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  • and your point is?

    Ellen DOES understand this.. thats why she is explaning the problem to anyone who will listen

  • great post. Just one of those internet miracles when I went to find a quote by Woodrow Wilson and ended up finding Ms. Brown and her book. Thanks for posting!!

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  • The ineptness of this lady...

    ridiculous.

    praising Lincoln and his fiat policies...i got an idea, go jerk off bernake and blow Keynes.

  • @cds162

    she does not understand...anything.

    Listen to her on Peter Schiff show...ignorant as hell.

  • If you want to see a complete debunking of Ellen Brown and Web of Debt google "Ellen Brown's Web of Debt Is an Anti-Gold Currency, Pro-Fiat Money, Greenback, Keynesian Tract. Here, I Take It Apart, Error by Error"

  • It is all about the power of compounding that comes from borrowing the money. That is why it can take much less time than 30 years to spend $1 trillion, & as time goes by, it will take less & less time for the debt to increase by another $1 trill. Take lending/compounding away from the financial powers & you solve a good portion of the problem. I think she gets it fine, but also agree with you that there are higher powers than you or I at work here.

  • what don't you get ?

  • In reading history I was puzzled that the aristocracy lost England to the money lenders. Ellen has answered the puzzle in full. Well done and thanks. The truth will set you free!

  • I don't get it and I don't think Ellen does either. Finer minds than ours have ensnared us in this web of debt. Now we are indebted in amounts that we cannot comprehend. As an example, if you were to spend $1,000 per second, 24/7 365 days a year, guess how long it would take you to spend $1 trillion, That is $1,000,000,000,000? 30 years. Our current obligations are well over 50 times that much! Incomprehensible? You bet!

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