I told someone at work that he should vote for Ron Paul cause he doesn't believe in the Federal Reserve. He said, well i'm not voting for him then! Im like, really? Hes like ya. Im all, uhhhh and hes says, "Yeah we need it cause it controls the Money Supply."
@EricSmyth14 I'm so tired of people talking about Ron Paul. Ron Paul is a charlatan just like Obama. He will say anything to get elected, wake up! They are all puppets of Rothschild.
Economy is like a baloon. Fed is the blow motor expanding it but if the money runs out to pay for the gas feeding the blower - you as a taxpayer will have to blow the baloon - in fact you are the one paying for the Fed gas anyway so where is the sense in Fed existance??? Very shortsight thinking by the politicians comes to my mind. All they care about is welbeing during their time in the office (human nature)
If each person owes the Fed $45,000 and it's not paid in taxes- how is it paid? By the increasing costs due to inflation due to pumping more $ into the economy?
@Believerification No. The chairman does not have to answer to them or anyone. Congress appoints a chairman that will do what they want. I love that people are finally understanding the FED but calling it a "mistake" by "greedy" politicians is missing the point entirely. Central banking is simply a form of slavery. Essentially, slavery was re-legalized in 1913. It may not be as severe as the slavery we think of in the short-term, but the long term dangers make plantation slavery look mild.
@9thchild The chairman answers to Congress all the time: see the Ron Paul videos where he questions Bernanke. The problem is that the chairman lies or withholds information; that is why the Fed needs to be audited.
Pardon me while I bend over and let the FED stick it in deep. After, I will go back to work and overwork myself so I can buy a weeks worth of Ramen Noodles. God Bless America!
They say the President elects the candidates for the 7 member Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. But WHERE do those governors come from? Who elects them to be on the electable list? For FOURTEEN years a term?!? Is there an election for the selection of these so called candidates?
Its not the Feds fault that Bush's started the Iraq Wars and AFGANISTAN. It's a joke quit blaiming the Fed. Jesus Christ.. The wars have cost over 11 Trillion dollars and growing so who is really at fault for this mess?
@babykevinxoxo The FED is the institution printing the money for Bush's war. So the Fed is buying the debt of the government thus making the bankers in the Fed richer.
@babykevinxoxo Whatever the debt is, the owners of the FED (the elite) are making bank because they buy the debt of our government. There might be no proof but that is why there is something called hiding it and if I was a corrupt corporate executive, then I would do just that, buy the debt of the gov't.
@altnewschannel dont worry i have located the 9 trillion i confirmed this from cnn msnbc and fox it seems the TARP was like 2% of the actual bailout the fed made trillions in overnight bailouts at near 0 interest rates some went to foreign banks someone had to go to court to get these answers i hear different numbers but on last check total bailout is really 23.7 trillion i may do a vid on this.
While there've been depressions prior to the FED–3 things remain true regardless, banks, speculation and the artificial manipulation of the economy are at the bottom of every single one of them. If you look, you'll find that they've streamlined the system with the FED at the helm in the guise of helping people.
What banker/speculator has ever looked out for anyone but themselves? Why not bailout the American people? Why remove the Glass Stegal Act–the exact law that would have prohibited the current "down–trend" by our friendly FED Greenspan? Why do you suppose? One thing is clear, they don't care about us.
@altnewschannel they do but not as much as you or I would like. And I already agreed that the GSA would have prevented the speculative loanings, but if you look at the record both the FED and Congress had a habit of undermining it. Congress tried to repeal it 12 times.
There needs to be a solution that doesn't just fix a symptom of the problem but the root...nothing will change if we allow politicians to be bought.
@illahham If you research what the common thread through all despressions has been - banks and speculators, bubbles, greed. Yes, banks including the complicit FED. You're right, the problem goes deeper than what we can easily see and where most people end up thinking is the end of the problem.
@altnewschannel the very solution to these bubbles you're ranting about is considered by many economists to be a central bank. A lender of last result. Bubbles are a natural part of the market you're not going to get rid of them by getting rid of the FED
@altnewschannel It is 100 percent safe to say your right, before the FED troubled economic times were just simple ups and downs as usual, but after the FED the bubbles burst.
Any how successful has it been in reducing them? They are even more frequent now - and they usually last longer. They inhibit the market's ability to rapidly purge the damage that results from recklessness and corruption.
