAL close to your brokers, bankers, and community leaders. The OWS group is not a public re-inaction of a mob of 5 years old in the candy isle who wants a hand out from mommy.  We (including myself) are grown adults (even if insurance companies define it as age 25, I’m 24 years old), it is in our best interests to behave like adults.
   the reason why public schools don’t teach people how to do much of anything is because the money trust doesn't want people who are smart enough to walk into public meetings, sit down in a chair (quietly), and ask questions when able. Make phone calls, send emails (not worthless petitions), engage public chair members on the sidewalk, recognize them in a bar, knock on their front door and politely with civility explain specific key issues that focus on obtaining a specific outcome as defined by you and the group. 
   Organization and civility is the greatest enemy of the money trust who engage in “banker occupation” and “economic warfare”. This is the exact opposite of complacency and vandalism….. Be civil, be organized, 500 people laying in the middle of a street won’t do half as much as 500 people sitting (and standing) in a conference room designed to seat 50. Guess who those people have to walk through in order to leave the room? All of you, that’s who. Peer pressure is powerful, even more so if they depend on your votes; ballot votes or dollar votes.
   With that said on organization and civility, it is extremely important that the protest groups occupying anywhere must be ORGANIZED AND CIVIL! Not only does this go into a well run localized government within the Occupy Wall Street groups who designate leaders and assign roles to individuals, this also goes into preventive agitation. By preventive agitation I mean it is imperative that members of the OWS group stamp out ANYONE who displays violence or aggression immediately without hesitation. The group has the power to capture and correct, or chase away anyone who threatens the integrity of the movement. As much as I love banging my head to Korn’s song Right Now, this is not the time for that kind of delinquency wannabe revolutionary rebel behavior. This is also why I highly suggest banning “scary” disguises that hide faces for the sake of looking cool. It’s easy to hid faces without looking like an evil figure in the night of Halloween. If a common dress code is established such as white face scarves and white hoodies and none of these: http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/10_01/hoodieCTS0810_468x310.jpg
   The money trust is not intimidated by those costumes…. But the middle America citizen you need on your team is. So don’t intimidate the people you are trying to help. When they see burning cars and guys like that running around it doesn’t do anyone any good…. Except the money trust that is. Because then guess who they sic the cops on? YOU!
   It also helps to get people in charge of strategies in defensive warfare with riot police. As we all know, they send out agents in disguise as the intimidating looking protesters. That’s why a dress code helps. Because if they do that, it’s easy to spot them before they even knock a dumpster over. And if they do, the group captures them, and detain them for their information and identity and use their actions against the police force they represent… And then of course release them unharmed otherwise you have a hostage situation which may invite cops to move in
   
   The world is uniting to create a world wide movement, now they need to focus, undertake uniform standards and appearances that are not intimidating, and focus on ——specific—— issues one at a time that creates a specific resolution to achieve a specific goal. Bankers know what they want, so do brokers and active investors. These are the people you need on your side, you need to talk their language, invite them to be a part of your movement rather than act like you’re against them. And move forward as a team against the specific individuals , groups, and organizations that are manipulating the markets and impoverish the world….. Again…. ONE specific issue at a time. Work together on a agreed resolution that is acceptable, achieve it, then move onto the next…. Do not demand all at once.
   Stereotypes, first impressions, assumptions, and stigmas are your greatest challenges to overcome when building support. Even more so when you need the support of your local bankers who are hurt just as much by the big banks as everyone else. There are lots of banks that support minorities, women, children, and young entrepreneurs who REALLY need your help! Don’t scare them away. They need your business, you need their influence. Your public image will be everything.

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With that said. Be safe, be professional, be specific, focus, and cut straight to the point in achieving your goals. As an individual, and as a group. And you will win people over with your suave discount suit rather than your Jason mask. This is a must. “Do or don’t, there is no try.” As cliche as it is, it’s 100% true. Vandalism doesn’t work… I’ve tried (too many times to count).

On a similar note, considering the fact that the Anonymous logo is a faceless man in a suit, it would likely be most wise to adopt the formal suit, which is pretty cheap to buy, as the uniform dress code. Because then all the middle Americans who wear suits on wall street who are the puppets getting raped as well will be able to identify with the protesters much more. It’s an easy way to gain powerful connections and influences in wall street. The suit does speak volumes, and can probably be bought cheaply enough for less than $50 for a complete suit. Just cut out a months worth of soda and take out and you’ll have the cash.

If a group puts money together, everyone can order bulk volumes of suits at a good discount off of ebay for an average of $30 ish each.