Use your charge card for food and your credit
goes down. Charge a less expensive liquor and your
credit goes down. Buy less than you normally do
this week, at the grocery store and your credit goes
down. These are all part of a credit algorythm
suspected by industry watchers.
It's just a matter of time, before you're no
longer as productive to the credit industry and they
must watch for your demise. An alcoholic, for
example, buys the same bottle, at the same time
every day. I assume the credit industry is watching
the cycle to determine one's credit worthiness. If
someone is buying a bottle a day, they probably rate
close to zero on the credit algorytm score card.
However if someone buys a bottle once a week, or so,
they may be considered 'still productive' and rate
an acceptable score. The credit industry knows,
however, that a certain percentage of people who buy
a bottle a week start drinking to excess and soon
will become a liability. If that individual starts
buying more frequently, or they switch to a lower
priced bottle, they're credit worthiness, according
to the credit industries algorythm, is on the
decline. Are they monitoring soft drinks as well?
We can't live without money. Money is credit.
Our value is no longer our work effort. We must
produce to the strings pulled by the financial
industries. We must live by the invasive algorythm
produced by the institutions. Freedom? What was
that?
