The amount of reporting on the credit card industry that is required to keep up on a daily basis has caused me to spend so much time simply monitoring the newswires and then writing articles that I cannot protest daily in public as I originally wanted to do.
That's right, the level of egregiousness by the credit card companies is so vast, I can't be two places at once.
This is not necessarily a bad thing. This past Saturday, Daily-Protest attended the John and Ken Tax Revolt Rally #2 held at Tom's Farm in Corona, California, and took a lot of photos and posted them in prior articles.
The very next day, Daily-Protest published five different stories on the credit card industry and Chase Bank, yet it didn't make sense to give them Titles with the Daily Protest, day number so and so, on them. So, I've decided to abandon numbering every day of the protest against Chase Bank because there are going to be many articles that are about credit card issues outside of actually protesting Chase Bank.
Instead, the daily protest number "so and so" will only appear when I actually am able to protest on the streets. On days that I don't protest on the streets, you can be pretty certain there will be at least one or two new stories about new ways the credit card industry and Chase Bank have found to make the lives of some their customers unreasonably unfair.
The order of importance in the future for this blog will be, rooting out all the horrible things that Chase Bank and the Credit Card Industry are doing to the american consumer, and doing it oh so unnecessarily.
Secondly, getting store owners to put up a Daily-Protest sign in their window will be where I devote my time INSTEAD of protesting. The more places that put my Daily-Protest sign, the more that will raise awareness than my protesting will from one spot will.
Thirdly, I will put time into actually protesting, but only after all of my too many to count family obligations are met first.
I am comfortable with that order for now. In the meantime, you can help out by putting a Daily-Protest.com sign in a storefront window, a bulletin board, or a counter top. You just never know how deep the credit card offensive really runs, nor how many people the credit card industry has really hurt. Chance are that your business or your place of employment has suffered a direct hit because of the credit card companies, you just may not know about it.
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