@KDanagger actually much more successful. It's been about 100 yrs since the FED was created, we've seen 2 other similar incidents. The market would not simply have rebounded if the FED and government hadn't done what they did, the damage would have been worse, the debt wouldn't disappear, just turn up someplace else.
@illahham - That is NOT true. Take the depression of 1921 as an example of how wrong you are. The Federal Reserve was inactive during this period and the government allowed bad businesses to liquidate debt, ending the depression in a year. Before the existence of the Fed, you cannot even reasonably say there were depressions. We had short recession periods where the market had to liquidate malinvestment and debt, but the Fed CREATED the business cycle of inflation and bubbles.
@veradinx - And by inactive I mean they invoked no policies or controls on the money during that period. The Fed did not really start interfering in monetary policy until the 30's when they helped to create and then prolong the Great Depression (along with FDR's bad policies). The depressions before the Fed were caused directly by banks (1797), embargo (1807), and poor speculation (1815). 3 depressions, two of which lasted only 3 years, in 140 YEARS is hardly frequent.
@illahham This is no lie. The Federal Reserve is the third bank of the Rothschild\ Rockefeller clan. The previous depressions as this one can be directly attributed to them.
@illahham Depressions before the FED were caused by Bankers calling in their loans of Gold money. Bankers have had the economy on a tight choke hold ever since they have had control of our money supply. You need to study history.
Respond to this video... This video is informative except it has one fundamental concept wrong. The FED does not control the money supply per se. It is the commercial banks that control it through loans. Every Dollar in the system is an interest-bearing debt, loaned out by commercial banks. the only debt free money in the system are coins minted by the U.S. treasury, some 1/10,000 of our money supply. that's it. we can put an end to this con. Please see channel "bstill3".
@illahham That is because smaller versions of the fed have been used in the past for the same purpose along with conditions like drought that has caused waves of economic hardship as well as monopolies that have had similar effects. But surely you know this it is common sense and should have came to mind automatically, but perhaps you are between the ages of 3-8 years which is the only explanation for you making such a statement.
@orange70383 provide an example of this "smaller version of the fed" you're talking about..I'm pretty sure you'll be hard pressed to because we both know you're full of shit
"Mischief springs from the power which the moneyed interest derives from a paper currency which they are able to control, from the multitude of corporations with exclusive privileges... which are employed altogether for their benefit." - Andrew Jackson
@chartalist Jefferson says it best in this quote: "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.
A hit-piece on a corrupt institution. It got inflation backwards (restricting the money supply to stop inflation causes unemployment, and is advocated by money interests), blaming the Fed for deficit spending is silly, and in general arguing for an unregulated economy is insane ... look at the history before FDR pumped up the regulators and it's an ever-increasing series of train wrecks. The ownership/control of the Fed is elitist & a disaster ... focus on the real problems!!!
@spaceshare The Federal Reserve is illegal per our constitution that only gives congress the right to print money. Our founding fathers predicted our current condition with fiat currency and private banks in control of our money system. The Fed is owned by the same individual elites you refer to. With a leaderless panty waisted government there are very few who are actually looking out for the welfare of the people.
@hummarstra Thanks - The people in the America cannot exercise their rights and those entrusted with those rights, our elected officials do nothing in the name of the people. We need to know and take back our rights. Create a system that unifies the people and give us a system that will allow direct control over our government - such as being able to remove an official, repeal or enact laws etc., directly. Each persons voice can be heard and counts.
@MCrushala Correct. Some/many of them, though well-intentioned, call for more "government oversight" on the economy. But the mixing of the state with private enterprise is what caused all of this. We don't need more laws, we need more liberty, i.e., no intrusions on the free market, which inherently seeks out stable currencies and mitigates boom/bust cycles (which are made much much worse by state intervention).
@joelcornett What your leaving out is that the FED gets the bonds from the treasury in exchange for the federal notes.... Hence, the FED does something that the US treasury and Mint can do by themselves for free... If you can issue bonds, you can issue fiat currency.... It's a pyramid scam in it's purest form....
The website altnewschannel has more on the Fed and other subjects. The article Economic Meltdown - The Unseen Hand and Behind the Gun give a simple understanding of the Fed and other areas of interests.
