I worked briefly at The Fed. It was the best job I ever had, but the pay was too low to stay there. Low pay all around! Very decent treatment of employees, very fair and honest people. Just so you know. I am less likely to blame them than I am to blame myself and my fellow citizens for not watching things closely enough. This is a great time of thinking and questioning. Let cool heads prevail. Good video, as usual.
I certainly don't believe that everybody at the Fed should be hoisted up on their own petards, etc. Lots of solid bureaucratic types working there. Like any massive organization, the worker bees are generally "normal folks"
Keep the prices stable, how so? With prices always going up while our pay stays the same. While people in power theirs are going up as well. I am lost on that logic.
The Fed creates money or pays the treasury a small printing fee for currency (.14 per bill), and then LOANS this money to our government. Our taxes pay them interest on this loan that cost the FEDS virtually nothing to make.
"Let me issue and control a nation's money, and I care not who writes its laws" - Mayer Amschel Rothschild
Prior to Woodrow Wilson's election he needed financial support to pay for his campaign, so he reluctantly agreed, that if elected, he would sign the Federal Reserve Act, in return for that financial support. 1913
The first two Federal Reserve Systems lasted almost 20 years each; we're in the third one...almost a hundred years now.
Now, the TRAITORS have begun to act openly in their subjegation of the Constitution.
THESE TRAITORS CANNOT GOVERN WITHOUT CONSENT!
WE NOW HAVE OPEN WAR!
The options we have before us are: 1. Destroy the union through secession, 2. grand jury indictments against the traitors, 3. open violent war, or 4. creating alternatives in the open.
There is nothing federal about the Fed. They answer to no one. The elitists have control over the Fed. They create these bubbles and recessions for their own monetary gain. Plain and simple.
BLOOMBERG 4/1: Sounds like the supply of $ coming back to roost in the USA is rising dramatically.
"The Federal Reserve bought $6.008 billion [ ]. Dealers submitted $16.95 billion in Treasuries for consideration, or 2.82 times the amount actually purchased. At the last operation, dealers submitted $8.132 billion, or 3.25 times the amount purchased."
Great to lower interest rates, but horrible if you want to maintain the value of the dollar.
I'm getting the feeling that something is wrong, really wrong. As though most of life as we know it just isn't real... like we've adjusted to our surroundings and circumstances because that's what humans do. Even though we've adjusted, as cracks appear and grow in the facade, many of us are waking up to reality, and it's not like we were promised it was.
In other words, the red pill is stuck in my throat.
Bingo! I think we're at the leading edge of a wave of people getting that red pill down the hatch however they can. It can be distressing... and lonely. Only two of my close friends are with me so far, and they're a bit behind.
The question is, now what? I don't think much can be done until a majority of people are on board. I feel ready to take action but I don't know what, and I don't know if it's time yet.
I think I'll spend the afternoon with my boys, and then think about it some more. :)
well, you are clever to "get" the CS Lewis reference. I didn't premeditate it very much, it just seemed to fit.... a hugely powerful force operating behind the scenes.
I liked that book and virtually everything else that Lewis wrote, too...
Jacob, I ain't nobody, but I simply ask your able mind to explore the ideas expressed at TeamLaw(dot)org. I think you will find the crux of the biscuit there.
Otherwise, tell me why I'm a dumbed-down fucker who needs to be put away. I await your response.
Yes, I am nobody, yet I still prevail upon this earth. I know not for how long, but I am still here, as are you. Never apologize to me, nor patronize me. I'm a jackass (a sovereign that no one can control). Still, I want you to visit TeamLaw(dot) org.
It's interesting but extremely wordy ( I read FAST, but have limited time). What is the main line of thought you wish me to follow and I'll read some more...?
The basis of Team Law's thesis is that we need to "re-seat" the original, Constitutional Government. You know, the one that was built, and controlled, from the ground up. Yeah, it is kinda wordy, but that's how lawyers are. For example, our Founders never intended that we vote for President. Government was to be built, layer upon layer, on local consent. Build that idea down, to where the individual has the right of consent, and you'll get where they're coming from.
