Federal Reserve: Handmaiden of Tyranny | Maxwell Newton

A speech by Maxwell Newton. Presented at the Mises Institute's first conference, November 16-17, 1983: The Gold Standard, An Austrian Perspective.

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[ManufacturedThoughts]

The US Federal Reserve Bank is the largest Terrorist Organization in the world.

[jortizz]

Awesome video! I really wish the Mises Institute would make current videos that can help educate the masses in layman's terms.

Come on Jeff Tucker you can do something about that.

[ManufacturedThoughts]

@waterchildtera I totally believe terrorism is a artificially created. I am sure there will be generations of Iraqis and Afghans who will want to kill Americans because of the reasoning behind both False-Flag War. On August 22, 1953 the US, UK, and BP overthrew a democratically elected government and installed the Shah of Iran who murdering off all competition from 1953 to 1979 in Iran. Gee I wonder if there are any Iranians mad at the US and UK right now?

[waterchildtera]

@ManufacturedThoughts well it funds both sides at interest !

[n66178]

I am reading Rothbard's History of Banking in the United States from the Colonial period to World War II. I am at the part where he describes the events that led to Andrew Jackson's election. It is interesting in that it seems very similar to recent events, except that I get the sense that things are more serious this time around.

[longdr1]

please keep going. we all need to educate ourselves.

[thebastiat]

Interesting. Unfortunately, it seems money-market funds haven't remained a market force capable of staving off the Fed's policies of monetary expansion, as they've been propped up as well.

[Pazrayna]

Zeitgeist did shed some light on the Federal Reserve, but just don't fall for their communist solution.

[harryogre]

One good source for up-to-date Mises stuff is Lew Rockwell's broadcast on lewrockwell(dot)com(slash)podc­ast

Lew has a 10 to 20 minute show almost every day and has very interesting guests.

[n66178]

excellent video, thank you.

I am learning a lot from these lectures, and from other information I am finding on economics. I try to understand these new economic ideas I read and hear about by relating them to myself.