@Nkatsikanis NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! 6% of the paid in capital (the value of the share holdings of the federal reserve banks which is peanuts compared to the debt) SEE WIKIPEDIA "Federal Reserve". IN 2010 the FED returned $78.4 Billion to the treasury.
Altnewschannel, make another one! I knew that we had a huge debt, but I had no idea where it went (I assumed it was to China, seeing as we are so far in debt to them that they could buy the U.S.), and you are right that almost no one knows that the Federal Reserve is privately owned.
This vid should be shown in schools and in churches and on labour day... Perfectly summs it up. YOU ARE BEING SCREWED AND YOU WILL FINISH AS DEBT SLAVES!
@blepat people like being controlled....they will deny it but think about it do groups really function greatly without a leader? sometimes...but more than half no....especially with a group as large as 7 billion so its are own fault for not restricting ourselves in the first place that caused us to become cattle for the overwhelmingly powerful and rich....
im so fucking pissed off right fucking now imma tear this mothefuckah up. i cant watch this clip anymore.
redchicka407 1 day ago
God, I HATE our government. Bunch of fucking bastards.
jpete3027666 1 week ago
1:13 to 1:35 wow!!
Adibenedetto92 1 week ago
Ashame madoff stole only 63 billion he got 150 years in prison these bastards stole 9 fuckin trillion
LPMC723 1 month ago
the cute little cartoon made the message less painful,thanks!
katkal3 1 month ago
Wait, so the black one has all the answers?
EricSmyth14 1 month ago 3
@EricSmyth14 - teddy bear color purely unintentional - and he's just a YES man :)
ricalien 3 weeks ago
@EricSmyth14 You're implying that naturally the white one should have the answers...but guess who got us into this.. yep.. the white one.
Mary2020VA 1 day ago
@EricSmyth14 You must be colored blind, because that bear is obviously brown.
LestatsGermanLover 9 hours ago
I told someone at work that he should vote for Ron Paul cause he doesn't believe in the Federal Reserve. He said, well i'm not voting for him then! Im like, really? Hes like ya. Im all, uhhhh and hes says, "Yeah we need it cause it controls the Money Supply."
EricSmyth14 1 month ago
@EricSmyth14 I'm so tired of people talking about Ron Paul. Ron Paul is a charlatan just like Obama. He will say anything to get elected, wake up! They are all puppets of Rothschild.
Mary2020VA 1 day ago
Nice explanation
yaqubali 1 month ago
that's just life, you work you get what you work for.
j12torts 1 month ago
Audit the Fed! Vote Ron Paul 2012.
VeronicaDwight 1 month ago 7
all of us who watched this video should descend upon dc and demand them to stop the fed
revolutionary17 1 month ago
what is a free-market economy?
a miserable little pile of ponzi schemes!
NameNotAlreadyTaken2 1 month ago
I didn't understand the name of the italian bank, somebody could spell it please?
nemesisdesign 1 month ago
we should make all our 10 year olds watch XTRANRML!!! they may become smarter!!
Jenkins2488 2 months ago
Economy is like a baloon. Fed is the blow motor expanding it but if the money runs out to pay for the gas feeding the blower - you as a taxpayer will have to blow the baloon - in fact you are the one paying for the Fed gas anyway so where is the sense in Fed existance??? Very shortsight thinking by the politicians comes to my mind. All they care about is welbeing during their time in the office (human nature)
PlasmaBiotic 2 months ago
educating the public at large is key to ending the madness.
ryodistributor 2 months ago
If each person owes the Fed $45,000 and it's not paid in taxes- how is it paid? By the increasing costs due to inflation due to pumping more $ into the economy?
questionNchallenge 2 months ago
Isn't it correct (in theory) that the government does have control over the Fed by appointing the chairman?
Believerification 2 months ago
@Believerification No. The chairman does not have to answer to them or anyone. Congress appoints a chairman that will do what they want. I love that people are finally understanding the FED but calling it a "mistake" by "greedy" politicians is missing the point entirely. Central banking is simply a form of slavery. Essentially, slavery was re-legalized in 1913. It may not be as severe as the slavery we think of in the short-term, but the long term dangers make plantation slavery look mild.