I apologize for any mistrust. But, of all the sites I've visited, this one comes closest to tellin' it like it is. We are unwitting slaves, to a system most don't understand. That's how it was intended to be.
thanks and I agree re: unwitting slaves. it's becoming obvious to some of us now--but most are obstinate in their refusal to wake up. Too shocking, I suppose.
The Fed is trying to fight Hyper-deflation. The global margin call of the economic collapse has contracted the money supply faster than the Fed can stay on top of. Quantitative easing helps to keep the prices stable. Think about it, if the banks aren't lending and credit is hard to come by, the result is a major retraction in the money supply. The private sector creates 10x the money supply that the fed produces. The 10x multiplier is now on hiatus/ gone fishing. Cash will be KING.
Hello again, Mark! If you're not Mark Taylor, I apologize. Either way, whenever the cash hits the street, it'll be "game on". So far, even with little timmy buying up treasuries, this has not been the case. But, you can bet your sweet bippy, hyperinflation is just one big transaction away! I s'pose Obama will be the one to instigate. Deflation is not in the cards. Maybe short-term, but I'll bet you'll see corn and wheat at record highs before the end of this year. Maybe oil, too.
You know i just thought of something. If regular banks can create money out of thin air when they issue a loan, how is that different than what the fed does with "quantitive easing"? The whole banking system is corrup.
The "fractional banking system" dictates that they must have a little bit of of the "money" to start with. So, they are creating money out of 90% thin air.
Actually, of course, it's ALL thin air since the money that is supposedly the basis for the system was created from vapor, too.
It's a house of cards that has worked for a long time, but has finally been built too high to support itself. That's the bottom line, IMO
i am so glad to see this vid. too many Americans do not understand that it is not the gov that is the root of this problem - it is the Fed - or rather the money masters who own and operate the Fed INDEPENDENTLY of gov.
The prob is not too much gov - it is NO GOV. The money masters control politicians through funding and media. They can make or break a political career at will.
But i know most will still not be able to see it; the anti-gov program is too deeply inbedded.
For comments that don't post immediately please be aware that youtube censors comments heavily.....especially comments where truth is revealed. Happens to me a lot.
I've heard "Creature from Jekyll Island" is good. An even more recent book about the Fed is "Web of Debt" by Ellen Hodgson Brown, just released in 2007 and updated for 2008.
hi jacob thanks for the upload again, informative as usual! :)
quick question what do you think will be the rhetoric coming out of the G20? Another stimulus plan but this time at a level of 'global' consensus. Toxic assets are now being encouraged to be bought out by private firms, federal reserve continues to print off money to buy the federal treasury bonds; Surely a sign of inflation to come!
Yeah. So far, it looks like Gordon Brown is getting shut down on his sales pitch for a more global plan, but we'll see...that might just be jawboning and trial balloons....
Another good book is "Confessions Of An Economic Hit Man" by John Perkins. It gives a view how the US acts offshore and why the US is not very loved by other countries. Many don't even know that the markets are manipulated.
The Fed will not even allow the US gov to audit it - that tells me that there is no control. This is a bankers union - created by bankers and run by bankers. When they speak of "lending" money, I have to laugh. They are creating money, not lending. This has become so complicated that the only end in sight is a collapse of the dollar, and hopefully, the Fed Res
Some of the Reserve's functions are audited by the GAO. However, certain functions, such as transactions with foreign central banks and open market operations, are excluded from the GAOs audit. These are the issues that seem to be in question in this uncertain times ... open market operation and transactions with foreign central banks. Disclosure of these transactions may shed some light on our current economic distress.
what is unfolding is a global coup by the bankers. their objective is global central banking - a global standard monetary unit - as a prequel to global political control.
Just realised that you deleted my comment. What on earth for. It was an honest question about who owns the Fed. So who owns the FED? Ive never heard of "The Creature From Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin. So I just watched a video by Griffin himself - he is spot on.
