Category Archives: United States

25 Reasons To Absolutely Despise Bankers And Their Minions

1) Bankers, according to the London Times, launder about 400 billion dollars a year or more in illegal weapons sales. The next time you hear of an African war lord killing families so he can kidnap young boys to become child soldiers and young girls to become child sex slaves, please remember that this could not have happened without the active assistance and cooperation of the bankers and the politicians they own.

2) Bankers told American businessmen that entering World War I would make the Great War last longer which would be good for the United States because it would bankrupt England, France and Germany. Calvin Coolidge on Veterans Day in 1928 said America had lost only 30,000 soldiers during the war but another 100,000 since the war ended. Those men had died of their wounds after the Armistice was signed. Everyone who died after 1915 in WW I died for bankers and Israel.

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Private Debt Money questioned by Class Action against the Fed

This is a remarkable US initiative by victims of foreclosures who have a group of “Warrior Layers” as their allies.

Together they mount a class action against the Fed.

Join in!

May this become a model for more class actions against more central banks!

Five Alternatives to the Federal Reserve: why the sun will still rise without the Federal Reserve system

This article is a neat summary of alternatives to ‘debt based’ money, created ‘from thin air’, and unscrupulously ‘sold’ as ‘money’, as if it were Cash, minted by Nation States, when, in fact, it comes from private bank(st)ers.

 

It’s “media official”: The economic crisis was an ‘inside job’

When the Washington Post publishes The economic crisis was an ‘inside job’, it must be true.

Rejoice in the points that the author makes about the movie Inside Job written and directed by Charles Ferguson.

Billions for the Bankers – Debts for the People

The Real Story of the Money-Control Over America is an article by Pastor Sheldon Emry (1926 – 1985). If you have trouble with the server of freedom domain, please try here.

It’s an excellent and bold text with the following titles:

  1. Money is Man’s only “Creation”
  2. Money “Creating” is profitable
  3. Adequate Money Supply is Needed
  4. The Bankers’ Depression of the 1930s
  5. Money for Peace? NO! Money for Wars? Yes!
  6. Power to Coin and Regulate Money
  7. How the People Lost Control to the Federal Reserve
  8. More Disastrous than Pearl Harbour
  9. They Print it – We Borrow it and Pay them Interest
  10. And there’s More
  11. And there’s Still More
  12. The Interest Amount is Never Created
  13. If $60,000 is borrowed,, £255,931.20 must be paid back (14%)
  14. Small Loans do the Same Thing
  15. This is why Bankers Prosper in Good Times or Bad
  16. The Cost to You: Evnetually, Everything!
  17. For the Gamblers among my Readers
  18. Yes, it’s Political, too!
  19. Mounting Debts and Wars
  20. And there’s More
  21. The Constitutional Way – Every Citizen a Stockholder
  22. No Banker’s Plunder
  23. Stable Money
  24. Citizen Control
  25. A Debt-Free America
  26. Why You Haven’t Known
  27. Controlled News and Information
  28. Tell the People
  29. Audit the Federal Reserve System?
  30. Why Haven’t they Told You?
  31. What some Famous Men have Said about the Money Question

An excellent read by a remarkable person!

The Chancellor’s speech at the Lord Mayor’s Dinner

This press release from HM Treasury gives you the whole speeach verbatim.

A speech that does mention what used to be unfamiliar:

  • the sovereign debt
  • its interest payment
  • the budget deficit.

But it glorifies the “independence” of the Office for Budget Responsibility whereas it means control of Downing Street by the City.

The tripartite system of Bank of England, Financial Services Authority and Treasury will be changed such that the Bank of England has yet more powers.

A new Financial Policy Committee will be created at the Bank.

A new Consumer Protection and Markets Authority is supposed to regulate financial firms.

A single agency is supposed to take on the work of tackling serious economic crime!

A bank levy will be introduced (the Robin Hood Tax???)…

An independent Commission on the banking industry will check the structure of banking under Sir John Vickers, former chief economist at the Bank of England.

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US creates 1.3 Trillion Dollars out of Thin Air to cover Banking Scam

In this video Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has admitted that the US central bank create $1.3 trillion out of thin air to buy mortgage-backed securities.

Representative Ron Paul pointed out “Well, where did you get the money? You created this money. So you did monetize debt, and that went into the banking system.

Bernanke nodded yes.

Video: How to Fix the 2010 Depression

This video is a superb little summary. Directed by former newspaper editor and publisher Bill Still who produced the classic Money Masters, this short video puts together the quotations from a few key people.

Dishonest Money – Financing the Road to Ruin

The book Dishonest Money is a remarkable summary of the global money situation that we are all enduring. The chapter titles are:

  1. Money is Power
  2. Something for Nothing
  3. The Bailout
  4. Dreaming of a New World Order
  5. BUILDING a New World Order
  6. Honest and Dishonest Money
  7. The World’s First Central Bank [the Bank of England, established in 1694]
  8. How They Do It
  9. How We Stop Them

An Addendum is about:

  1. Ten Humans and a Banker
  2. Government without Income Tax
  3. We Have the Advantage

The book is expressly written as a beginners guide, and fits that bill extremely well!

USA: The Debtor Nation

Banks are responsible for money as debt, governmetns are responsible for money as sovereign debt and the budget deficit which fuels the increase of “credit money” and the decrease of Cash in the money supply.

How this affects the dollar as the reserve currency is not covered by this article, written by James Turk, an expert in gold investment, but you will find interesting, especially if you are an American investor.