9thchild 1 month ago
@9thchild The chairman answers to Congress all the time: see the Ron Paul videos where he questions Bernanke. The problem is that the chairman lies or withholds information; that is why the Fed needs to be audited.
Believerification 1 month ago
Bill Still for President 2012. still2012(dot)com
ctrader09 3 months ago
watch?v=oJLel-2MBYU&feature=channel_video_title
ctrader09 3 months ago
Pardon me while I bend over and let the FED stick it in deep. After, I will go back to work and overwork myself so I can buy a weeks worth of Ramen Noodles. God Bless America!
NeuroticNightmares07 3 months ago
They say the President elects the candidates for the 7 member Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. But WHERE do those governors come from? Who elects them to be on the electable list? For FOURTEEN years a term?!? Is there an election for the selection of these so called candidates?
linnx88 3 months ago
You wouldn't know a Republican if it hit you in the face.
Commandie070792pnt0 3 months ago
Its not the Feds fault that Bush's started the Iraq Wars and AFGANISTAN. It's a joke quit blaiming the Fed. Jesus Christ.. The wars have cost over 11 Trillion dollars and growing so who is really at fault for this mess?
babykevinxoxo 3 months ago
@babykevinxoxo The FED is the institution printing the money for Bush's war. So the Fed is buying the debt of the government thus making the bankers in the Fed richer.
Jacoby515 3 months ago
@Jacoby515 Yes but there is no proof the Fed asked Bush to start a war. You can spend 14 trillion in many ways.
babykevinxoxo 3 months ago
@babykevinxoxo Whatever the debt is, the owners of the FED (the elite) are making bank because they buy the debt of our government. There might be no proof but that is why there is something called hiding it and if I was a corrupt corporate executive, then I would do just that, buy the debt of the gov't.
Jacoby515 3 months ago
@Jacoby515 Yes I agree then why is Obama stopping the war in Iraq?
babykevinxoxo 3 months ago
@babykevinxoxo because he knows a different way to put us in debt, stimulus
Jacoby515 3 months ago
@Jacoby515 Yes! the GOP would be stupid for them to go back to Iraq.
babykevinxoxo 3 months ago
Its not the Feds fault that Bush's started the Iraq Wars and AFGANISTAN. It's a joke quit blaiming the Fed. Jesus Christ.
babykevinxoxo 3 months ago
The message is true, well-worded, and important. However, xtranormal is absolutely horrible and makes this practically unwatchable.
BrainiacOutcast 3 months ago
@BrainiacOutcast Yep - but pretty awesome nonetheless :)
altnewschannel 3 months ago
@altnewschannel dont worry i have located the 9 trillion i confirmed this from cnn msnbc and fox it seems the TARP was like 2% of the actual bailout the fed made trillions in overnight bailouts at near 0 interest rates some went to foreign banks someone had to go to court to get these answers i hear different numbers but on last check total bailout is really 23.7 trillion i may do a vid on this.
Playitalready 1 month ago
Lololol
GavinBhorla 3 months ago
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That is a blatant lie. depressions were frequent and severe before the FED.
illahham 4 months ago
While there've been depressions prior to the FED–3 things remain true regardless, banks, speculation and the artificial manipulation of the economy are at the bottom of every single one of them. If you look, you'll find that they've streamlined the system with the FED at the helm in the guise of helping people.
altnewschannel 4 months ago 3
What banker/speculator has ever looked out for anyone but themselves? Why not bailout the American people? Why remove the Glass Stegal Act–the exact law that would have prohibited the current "down–trend" by our friendly FED Greenspan? Why do you suppose? One thing is clear, they don't care about us.
altnewschannel 4 months ago
@altnewschannel I think GSA should be reinstated. I don't think getting rid of the FED will make matters better, but an overhaul could.
illahham 4 months ago
@altnewschannel they do but not as much as you or I would like. And I already agreed that the GSA would have prevented the speculative loanings, but if you look at the record both the FED and Congress had a habit of undermining it. Congress tried to repeal it 12 times.
