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(Cont.) CARL PASCARELLA, CEO, VISA AND THE GAME OF
LIFE
THE HOME
INVADERS
They've already invaded the
schools and colleges with misleading and deceptive offers from Visa,
MasterCard, etc., but now, this move by Visa to pervert a children's game,
The Game of Life. makes them home-invaders as
well. Their targets now are the youngsters, children, kids . .
. who are presumed to be safe from harm while playing happily at home
under adult supervision, adults who are unaware of the true intent of Carl
Pascarella and Visa International.
The Credit Card Cartel
may be telling the public one thing, but they have statistics, just
as the gambling industry does, letting them know exactly what to
expect in financial returns from each child converted to practices they
recommend. It is as certain as the time the sun will rise and set on
the morrow, that a good part the profits that are made by the Credit
Card Cartel are from the use and abuse of plastic by those in need, who
often see it as a life-raft. The industry, though, is predatory
in nature and can drown them in a sea of debit. As a result,
other predatory industries have sprung up and grown at an alarming
rate, raking in further profits from those already in deep
trouble. Borrow against your home equity. Bundle your
debts. Advisors. These are industries founded upon the
miseries of debt, usually credit card debt, debt purposely created by Visa
and the Credit Card Cartel, and like crabs feeding off a body caught in
the seaweed, they continue feeding until nothing is left..
To involve children in such a
game is, indeed, tragic, a sad commentary on society today, but more so
against the moral drift of both Hasbro and Visa.
If it is going to be part of
a game, then not to make full disclosure of the perils of plastic, and I do mean
full, with statistics about those who fall into debt and the difficulties
they encounter, will show complete disregard for the youth of this
Nation. Oh yes, flip a card over and find, "Late Payment - $39" and
"Over-limit fee - $39" and "Interest rate raised to 29%" and "Traffic
Ticket Paid with plastic - $350". Or, "Lose Turn: Collection Agency
Call - during Dinner," I wonder if it is all there. Or, "Weekend in
Las Vegas. $980 on plastic". Six credit cards, debt
now $38,000. Is it all there?
WILL
GREEDY CARL MONOPOLIZE MONOPOLY NEXT?
If the Government will
subpoena the testimony of those who participated in this perversion, it
should be found that it is a well planned and executed take-over,
much like the ruthless tactics of Chavez grabbling the oil fields and
installations in Venezuela.
The question is: will they
grab onto Monopoly as well? Watch for the headlines and a story by
Kathy Kristof: Monopoly goes modern! Let's wait and
see; it shouldn't be long before they do.
The Greed of the Credit Card Cartel has no
limitations nor conscience and by
next Christmas you may well see that Visa logo on . . . yes, on the
nation's most famous family game. Read the cards then, Stop, Do Not Pass Go. Home
Loan Default, Sheriff Serves Eviction Notice. Car Repossessed.
Jr. Husband tired of family arguments about money and turns to
drugs.
BUYING BOARDWALK WITH A CITIBANK CARD!
Imagine buying Boardwalk with your Citibank
Visa card! Then, the Railroads with Capitol One Visa. And, the
Utilities with Wells-Fargo Visa. Kids, come on, this is great fun,
just keep spending, you've got Carl Pascarella out there to teach you how
to pile up the debt, six bank Visa cards in your wallet.
Or maybe CEO Robert Sealander
and Mastercard will go after Monopoly, or perhaps it
will be American Express, but you can be certain that it will be one of
them.
It's only a prediction, but
the greed of these large corporations has no boundaries
nor moral scruples when they go after the kids, and now that they're
into children's games they'll look at the others available, casing the
next job of Home Invasion..
It looks like Carl would take
over plastic Tiddly-Winks if it would mean that he could put the
Visa logo on each one of them and
begin indoctrinating three and four year old kids into the
brave new world of debt, and that Visa would eventually reap the rewards
and collect their vigorish when these tiny kids become
adults. Ah no, when they hit 15 or 16 is better, as it
is never to early to prey upon the public.
I challenge the below CEOs to
prove otherwise. I will publish their words of wisdom right here
on this page:
ALFRED J. VERRECCHIA, CEO - HASBRO,
INC.
CARL PASCARELLA, CEO - VISA
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