As long as the fed exists, it is impossible for the country to get out of debt. The fed is the cause, not the solution. Each dollar is loaned out by the fed, and then the banks loan that money out at a higher interest rate to us. The only thing that makes our money worth anything, is our ability to pay it back. When you increase the amount of money in the system, without any increase in the value of what's backing it, the money is worth less, causing devaluation of the currency and inflation.
Of course The Fed will cozy up with the Treasury when you got the head of Treasury, Tim Geithner, an ex President of the New York Federal Reserve. Tim Geithner and Ben Bernanke are teaming up big time. Two Fed goons we have to deal with, and one is actually in government.
The Federal Reserve should be subjected to congressional oversight.
Congressman Ron Paul has introduced HR 1207 - The Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009. This bill would allow the Government Accountability Office to audit the Federal Reserve, an action which is currently crippled under the law.
Review the resolution and then if agree, CONTACT your congressmen and ask their support in co-sponsoring HR 1207.
This is a chance to change our situation for the better.
HR1207 is food for fodder. If you think Congress will act in any way to abolish,limit,or demand audit/oversight of the Fed you're very niave. Look at the first stimulus bill, we lit up congress' websites and phone lines like nothing they had ever seen! Did it change anything?? Of course not.The only answer is to ABOLISH the Fed,but how would that even work?Do we even hold any gold anymore?We need a workable plan that would abolish the Fed,anything else is a band-aid,imo.
Attempting to bring about abolishment of the Fed is much too drastic of a move to accomplish in one fell swoop. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. HR1207 is nothing more than the 1st bite. It is forcing the Fed to submit to the GAO audit. Something that is more than justified. Any congressman or senator, who represents its voting constituency, should support such a bill. The results from this audit would bring about such public outrage that the other steps will fall like dominoes.
The Federal Reserve has plenty of gold. After the public becomes aware of the Fed's transactions over the past 90 years ... the logical move would be to nationalize the Fed. In such a case, the Fed's gold reserves, T-bills, wealth, etc. become the assets of the American people.
No outside source tells the FED what to do! Congress has no power to audit the FED or manipulate it in any way hence the FED does what it wants. Look into the "panic of 1907", Paul Warburg, and the rest of his family tree, then look into Jekyll Island Club along with the "Rothchilds" then you will get the idea on how corrupt and planned the Federal Reserve is. JP Morgan is another banker involved with the central planning, however he was not the originator. END THE FED!
Youve got to give credit to the conspiracy theorists, they been telling us for 20 some years now that a one world currency one world bank is planned and it seems everything they said has been 100% accurate.
That's all this is to me. Arrogant people in elite positions grabbing for everything they can get in every way they can think of.
I see it as being pretty mindless, sort of like a disease. The banking system is a disease on the world right now, and rather than exterminating it, we are bailing it out.
So of course the disease is going to rage on until it kills the host.
Ive watched loads of your videos. They are excellent. Can you answer me one question. Who owns the Fed. My understanding is that it is owned by several US banks some of which are owned by foreigners.
I am not going around slapping them, moonzut was asking a very important one, who owns the FED. There is no answer for that one. And I am not the one who invited you to become friends. Best of luck Jacob!
you'll find me very friendly for sure, but...... you seem hostile today. am I mis-reading the situation? seems like you are saying , "You guys are stupid". again, did I misread you?
Bad day that is true, but one have to ask that who are those people who dumped us into this pre-war situation. I can feel the recession here in my country and seems to me that history repeats itself, as
I can assume it from my grandparents, who were born in the 1920s. So in my opinion time is running. Nobody is stupid here just not well informed enough.
sorry you're having a bad one! I've had a few recently, too.
thanks for sticking around. let's keep talking.
I agree that time is running. Honestly, I think that the "frog is cooked" almost past the point of no return right now. In other words, the will and energy of the American people has been sapped by decades of easy living and increasing dependence. People are TRYING to wake up, but they can't really bring themselves to believe that things have gotten this far out of whack!