There needs to be a solution that doesn't just fix a symptom of the problem but the root...nothing will change if we allow politicians to be bought.
illahham 4 months ago
@illahham If you research what the common thread through all despressions has been - banks and speculators, bubbles, greed. Yes, banks including the complicit FED. You're right, the problem goes deeper than what we can easily see and where most people end up thinking is the end of the problem.
altnewschannel 4 months ago
@altnewschannel the very solution to these bubbles you're ranting about is considered by many economists to be a central bank. A lender of last result. Bubbles are a natural part of the market you're not going to get rid of them by getting rid of the FED
illahham 4 months ago
@altnewschannel It is 100 percent safe to say your right, before the FED troubled economic times were just simple ups and downs as usual, but after the FED the bubbles burst.
Jacoby515 3 months ago
:)
altnewschannel 4 months ago
Any how successful has it been in reducing them? They are even more frequent now - and they usually last longer. They inhibit the market's ability to rapidly purge the damage that results from recklessness and corruption.
KDanagger 3 months ago
@KDanagger actually much more successful. It's been about 100 yrs since the FED was created, we've seen 2 other similar incidents. The market would not simply have rebounded if the FED and government hadn't done what they did, the damage would have been worse, the debt wouldn't disappear, just turn up someplace else.
illahham 3 months ago
@illahham - That is NOT true. Take the depression of 1921 as an example of how wrong you are. The Federal Reserve was inactive during this period and the government allowed bad businesses to liquidate debt, ending the depression in a year. Before the existence of the Fed, you cannot even reasonably say there were depressions. We had short recession periods where the market had to liquidate malinvestment and debt, but the Fed CREATED the business cycle of inflation and bubbles.
veradinx 3 months ago
@veradinx - And by inactive I mean they invoked no policies or controls on the money during that period. The Fed did not really start interfering in monetary policy until the 30's when they helped to create and then prolong the Great Depression (along with FDR's bad policies). The depressions before the Fed were caused directly by banks (1797), embargo (1807), and poor speculation (1815). 3 depressions, two of which lasted only 3 years, in 140 YEARS is hardly frequent.
veradinx 3 months ago
@illahham This is no lie. The Federal Reserve is the third bank of the Rothschild\ Rockefeller clan. The previous depressions as this one can be directly attributed to them.
777Holyhandgrenade 3 months ago
@illahham Depressions before the FED were caused by Bankers calling in their loans of Gold money. Bankers have had the economy on a tight choke hold ever since they have had control of our money supply. You need to study history.
ctrader09 3 months ago
Respond to this video... This video is informative except it has one fundamental concept wrong. The FED does not control the money supply per se. It is the commercial banks that control it through loans. Every Dollar in the system is an interest-bearing debt, loaned out by commercial banks. the only debt free money in the system are coins minted by the U.S. treasury, some 1/10,000 of our money supply. that's it. we can put an end to this con. Please see channel "bstill3".
ctrader09 3 months ago
@illahham That is because smaller versions of the fed have been used in the past for the same purpose along with conditions like drought that has caused waves of economic hardship as well as monopolies that have had similar effects. But surely you know this it is common sense and should have came to mind automatically, but perhaps you are between the ages of 3-8 years which is the only explanation for you making such a statement.
orange70383 2 months ago
@orange70383 provide an example of this "smaller version of the fed" you're talking about..I'm pretty sure you'll be hard pressed to because we both know you're full of shit
illahham 1 month ago
"Mischief springs from the power which the moneyed interest derives from a paper currency which they are able to control, from the multitude of corporations with exclusive privileges... which are employed altogether for their benefit." - Andrew Jackson
altnewschannel 4 months ago
@Nkatsikanis The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs. - Thomas Jefferson
altnewschannel 4 months ago
The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs. - Thomas Jefferson
altnewschannel 4 months ago
@chartalist Jefferson says it best in this quote: "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.
altnewschannel 4 months ago
Interesting how the supposed owners of the Fed are something like 85% Jews. I wonder where this kind of anti-banker populism is headed.
bootysurgeon 4 months ago
Fucking brilliant video... except this gets 12,000 views whilst some britney spears crap will get 5 million...
Share this video people!!! End the Fed!
andyjs2008 4 months ago
now that is the way to ask questions!
TruthKnowledgeDOTcom 4 months ago
I'd just like to say i appreciate you making this video taking your time you're great.
Creature6191 4 months ago
i knew almost all this shit,but still,hearing it again makes me shit bricks
umwhoalol 4 months ago
@altnewschannel Do you have a transcript for this?
