"Austerity" Scam: European Nations Begin Seizing Private Pension Funds

I don't have a problem with austerity according to the dictionary definition, especially on a personal level.

I also previously described localism as a solution to the globalism in our world today. However, David Cameron's "Localism" is a deceptive way to name what is basically the next phase of the NWO's grinding down of its subjects. "Austerity" is a scam to loot from the people in order to "balance the budget". There will be no real cuts in the military spending (on immoral foreign wars rather than legitimate self defence), and there will be plenty of cash for vaccine schemes and for CCTV systems and other police state projects, the very things that could really do with cutbacks.
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European nations begin seizing private pensions

People’s retirement savings are a convenient source of revenue for governments that don’t want to reduce spending or make privatizations. As most pension schemes in Europe are organised by the state, European ministers of finance have a facilitated access to the savings accumulated there, and it is only logical that they try to get a hold of this money for their own ends. In recent weeks I have noted five such attempts: Three situations concern private personal savings; two others refer to national funds.

Full Article (with the not-so-subtle embedded links to "Europe's most generous pension systems", as if the people deserve to have their pensions, that they paid for, stolen)
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A lot of the anti-Austerity people are Commies, I will grant that. I don't agree with them. It's a one-two punch. The fabian socialists get everyone dependent on the system to begin with, and then when Cloward-Piven point approaches, the 'free market' crooks descend like vultures to complete the looting of the wealth of the people, claiming they are undoing the work of the socialists, when in fact from a bankster perspective they are simply finishing what the 'left' started.

(Don't forget that, at least in the UK, citizen contributions to the state pension fund are FORCED. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Insurance. So they force you to pay into a scheme then say that you have to embrace "austerity", and steal it all from you.)

I'm not saying it was a good thing that people went along with any of the aspects of the welfare state - but once on, there is a right way and a wrong way off. This is the wrong way. Maybe there is no other way, as "austerity" adovcates will tell us more and more I'm sure. But if that is the case then we must acknowledge that the government and their banking-corporate crony partners are stealing pensions that ordinary people have faithfully paid into, and that last time I checked, theives are supposed to go to jail.

There is one other way. Shut down the usourious basterds' central banks, issue debt free currency, and cancel the ludicrous, unpayable, fraudulent national debt, most of which is to the central banks anyway. Take the byrden of these currency wizards off our back then see if pension scheme recipients can be paid well enough for their contributions. If the results Hitler acheived by taking Germany off of debt-usury money are any indication, I think we'd be fine. That was the one good thing Hitler did, although it was for the wrong reasons as he wanted to build Germany up to be an Empire. Enough Empires. Enough of them!

(PS Corporate welfare will of course continue unmolested. Keep believing the right wing wants to free you.)