The world economy has just been destroyed by the smallest theological group in the world.
I think the current situation is best described not as a recession but as a harvest after all, which way is the money going, towards the people or away?
Abstaining from my conspiratorial view, let us all see if we can wrap our brains around fifty some trillion dollars. This number would take into account social security and medicare, etc. Doesn't any one recall that the gov borrowed from SS and didn't pay it back, from my understanding. I know this is a bit off topic, but some need to know this, imo.
I thought it is pretty clear to you that the FED is not part of the government neither controlled by it. There's a movie called The Money Masters, one can get some infos from there and also the Zeitgeist movies as well.
Dude.... I've watched all of these. I'm not reporting this as NEW NEWS for anyone who is already plugged in... my channel is for us to discuss/debate but it is also for those who are trying to wake up. simmer down
I worked briefly at The Fed. It was the best job I ever had, but the pay was too low to stay there. Low pay all around! Very decent treatment of employees, very fair and honest people. Just so you know. I am less likely to blame them than I am to blame myself and my fellow citizens for not watching things closely enough. This is a great time of thinking and questioning. Let cool heads prevail. Good video, as usual.
slobomotion 2 years ago
Slobo
I certainly don't believe that everybody at the Fed should be hoisted up on their own petards, etc. Lots of solid bureaucratic types working there. Like any massive organization, the worker bees are generally "normal folks"
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Keep the prices stable, how so? With prices always going up while our pay stays the same. While people in power theirs are going up as well. I am lost on that logic.
Shory22 2 years ago
The Fed creates money or pays the treasury a small printing fee for currency (.14 per bill), and then LOANS this money to our government. Our taxes pay them interest on this loan that cost the FEDS virtually nothing to make.
just sharing...
merxen 2 years ago
"Let me issue and control a nation's money, and I care not who writes its laws" - Mayer Amschel Rothschild
Prior to Woodrow Wilson's election he needed financial support to pay for his campaign, so he reluctantly agreed, that if elected, he would sign the Federal Reserve Act, in return for that financial support. 1913
The first two Federal Reserve Systems lasted almost 20 years each; we're in the third one...almost a hundred years now.
merxen 2 years ago
"Mayer Amschel Rothschild" anagrams to "My rich theme: cash dollars".
bb4960 2 years ago
Now, the TRAITORS have begun to act openly in their subjegation of the Constitution.
THESE TRAITORS CANNOT GOVERN WITHOUT CONSENT!
WE NOW HAVE OPEN WAR!
The options we have before us are: 1. Destroy the union through secession, 2. grand jury indictments against the traitors, 3. open violent war, or 4. creating alternatives in the open.
BUT MAKE NO MISTAKE- IT IS ABSOLUTE WAR NOW!
THEY ARE NOT PLAYING BY ANY RULES!
WAR!
brockal 2 years ago
There is nothing federal about the Fed. They answer to no one. The elitists have control over the Fed. They create these bubbles and recessions for their own monetary gain. Plain and simple.
lilmonster33 2 years ago
BLOOMBERG 4/1: Sounds like the supply of $ coming back to roost in the USA is rising dramatically.
"The Federal Reserve bought $6.008 billion [ ]. Dealers submitted $16.95 billion in Treasuries for consideration, or 2.82 times the amount actually purchased. At the last operation, dealers submitted $8.132 billion, or 3.25 times the amount purchased."
Great to lower interest rates, but horrible if you want to maintain the value of the dollar.
MyHeadsOutOfTheSand 2 years ago
Good stuff Jacob, thank you :)
I'm getting the feeling that something is wrong, really wrong. As though most of life as we know it just isn't real... like we've adjusted to our surroundings and circumstances because that's what humans do. Even though we've adjusted, as cracks appear and grow in the facade, many of us are waking up to reality, and it's not like we were promised it was.
