G. Edward Griffin - Creature from Jekyll Island [Part 1]

In this 2005 interview, G. Edward Griffin explains the history of the Federal Reserve. He also explains fractional reserve banking.

G. Edward Griffin's website:
http://www.freedom-force.org/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• freedom
• force
• federal
• reserve
• central
• bank
• dollar
• gold
• fiat
• money

[jeffcaldwell2]

LOL, history repeats itself until people realize what's really going on.

[func0il]

Must see!

[Dastgreene]

I needed to find this man. My hope has been restored. Thank you, dearly.

[ignorecorporatenews]

Thanks for your comment, but Please don't say "We", I turned my TV off years ago.....

[lorerax1]

It happens a lot more then ppl realize. I always check channels that make no sense to me. Its hard to distinguish ppl that want to stop things from happening and ppl that are just confused.

checking their channel or asking them a random question is a good place to start.

QUESTION AUTHORITY.

[shakaama]

wow his channel is spooky lol.

that's just odd.

[lorerax1]

This is going to sound paranoid, but I see this happen a lot and everywhere.

I bet no One looked at his channel, or thought he didn't favorite anything.

I think he's either an agent, an alien, a Freemason, asshole, or basically a wolf in sheep's clothing. We must understand the tricks if we are ever going to win this War against the banks, power elite, globalists.

nice post by the way. 8 )

[shakaama]

how can any sound thinking man, or any man that knows the first scintilla of economic knowledge sit here and say the federal reserve acts in anyone's interest except their own.

FACT: the federal reserve is a private bank

FACT: bills of attainder are unconstitutional

FACT: the federal reserve purchases U.S. bonds or sell bonds with money they cause the treasury to print and then charge the U.S. government for the entire process.

how is any of this in the public's interest?

[asierra1492]

lol nice

[janmarsh]

You are from Argentina & are capable of comment the likes of that ??????????

[mejaz3]

If the Federal Reserve is supposed to maintain "stability" then why has the dollar lost over 96% of its value since 1913 when the Fed was created? And how does the Fed create "good paying jobs" if the real value of worker's wages go down even as their nominal value goes up?

The next question would be, do you understand any of what I just said, or are you just being a good little sheep by repeating what your masters tell you?

[eksodos]

This is wrong on so many levels. The federal reserve acts in the public interest to maintain stability and ensure there are good paying jobs for ordinary american's.

Please stop spreading this FUD.