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Post by ♫anna♫ on Jan 17, 2016 19:34:18 GMT
This documentary film should be seen by everyone willing to question the foreign wars that America and Western Europe has been getting involved in since central banks have taken over the economies of these nations.
The American War of Independence was fought to free Americans from the economic dictates of the private central bankers that the English monarchy entrusted to regulate it's economy. The American revolution was betrayed in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act and the return to this economic rule by an international banker cartel.
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Post by Big Lin on Jan 17, 2016 23:25:32 GMT
Honestly, Anna, do you REALLY believe in this international bankers' conspiracy?
It does sound at times horribly like 'The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion.'
And that worries the hell out of me.
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Post by ♫anna♫ on Jan 18, 2016 0:10:21 GMT
Honestly, Anna, do you REALLY believe in this international bankers' conspiracy? It does sound at times horribly like 'The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion.' And that worries the hell out of me. Big Lin I'm very supportive of Capitalist banking and bankers and very anti Marxist. Plutocratic, international, Globalist bankers strive for political and world control by taking over national economies with their private central banks and thus determine interest rates, inflation, deflation, etc. . If not closely monitored they will use their assets which they protect in tax exempt foundations to infiltrate and take over a nation's surveillance organisations ( secret services ), take over the media and censor what they wish, finance industry and foreign wars which enable them to increase their assets and world control, replace real money with banker notes that by design loose their value and enrich these Globalist bankers beyond imagination. The citizens even have to pay taxes ( interest ) on this devaluing currency through their "governments". They take over the nation's food supply outlawing farmer markets and other food sources not under their control and replace real healthy food with industrial processed slop, which they promote and advertise nonstop, designed to debilitate the nation's citizens, weaken opposition and initiate a plan to reduce the world's population.
We must exercise our free speech, demand accountability and take back our economies while we still can.
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Post by ♫anna♫ on Jan 18, 2016 0:55:58 GMT
Big Lin I'm just curious how you could grow up not trusting the local police, who I admit may by design, bigotry or incompetence misuse their powers, but trust international bankers who control a nation's economy and have a potential of misuse beyond imagination.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2016 3:23:43 GMT
Abby, I suspect that we can find things to debate, but banking and monetary systems, and control of them can (and does in specific instances) negatively impact individual freedoms. However, such control doesn’t have to be done by a bank but can also be accomplished by individuals.
For example, in 1979, the Hunt brothers, along with a group of wealthy Arabs, formed a pool buying silver and silver futures. The Hunt brothers used their positions in silver futures to acquire more of the physical metal. As cash was continually losing value due to inflation, the Hunts decided to settle their long silver futures contracts with delivery of silver, instead of cash settlement. Before too long, they had amassed over 200 million ounces of silver which was about half of the world’s supply. This put them in a control situation even greater than banks.
Of course there is George Soros who has admitted in his writings to the personal intent to gain control over a specific nation monetary to increase his personal wealth position by destroying the value of that specific currancy. For example, his involvement with the monetary system of England.
He (Soros) had been building a huge position in pounds sterling for months leading up to September 1992. Soros had recognized the unfavorable position of the United Kingdom in the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (heavily influenced by the banks). On September 16, 1992, Black Wednesday, Soros's fund sold short more than $10 billion in pounds, profiting from the UK government's (the bank of England) reluctance to either raise its interest rates to levels comparable to those of other European Exchange Rate Mechanism countries or to float its currency. Finally, the UK withdrew from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, devaluing the pound. Soros's profit on the bet he made was estimated at over $1 billion. He was dubbed "the man who broke the Bank of England". The estimated cost of Black Wednesday to the UK Treasury was £3.4 billion.
Most of us have read (at least in school) Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations.” It is a watershed point in economic analysis and its effect on individual freedom. However, this has been greatly extended in the work of Jane Jacobs (re: her book “Cities and The Wealth of Nations”) which defines wealth development in the context of cities and relating it to growth (or decline) of cities. Her book makes the points of: • The unit of macroeconomic analysis should be the city, not the nation-state • A very distinctive analysis of the costs and benefits of development and migration, with a very sympathetic eye to developing countries (apart from the ugly label of "backwards") • The potential development benefits of city-based currencies instead of national currencies; the relationship between cities in a nation. • "Backwards" cities need one another for import-replacement • Observations about the limited usefulness of transplant industries • Five forces that cities exert upon their regions and beyond • Parallels between city economics and ecology In short, through our banking system we subsidize our monetary system by making it a standard value across the nation. And yet. . . . . . wealth is created within city environments and that wealth actually defines the money value ‘in that city environment.’ This then defines the investment opportunities based on money value (of local cities) in the context of competition between cities. Real competition of potential profit rather than the illusionary competition of free land, reduced local taxes, local grants, which are benefits which draw from local tax payers for no real long term benefit with such programs as TIFF.
The control of our monetary system, whether by a government, a bank, and investment group, or an individual, is used to draw wealth from the people and to minimize individual freedoms.
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Post by Big Lin on Jan 18, 2016 22:03:17 GMT
Big Lin I'm just curious how you could grow up not trusting the local police, who I admit may by design, bigotry or incompetence misuse their powers, but trust international bankers who control a nation's economy and have a potential of misuse beyond imagination. Anna, I don't trust bankers, lawyers, politicians, doctors, police officers and pretty well ALL the 'professionals' of the world. But it's one thing distrusting them and another thinking they're behind some vast global conspiracy to foment wars and so on.
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Post by ♫anna♫ on Jan 19, 2016 3:01:58 GMT
Of course the Capitalist bankers, who run the local bank are relatively harmless harmless in comparison with Plutocrat bankers with an agenda.
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