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Zeitgeist - The Movie: Federal Reserve (Part 1 of 5)

 
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RetSquid (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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"cheating the system"

Is that your experience? I've never done that.
gasto5 (4 hours ago) Show Hide
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The problem with you stereotype-driven people is that you think that you know it all. That's why you never pick a science book and Analise it.
gasto5 (4 hours ago) Show Hide
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Quotes are irrelevant, although very probably true, these people use the scientific method to obtain their data. The monetary economic system works corruptly and will always foster corruption. Think about it. If you work, you know that by cheating the system(manipulating coworkers to do job you should do, claiming that somebody else screwed the copy machine, getting late yet manipulating the signing in system so to appear early), creates convenience, and get better bonus & opportunities.
gasto5 (5 hours ago) Show Hide
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Unfortunately, even if they did get rid of the Federal Reserve, the people behind the curtain would still have their way of controlling the government, media, and ultimately the people. OK suppose the Federal Reserve no longer exists, what entity will start producing money? Yet another corruption driven institution, with a different name, but with the same elite people controlling it behind it all. The problem is the global monetary system. Watch both Zeitgeist movies to understand this.
luceEnd (13 hours ago) Show Hide
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agreed. just need politicians who are willing to do it.
abolishing the fed would cause more chaos then it would prevent
luceEnd (13 hours ago) Show Hide
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firstly, i am not private banker, not even close, and never want to be. second, if i was a private banker, what possible reason could i have for wanting the US govt to borrow money off the chinese? third, if, again, i was a private banker, why would i be sticking to what the medio has taught me to believe? the whole point of this video is that the financial elite dictate what the media teaches EVERYONE ELSE to believe. how about you not stick to everything YOUR media teaches you to believe?
playman9111 (14 hours ago) Show Hide
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how is it nonsensical idiot, keep believing that, i bet you private bankers are behind the money borrowed from china too, one day you will realize but for now you'd rather stick to what the media has taught you to believe
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also greenspan said on larry king live maybe a year ago "the fed answers to nobody" almost in a smirking manner. shocked me too , but it makes sense now thats how utterly arrogant these scumbags theives are unfortuately. save your money and stay out of debt is the best thing we can do .
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-conrad
have you ever heard of rockafeller, morgan, bush, greenspan, there all still around brother their like thorough bred horses keep on breedin and keep that super insane wealthy families growing my friend there all very much alive and greedier than ever . money is the root of all evil i think is the moral of the story , war, enslavement, unconstitutional laws taking away our freedom makes me feel good though bc with this much evil there must be a God or were screwed
conradjulian (16 hours ago) Show Hide
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The men who founded the Federal Reserve in 1913 are all long DEAD, in case you haven't noticed. We can make the Fed do what we want now through better regulation, not by abolishing it.

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