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Want to Fix the Fed? Get Rid of It

A really interesting commentary. Obviously you won't be oneof those receiving donations to any campaign fund. Perhaps this is what allows you to call a con game what it is.

Thanks Richard - You are the first to be clear about this sad reality.


On Nov 23 06:09 PM Ain't Gonna Take It Richard wrote:

> It is truly a repeat of something the money lenders have done before
> ... many times. That being the selling of a nation into slavery through
> deceit, con-artistry and trickery. From now on, we, and all generations
> beyond will be forking over a good portion of their productivity
> to private bankers. This, for the bankers having lent usabsolutely
> nothing. When these pivate bankers (part of an elite bankng catel)
> "loan" the US money, they don't go to their vauts and get gold for
> us, they punch a key on a keyboard which authorizes the printing
> of dollars (paper, and essentially worthless) OR worse yet, just
> create a ledger amount with interest due from us to them.
>
> Nothing tangible was ever loaned, just ceated out of thin air. Then
> we pay them interest with true capital, work productivity and real
> money.
>
> This is just slavery in a mdern and coplex form. The money changers
> have been polishing their act like a 5000 year old Houdini, and they
> own us now, as well as our government and all (or nealrly all) politicians.
>
>
> This is why absoutley no politician to date, has been able to offer
> a "solution" or "plan" for economic recovery that makes any senseat
> all.. It can't be done without getting rid of the Fed, and most of
> them are so dumb, they don't even know how the money system works
> in this country. All they seem to know, is that they don't have enough
> money to meet their spending wishes, and that the Fed bankers (prvate
> bankers) continually give them the out - borrowing- money which they
> don't have, can't get from the taxpayers, and won't have to personally
> pay back.
>
> What a great political system we have. And for a closing bell, consider
> that an estimated 40-50% of all those lobby-ist calls that get made
> to YOUR locally elected Federal poltician are from bank or insurance
> companies, and you understand the game.... they make campaign re-election
> funds available in big numbers .... you and I don't.

Want to Fix the Fed? Get Rid of It

I am sure that the very last part of your commentary is more of the whole truth than anything else... our Federal governemnt wanted to spend far more money on various agendas than they could possibly raise from taxpayers and citizens thorugh war bonds or the such. I am sure this prompted Woodrow Wilson to fall for the campaign funds he got from the bankers in his election efforts just before the Federal Reserve Act was enacted in 1913 via HIS OWN SIGNATURE. At that point the concept of deficit spending was on, and turning us into "slaves" as you call it became a reality.


On Nov 23 06:09 PM Ain't Gonna Take It Richard wrote:

> It is truly a repeat of something the money lenders have done before
> ... many times. That being the selling of a nation into slavery through
> deceit, con-artistry and trickery. From now on, we, and all generations
> beyond will be forking over a good portion of their productivity
> to private bankers. This, for the bankers having lent usabsolutely
> nothing. When these pivate bankers (part of an elite bankng catel)
> "loan" the US money, they don't go to their vauts and get gold for
> us, they punch a key on a keyboard which authorizes the printing
> of dollars (paper, and essentially worthless) OR worse yet, just
> create a ledger amount with interest due from us to them.
>
> Nothing tangible was ever loaned, just ceated out of thin air. Then
> we pay them interest with true capital, work productivity and real
> money.
>
> This is just slavery in a mdern and coplex form. The money changers
> have been polishing their act like a 5000 year old Houdini, and they
> own us now, as well as our government and all (or nealrly all) politicians.
>
>
> This is why absoutley no politician to date, has been able to offer
> a "solution" or "plan" for economic recovery that makes any senseat
> all.. It can't be done without getting rid of the Fed, and most of
> them are so dumb, they don't even know how the money system works
> in this country. All they seem to know, is that they don't have enough
> money to meet their spending wishes, and that the Fed bankers (prvate
> bankers) continually give them the out - borrowing- money which they
> don't have, can't get from the taxpayers, and won't have to personally
> pay back.
>
> What a great political system we have. And for a closing bell, consider
> that an estimated 40-50% of all those lobby-ist calls that get made
> to YOUR locally elected Federal poltician are from bank or insurance
> companies, and you understand the game.... they make campaign re-election
> funds available in big numbers .... you and I don't.