In other words, the red pill is stuck in my throat.
drutter 2 years ago
very, very well said, Drutter! That's exactly what happened to me, too...
in fact, I almost felt/feel like I had a nervous breakdown as the Red Pill went through my system.
We've adapted WAY too much, in my opinion. We're WAY too far away from anything resembling reality and health as a society.
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Bingo! I think we're at the leading edge of a wave of people getting that red pill down the hatch however they can. It can be distressing... and lonely. Only two of my close friends are with me so far, and they're a bit behind.
The question is, now what? I don't think much can be done until a majority of people are on board. I feel ready to take action but I don't know what, and I don't know if it's time yet.
I think I'll spend the afternoon with my boys, and then think about it some more. :)
drutter 2 years ago
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drutter 2 years ago
Where does the phrase, "that hideous strength" come from?
I know of a sci-fi/theological novel by C. S. Lewis by that name. Liked it. Of course, the book title refers to a Lucifer-figure.
Jaycephus01 2 years ago
well, you are clever to "get" the CS Lewis reference. I didn't premeditate it very much, it just seemed to fit.... a hugely powerful force operating behind the scenes.
I liked that book and virtually everything else that Lewis wrote, too...
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Jacob, I ain't nobody, but I simply ask your able mind to explore the ideas expressed at TeamLaw(dot)org. I think you will find the crux of the biscuit there.
Otherwise, tell me why I'm a dumbed-down fucker who needs to be put away. I await your response.
wetalmorker 2 years ago
LOL...ok. I'll check it out.
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
By the way...
You are not any more NOBODY than I am or anybody else it--you know that, I'm sure, but let me also remind you of that fact.
We are all both somebody AND nobody. Step into your own power but do it with the humility that comes with greatness.
OK...that's my speech for now.
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Yes, I am nobody, yet I still prevail upon this earth. I know not for how long, but I am still here, as are you. Never apologize to me, nor patronize me. I'm a jackass (a sovereign that no one can control). Still, I want you to visit TeamLaw(dot) org.
wetalmorker 2 years ago
not patronizing nor apologizing.
I have visited the site.
It's interesting but extremely wordy ( I read FAST, but have limited time). What is the main line of thought you wish me to follow and I'll read some more...?
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
The basis of Team Law's thesis is that we need to "re-seat" the original, Constitutional Government. You know, the one that was built, and controlled, from the ground up. Yeah, it is kinda wordy, but that's how lawyers are. For example, our Founders never intended that we vote for President. Government was to be built, layer upon layer, on local consent. Build that idea down, to where the individual has the right of consent, and you'll get where they're coming from.
wetalmorker 2 years ago
I apologize for any mistrust. But, of all the sites I've visited, this one comes closest to tellin' it like it is. We are unwitting slaves, to a system most don't understand. That's how it was intended to be.
Hope you're still taking in the knowledge.
wetalmorker 2 years ago 2
thanks and I agree re: unwitting slaves. it's becoming obvious to some of us now--but most are obstinate in their refusal to wake up. Too shocking, I suppose.
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
The Fed is trying to fight Hyper-deflation. The global margin call of the economic collapse has contracted the money supply faster than the Fed can stay on top of. Quantitative easing helps to keep the prices stable. Think about it, if the banks aren't lending and credit is hard to come by, the result is a major retraction in the money supply. The private sector creates 10x the money supply that the fed produces. The 10x multiplier is now on hiatus/ gone fishing. Cash will be KING.
stahrman 2 years ago
Cash will be king ONLY as long as it takes for the inflation factor to kick back in.
In fact, I believe that Bernanke and Co are already treading water on that side of the Titanic, too...
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Hello again, Mark! If you're not Mark Taylor, I apologize. Either way, whenever the cash hits the street, it'll be "game on". So far, even with little timmy buying up treasuries, this has not been the case. But, you can bet your sweet bippy, hyperinflation is just one big transaction away! I s'pose Obama will be the one to instigate. Deflation is not in the cards. Maybe short-term, but I'll bet you'll see corn and wheat at record highs before the end of this year. Maybe oil, too.
wetalmorker 2 years ago
You know i just thought of something. If regular banks can create money out of thin air when they issue a loan, how is that different than what the fed does with "quantitive easing"? The whole banking system is corrup.
skyding8962 2 years ago
well...ALMOST out of thin air :-)
The "fractional banking system" dictates that they must have a little bit of of the "money" to start with. So, they are creating money out of 90% thin air.
