silverwood

How to Inspire More Panic in the Economic Crisis

HELP! We need an Army of Thomas Jeffersons to populate our goverment. He knew what was in the hearts of Central Banksters. These very shrud banksters invested their profits wisely by buying up our media, sponsoring "in their pocket" politicians to their cause, and controlling acedemic thought in our universities. This crisis is just another step in their plan. It is time for the 2nd American Revolution as our government has to be brought back to the wisdom of what Mr. Jefferson and his peers tried establish. Merry Christmas to all!


On Dec 25 09:19 AM varmit wrote:

> Else where on this site James Quinn wrote:
> "Thomas Jefferson, a wise man by most accounts, thought central banks
> were not a very good idea.
>
> If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue
> of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks
> and the corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the
> people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the
> continent their fathers conquered.... The issuing power should be
> taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly
> belongs. The modern theory of the perpetuation of debt has drenched
> the earth with blood, and crushed its inhabitants under burdens ever
> accumulating.
>
> We did not heed Mr. Jefferson’s prudent advice. The result for the
> American people has been persistent inflation that has destroyed
> the purchasing power of the US dollar. It takes $1.00 to buy what
> cost 5 cents in 1914, a 95% loss of purchasing power since the creation
> of the Federal Reserve. Most of this loss in purchasing power has
> occurred since 1971. “Tricky Dick” Nixon took the country off the
> gold standard in 1971 and uncorked the bottle and let the inflation
> genie out. The unchecked issuance of debt by our government, facilitated
> by Federal Reserve policies since 1971, has brought our great country
> to the brink of financial disaster. The organization that caused
> the problem, did not see this crisis looming, and has utterly failed
> in stemming the damage, is now taking actions completely outside
> of its mandate, while telling the public they have the answers. They
> have duped the American public for 85 years through the insidious
> use of inflation, and now they are trying to dupe the world into
> keeping their Ponzi scheme going for a while longer."
>