Winchester disks old man! Oooooops.....then how did I know that?:smokin: I take that back. Line 5 time Hobo. Come on over!

 

This one was produced in 2007 . . a year before the meltdown and the "bail out". You should start to pull your hair out at the six minute mark.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...+reserve&hl=en

" . . to pass on the losses of the banks to the taxpayers." Geee . .

SWEET!

Your 401k is a 101k and their 401k is an 801k. That's your government, preserving and defending your constitution?

 

This one is almost 4 hours and is, by far, the most thorough. There are moments that will get you boiling and those that will bore you to tears. That's the hard part. The good news is that it's also available (on the same page) in snippets as short as 10 minutes.

http://video.google.com/videosearch?...0masters&emb=1

The Federal Reserve is NOT an arm/agency/entity/division/department of the United States, it's people or our Government. It is a privately owned and controlled bank. It exists under authority granted to them by Congress to regulate or stabilize our money supply. In so doing, the Fed makes money. Yes. They make money "funding" our currency. They also make money by manipulating the money supply. They create our currency out of thin air. For every thin air dollar they create (loan), they can then create 9 more. If you have ever wondered where "all the money" comes from, you will learn here.

You will also find an essential "Who's Who" in American economic theory and history. To one degree or another, everyone of them goes into considerable detail as to why the Federal Reserve System is a bad thing. From these interviews you will find sufficient references through which you can pursue your own investigation and determine the validity of any of the claims made to your own satisfaction.

You will also learn why, to but a few wise legislators, The Fed is a good thing for Congress. It reduces the resistance they would likely encounter as they decide what's best for you. Basically, it allows them to create and spend money "on your behalf" without having to ask you for it. No one runs for office on a platform of "I'll raise your taxes!" . . and wins, at least. You know and I know they run on platforms proclaiming all the wonderful things they'll do while overlooking how these things will be paid for. The underlying principal is "You elected us. You will take what we give you." And we pay for it. Either by dilluting the value of the money (aka inlation) or by outright raising our taxes, we pay for it, whether or not we agree with it. The so called $700 billion dollar bailout comes to mind.

The real meat of the movie is the outrages.

The very origins of The Fed, who's behind it and the indisputable fraud that underlies it.

The nature of the Fed: Money as debt when there need not be any debt at all.

The Fed's role in all the world's wars and conflicts.

How the Fed's owners benefit enormously by tanking our economy.

How much better off we as a Country would be had the Fed never been adopted.


If the story engages you and you make it all the way through, you'll learn how nearly every ill we face as a people and a Nation can, in one way or another be traced back to the Fed. Consequently, if you're interested in seeking a path of freedom from those ills, abolishing the Fed can go a long way toward achieving that.

You will also learn that the solution to the Fed is remarkably simple but for a few obstacles:

The people behind the Fed are very well entrenched, they're flush with cash and they don't play fair.

These people fund and are in deep cahoots with our elected representatives and corporate elites. The media comes to mind.

Our elected representatives prefer that they control us as opposed to we controlling them as our Constitution prescribes.

Same link: http://video.google.com/videosearch?...0masters&emb=1

 

11/18/08

"The indictment criticizes Cheney's investment in the Vanguard Group, which holds interests in the private prison companies running the federal detention centers."

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/6119394.html

 

How can the people be persuaded to ignore the oratory of the politicians, and pay close attention to what they do?

 

Jimmy Rodgers
Jimmy is a good old boy, from AL.
I would listen to him, long before I would listen to W. Buffet.
The only concern is his connection to Soros.

However, I think Jimmy is a Patriot.

He frequently calls for the abolishment of the Fed.

Interview with Jim Rogers, Part I: Bigger Financial Shocks Loom
by: Keith Fitz-Gerald August 19, 2008

http://seekingalpha.com/article/9164...al-shocks-loom

Jim Rogers: Fed Policy is 'Outrageous'
http://seekingalpha.com/article/7156...-is-outrageous

 

"Although the United States faces perhaps its most daunting economic challenges in at least a generation, "in America, most people do not understand that there is a problem."

That's the crux of it. There is no stream of truth . . there is only a stream of lies and obfuscations being perpertrated by those who have purchased and control the media. In my youth, it was against the law for any one company to control more than one media outlet in any particular market. The purpose and value of the "4th estate" was sacred. But no more.

 

Perhaps no longer sacred, but not forgotten. The 4th Estate lives within us, IF we have an open mind. Always take the news through a jaundiced eye. Be suspect. Be aware. Know the source, and its bias. Hear both sides to every story, and know that the truth lies somewhere inbetween.

Trust your instinct, IF your instinct has not been fouled. The truth lie somewhere within us all.

 

The proof is in the pudding.
The words of politicians and pundits, have been rendered meaningless.

The truth is in their deeds.

 

This is all old news!

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