Actually, of course, it's ALL thin air since the money that is supposedly the basis for the system was created from vapor, too.
It's a house of cards that has worked for a long time, but has finally been built too high to support itself. That's the bottom line, IMO
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Simple question, how can any organisation possibly have limitless assets to back the money printed?
Where is their collateral to back the money the print?
Quantitative easing IS forgery if there are no assets to back it.
smudge6699 2 years ago 5
yes. I have come to agree with that
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
i am so glad to see this vid. too many Americans do not understand that it is not the gov that is the root of this problem - it is the Fed - or rather the money masters who own and operate the Fed INDEPENDENTLY of gov.
The prob is not too much gov - it is NO GOV. The money masters control politicians through funding and media. They can make or break a political career at will.
But i know most will still not be able to see it; the anti-gov program is too deeply inbedded.
siddhaam 2 years ago
For comments that don't post immediately please be aware that youtube censors comments heavily.....especially comments where truth is revealed. Happens to me a lot.
entriguedbayu 2 years ago
Interesting... I haven't had that happen much. Maybe I need to start telling the truth now and then! LOL :-)
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
I've heard "Creature from Jekyll Island" is good. An even more recent book about the Fed is "Web of Debt" by Ellen Hodgson Brown, just released in 2007 and updated for 2008.
lloydmer 2 years ago 2
Want to keep consumer prices stable? go back to the gold standard.
madmikeof74 2 years ago 5
hi jacob thanks for the upload again, informative as usual! :)
quick question what do you think will be the rhetoric coming out of the G20? Another stimulus plan but this time at a level of 'global' consensus. Toxic assets are now being encouraged to be bought out by private firms, federal reserve continues to print off money to buy the federal treasury bonds; Surely a sign of inflation to come!
ibram786 2 years ago
Yeah. So far, it looks like Gordon Brown is getting shut down on his sales pitch for a more global plan, but we'll see...that might just be jawboning and trial balloons....
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Another good book is "Confessions Of An Economic Hit Man" by John Perkins. It gives a view how the US acts offshore and why the US is not very loved by other countries. Many don't even know that the markets are manipulated.
Check Perkins on YouTube as well.
qminusis 2 years ago
I've heard of that one...sounds really good. Aaargh....so much to learn and so little time now...
thank you
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Don't be pressured, it all comes to the right time and it all falls into its place :-)
Take care
qminusis 2 years ago
ah...well said. "When the student is ready...the teacher will appear" and stuff
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
There ya go, I re-loaded it for you. The re-load by-passes the block. The work-around was my best skill back in "the day."
CliffPotts 2 years ago
Thank you!
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
The Fed will not even allow the US gov to audit it - that tells me that there is no control. This is a bankers union - created by bankers and run by bankers. When they speak of "lending" money, I have to laugh. They are creating money, not lending. This has become so complicated that the only end in sight is a collapse of the dollar, and hopefully, the Fed Res
aw3212 2 years ago 3
Some of the Reserve's functions are audited by the GAO. However, certain functions, such as transactions with foreign central banks and open market operations, are excluded from the GAOs audit. These are the issues that seem to be in question in this uncertain times ... open market operation and transactions with foreign central banks. Disclosure of these transactions may shed some light on our current economic distress.
