FINANCIAL SUICIDES AND DEATHS

Sat Jul 09, 2011 3:24 pm » by **Eliakim**

SATURDAY, 9 JULY 2011

BANKERS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUICIDES
In the past we have written about the government 'henchmen' in regards to the unemployed, sick and disabled. The news released today, is that suicide rates in Europe are 'linked to financial crisis. I know at least one man that committed suicide after losing his job, and last week I heard that his girlfriend in her early 50's died of a sudden heart attack in recent weeks. It was also this time last year that Michael M. Mauldin (USA) suffered the same, due to corporate manslaughter and criminal negligence.

In the 10 nation study, among working age people from 2007 - 2009, suicides rose in 9 out of ten countries. Greece had the most suicides and the UK saw a rise of 10% to 6.7 suicides per 100,000 people. Dr David Stuckler said "There was a complete turnaround. Suicides were falling before the recession, then started rising in nearly all European countries studied. Almost certainly these rises are linked to the financial crisis". He also added it was possible there would be other health consequences from the economic problems as the impact on heart disease and cancer rates was not likely to be seen for many years.

Prescription drugs have also increased by 40% over the past four years and GP's report there is an increase of people coming to them due to money worries. Andy Bell, deputy chief executive of the Centre of Mental Health, said, "A major public health issue".

We have been warning people about this for years and who is responsible for this co-creation? Gordon Brown and his stealth taxes, governments, immoral bankers and financial institutions. Its time they're all brought to account for their part in corporate manslaughter, and the financial pressure that they put upon the people.

As far as the people are concerned, this is another demonstration of how important it is that people heal themselves to ensure that they are not driven to take their own lives. On a spiritual level, suicide is due to weak souls not healing the root causes of the core issues; enabling them to rise above earthly realities.

Governments and financial institutions can take everything that you own, but they cannot take your soul unless you allow them to do so.

Take back your power from those that do their utmost to disempower you.

Call them out for what they are doing, make it as public as possible.

Good health is the greatest wealth.

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1. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14068496

Sun Jul 10, 2011 2:22 am » by **Keniwaki**

Bankers control government, especially ur gov't. Stimulus was wasted on bankers and their bonus, not helping a real economy. They stimulate them selves using ur tax money, fucking next generation with huge debt. Obama wouldn't care, cuz he is one term president.
Public should be more upset, mad and take it out on congress!

Sun Jul 10, 2011 2:34 am » by **Boondox681**

We have been warning people about this for years and who is responsible for this co-creation? Gordon Brown and his stealth taxes, governments, immoral bankers and financial institutions. Its time they're all brought to account for their part in corporate manslaughter, and the financial pressure that they put upon the people.

this statement makes me sick.
always looking to fucking blame someone else
i am responsible for my own words,acts and deeds

what a fuckin' concept

Sun Jul 10, 2011 2:57 am » by **Mediasorcerer**

blame your queen,a child eater,ha ha,

Sun Jul 10, 2011 9:18 am » by **Nakchopoe**

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I thought I'd have my useful share on it too...
Huh, someone started this thread about something else?