CreateCliches 4 months ago
@CreateCliches We don't have a transcript available. We do have a script we used to produce the video, but not as a transcript per se.
altnewschannel 4 months ago
@altnewschannel I see, is there any way you could post that. Maybe somewhere in the description?
CreateCliches 4 months ago
END THE FED. Ron Paul 2012!
polarbearanne 4 months ago
A hit-piece on a corrupt institution. It got inflation backwards (restricting the money supply to stop inflation causes unemployment, and is advocated by money interests), blaming the Fed for deficit spending is silly, and in general arguing for an unregulated economy is insane ... look at the history before FDR pumped up the regulators and it's an ever-increasing series of train wrecks. The ownership/control of the Fed is elitist & a disaster ... focus on the real problems!!!
spaceshare 4 months ago
@spaceshare The Federal Reserve is illegal per our constitution that only gives congress the right to print money. Our founding fathers predicted our current condition with fiat currency and private banks in control of our money system. The Fed is owned by the same individual elites you refer to. With a leaderless panty waisted government there are very few who are actually looking out for the welfare of the people.
ricalien 4 months ago
Surprisingly in depth and accurate for a cartoon! Great job!
hummarstra 4 months ago 2
@hummarstra Thanks - The people in the America cannot exercise their rights and those entrusted with those rights, our elected officials do nothing in the name of the people. We need to know and take back our rights. Create a system that unifies the people and give us a system that will allow direct control over our government - such as being able to remove an official, repeal or enact laws etc., directly. Each persons voice can be heard and counts.
ricalien 4 months ago
Incredible.
linus9844 4 months ago
Everyone doing the "Occupy_______" movement needs to be well informed on this. It's pretty much exactly what they are marching/moving against.
MCrushala 4 months ago 10
@MCrushala Yes this is what I've been trying to tell people!
jessimatic 4 months ago 2
@MCrushala Correct. Some/many of them, though well-intentioned, call for more "government oversight" on the economy. But the mixing of the state with private enterprise is what caused all of this. We don't need more laws, we need more liberty, i.e., no intrusions on the free market, which inherently seeks out stable currencies and mitigates boom/bust cycles (which are made much much worse by state intervention).
jaybreak 4 months ago
Can I please see a link to the script?? I would love to have this on paper. So informative and well done. Thank you!
MCrushala 4 months ago
Wow! We need to put an end to this corruption. This is no democracy.
zer0tin 4 months ago
ron paul
cgng37 4 months ago
@joelcornett What your leaving out is that the FED gets the bonds from the treasury in exchange for the federal notes.... Hence, the FED does something that the US treasury and Mint can do by themselves for free... If you can issue bonds, you can issue fiat currency.... It's a pyramid scam in it's purest form....
12gdemos 5 months ago 2
END the Fed : VOTE Ron Paul 2012!
hansikelo 6 months ago 2
Holy Shit... my eyes are opened
frenchsaber 7 months ago 28
The website altnewschannel has more on the Fed and other subjects. The article Economic Meltdown - The Unseen Hand and Behind the Gun give a simple understanding of the Fed and other areas of interests.
ricalien 10 months ago
@Nkatsikanis NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! 6% of the paid in capital (the value of the share holdings of the federal reserve banks which is peanuts compared to the debt) SEE WIKIPEDIA "Federal Reserve". IN 2010 the FED returned $78.4 Billion to the treasury.
chartalist 1 year ago
Altnewschannel, make another one! I knew that we had a huge debt, but I had no idea where it went (I assumed it was to China, seeing as we are so far in debt to them that they could buy the U.S.), and you are right that almost no one knows that the Federal Reserve is privately owned.
Abraham3286 1 year ago
This vid should be shown in schools and in churches and on labour day... Perfectly summs it up. YOU ARE BEING SCREWED AND YOU WILL FINISH AS DEBT SLAVES!
blepat 1 year ago 21
@blepat That is a great idea. If the video takes off I considered doing a part two.
altnewschannel 1 year ago
@blepat people like being controlled....they will deny it but think about it do groups really function greatly without a leader? sometimes...but more than half no....especially with a group as large as 7 billion so its are own fault for not restricting ourselves in the first place that caused us to become cattle for the overwhelmingly powerful and rich....
XxXVideoVeiwerXxX 4 months ago