BeenInACaveWayToLong 2 years ago
They are creating money, not lending.
absolutely...tell everybnody you know.
what is unfolding is a global coup by the bankers. their objective is global central banking - a global standard monetary unit - as a prequel to global political control.
siddhaam 2 years ago
We must be living in Alice in Wonderland. The comment is not there. Not that it matters. Great videos mate. Keep it up.
moonzut 2 years ago
thank you....so weird! LOL I can see it right now.
oh well.
thank you for joining the conversation
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Just realised that you deleted my comment. What on earth for. It was an honest question about who owns the Fed. So who owns the FED? Ive never heard of "The Creature From Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin. So I just watched a video by Griffin himself - he is spot on.
moonzut 2 years ago
I didn't delete! I don't usually delete comments. Seriously.
Thanks for letting me know, though. It's been acting weird.
Stick around. Today's a strange one. Usually conversation develops nicely.
Thank you for commenting!
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
(continued) Followup
I just checked. Your comment is still there.
I had NO problem with your question at all. Even if I did, I wouldn't just delete it :-)
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Video-google 'the money masters' will show exactly what you are looking for.
143DREWID 2 years ago 2
As long as the fed exists, it is impossible for the country to get out of debt. The fed is the cause, not the solution. Each dollar is loaned out by the fed, and then the banks loan that money out at a higher interest rate to us. The only thing that makes our money worth anything, is our ability to pay it back. When you increase the amount of money in the system, without any increase in the value of what's backing it, the money is worth less, causing devaluation of the currency and inflation.
MichaelJacebson 2 years ago
Of course The Fed will cozy up with the Treasury when you got the head of Treasury, Tim Geithner, an ex President of the New York Federal Reserve. Tim Geithner and Ben Bernanke are teaming up big time. Two Fed goons we have to deal with, and one is actually in government.
I say support HR 1207!
subjer0 2 years ago 2
If we have a free market there is NO need for a Federal Reserve...so I can deduce we don't have a free market since we have a Fed.
mrcool011 2 years ago
seems like a logical deduction...
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
The Federal Reserve should be subjected to congressional oversight.
Congressman Ron Paul has introduced HR 1207 - The Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009. This bill would allow the Government Accountability Office to audit the Federal Reserve, an action which is currently crippled under the law.
Review the resolution and then if agree, CONTACT your congressmen and ask their support in co-sponsoring HR 1207.
This is a chance to change our situation for the better.
BeenInACaveWayToLong 2 years ago
thankyou! very good
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
HR1207 is food for fodder. If you think Congress will act in any way to abolish,limit,or demand audit/oversight of the Fed you're very niave. Look at the first stimulus bill, we lit up congress' websites and phone lines like nothing they had ever seen! Did it change anything?? Of course not.The only answer is to ABOLISH the Fed,but how would that even work?Do we even hold any gold anymore?We need a workable plan that would abolish the Fed,anything else is a band-aid,imo.
Truthseekr07 2 years ago 2
Attempting to bring about abolishment of the Fed is much too drastic of a move to accomplish in one fell swoop. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. HR1207 is nothing more than the 1st bite. It is forcing the Fed to submit to the GAO audit. Something that is more than justified. Any congressman or senator, who represents its voting constituency, should support such a bill. The results from this audit would bring about such public outrage that the other steps will fall like dominoes.
BeenInACaveWayToLong 2 years ago 3
The Federal Reserve has plenty of gold. After the public becomes aware of the Fed's transactions over the past 90 years ... the logical move would be to nationalize the Fed. In such a case, the Fed's gold reserves, T-bills, wealth, etc. become the assets of the American people.
BeenInACaveWayToLong 2 years ago
No outside source tells the FED what to do! Congress has no power to audit the FED or manipulate it in any way hence the FED does what it wants. Look into the "panic of 1907", Paul Warburg, and the rest of his family tree, then look into Jekyll Island Club along with the "Rothchilds" then you will get the idea on how corrupt and planned the Federal Reserve is. JP Morgan is another banker involved with the central planning, however he was not the originator. END THE FED!
Arginine88 2 years ago 2
definitely read "The Creature From Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin.... tells the whole story
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Youve got to give credit to the conspiracy theorists, they been telling us for 20 some years now that a one world currency one world bank is planned and it seems everything they said has been 100% accurate.
Danster82 2 years ago 2
I know...it's why (even though I don't give a lot airtime to conspiracy stuff) it's hard to argue hard against some levels of conspiracy
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
If greed is a level of conspiracy.
That's all this is to me. Arrogant people in elite positions grabbing for everything they can get in every way they can think of.
I see it as being pretty mindless, sort of like a disease. The banking system is a disease on the world right now, and rather than exterminating it, we are bailing it out.
So of course the disease is going to rage on until it kills the host.
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago 3
Dear Jake, it doesn't take a conspiracy nut to read US Statistics about concentration of Fed Reserve power since 1960.
You know that old saying: Lies need governments to prop them up; truth stands on its own.
greatbroad 2 years ago 5
Ive watched loads of your videos. They are excellent. Can you answer me one question. Who owns the Fed. My understanding is that it is owned by several US banks some of which are owned by foreigners.
moonzut 2 years ago
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As you can see this ain't no place asking important questions.First u a conspiracy nut then anti-semite.
P3t3rG1 2 years ago
you didn't ask "important questions". you basically go around slapping people and then get pissy when they call you out...
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
I am not going around slapping them, moonzut was asking a very important one, who owns the FED. There is no answer for that one. And I am not the one who invited you to become friends. Best of luck Jacob!
P3t3rG1 2 years ago
you'll find me very friendly for sure, but...... you seem hostile today. am I mis-reading the situation? seems like you are saying , "You guys are stupid". again, did I misread you?
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Bad day that is true, but one have to ask that who are those people who dumped us into this pre-war situation. I can feel the recession here in my country and seems to me that history repeats itself, as
I can assume it from my grandparents, who were born in the 1920s. So in my opinion time is running. Nobody is stupid here just not well informed enough.
P3t3rG1 2 years ago
sorry you're having a bad one! I've had a few recently, too.
thanks for sticking around. let's keep talking.
I agree that time is running. Honestly, I think that the "frog is cooked" almost past the point of no return right now. In other words, the will and energy of the American people has been sapped by decades of easy living and increasing dependence. People are TRYING to wake up, but they can't really bring themselves to believe that things have gotten this far out of whack!
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
the reason we are here is to share and inform each other. a basic principle of that is to respect each other. there is no other entrance requirement.
siddhaam 2 years ago
Anti-semite? What? Forgive me, but you seem really off-base to make that accusation in response from someone merely asking who owns the fed.
Am I missing something?
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago
The world economy has just been destroyed by the smallest theological group in the world.
I think the current situation is best described not as a recession but as a harvest after all, which way is the money going, towards the people or away?
smudge6699 2 years ago
moonzut...
thank you! I need to re-read Creature From Jekyll Island myself. it answers lots of these questions.
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
the answer to who owns the fed.. is the answer to who owns america:-)
log140 2 years ago
the fed is ruling the usa... didn`t you guys know that?!
log140 2 years ago
see my above reply to P3t3rG1... simmer down
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
sorry... than the only answer would be, to end the fed!!
because a country should be in charge of it`s own money!!!
log140 2 years ago
I agree with you on that for sure!!
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
Abstaining from my conspiratorial view, let us all see if we can wrap our brains around fifty some trillion dollars. This number would take into account social security and medicare, etc. Doesn't any one recall that the gov borrowed from SS and didn't pay it back, from my understanding. I know this is a bit off topic, but some need to know this, imo.
geriatricguru 2 years ago
agreed! (and it is hard to ignore some level(s) of conspiracy, too...)
AwakenSafely 2 years ago
I thought it is pretty clear to you that the FED is not part of the government neither controlled by it. There's a movie called The Money Masters, one can get some infos from there and also the Zeitgeist movies as well.
P3t3rG1 2 years ago
Dude.... I've watched all of these. I'm not reporting this as NEW NEWS for anyone who is already plugged in... my channel is for us to discuss/debate but it is also for those who are trying to wake up. simmer down
AwakenSafely 2 years ago