END DEBT SLAVERY NOW - American National Credit

Richard:

Let me make it very clear for you and all that you could pass the following on to:
The 50 Year plan is coming close to its end. People are not too bright and by design have very short term memories.
Since 1963 the commercial banks; the large controlling families; and a few countries have bought most of the gold at an average price of $125 to $174 per oz.
Thousands upon thousands of tons. The public percentage owned is very little.
The groups mentioned own about 93% of the stockpiles of gold. It does not matter if you own it all and the pricing at $1800 is over a1000% profit, you need to sell it to lock in the profit. Well, the circumstances have been created to do so. The population has been primed.
To close the fifty-year-plan launching a gold backed currency is the final step. The gang would now have the means to unload.. The public then becomes the "Bag Holder", the thousand percent plus profit is locked in as the gold backed currency is converted.
Then around 2014-15 after the conversion is complete, the collapse begins and the public is screwed again.
The sad part is they are being soundbite conditioned to make it happen and the 50-year plan will come to its intended end of wealth transfer with the public getting the short end of the stick again.


Walter Burien

Populist Candidate Dick Eastman answers the Republican Candidates
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0ecgndv0Zo

Eastman two loop theory and social credit solution
http://www.citizensamericaparty.org/socialcredit.htm


American Social Credit
http://www.thespiritualun.org/socialcredit.htm

Kitson demolishes the lies by which usury attempts to defend its plundering
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI7WRoc56Mw




ol' Dick Eastman Answers Austrian-School Theories of the Trade Cycle 1 & 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYZ0-A1tncs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg83AblEFJo


Reading Hitler and Gottfried Feder - Why are we still fighting for the wrong side?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqoHZNIhLIk

Lyrics:


Comrades, the voices of the dead battalions, Of those who fell that Britain might be great, Join in our song, for they still march in spirit with us, And urge us on to gain the fascist state! Join in our song, for they still march in spirit with us, And urge us on to gain the fascist state! We're of their blood, and spirit of their spirit, Sprung from that soil for whose dear sake they bled, Against vested powers, Red Front, and massed ranks of reaction, We lead the fight for freedom and for bread! Against vested powers, Red Front, and massed ranks of reaction, We lead the fight for freedom and for bread! The streets are still, the final struggle's ended; Flushed with the fight we proudly hail the dawn! See, over all the streets the fascist banners waving, Triumphant standards of our race reborn! See, over all the streets the fascist banners waving, Triumphant standards of our race reborn!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH-Xl8kQoI0


Replace Debt Slavery with Social Credit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftT9BmUx7MY

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[oldickeastman]

Larry, think this through. Would every check written in the US have to be uniquely backed against a quantity of gold in the bank's vault or would you allow checks to be written if a fraction of the amount is in the vault? If you want 100 % backing, then don't alliances of billionaires now owning most gold and gold mines obtain power to inflate or deflate circulation at will? Or, if is gold the legal reserve, as in the historical gold standard, does not that multiply power to manipulate?

[oldickeastman]

David Krynicki to a gold-standard libertarian": "How do you get to create new money just because you own some gold? I say. If you want to go into the money lending business and your gold is worth $100,000 then sell it so you will have the money to lend. But you want to keep your gold and still lend $100,000 just on its value while your gold is hidden in your vault. You indeed have created new money, lent it out at interest, and consequently assumed no risks in the transaction. Parasite.

[jefflisaacs4472]

The horst wessel lied? Really?

[deanmat]

If gold is a bubble, why do so few own it? (1%?). Why have gold stocks not exploded? In fact, why has gold itself not exploded upwards. It was a very steady climb over the last ten years. This doesn't mean gold can't go down, but I'm saying it doesn't have the characteristics of how bubbles are usually defined.

[larrycohen50]

@oldickeastman Dick, I am stuck here at 500 characters to answer you. It isn't good. Is there another way to contact you where I can write without being stuck with that 500 limit? You are asking some very involved questions, and I need more room to explain myself. Larry

[larrycohen50]

@oldickeastman You are responding to someone who wants to "create new money." I don't, and given our current laws, would not use such "money," if that's the right word for it. Right now, there are no practical barter instruments but the precious metals, and as such, they would be used, rather than hidden in vaults. All such metals can be lent out with interest, just as they are. "Creating new money," or barter instruments, has no practical application in our current situation. Larry

[larrycohen50]

@oldickeastman As soon as the metals come into our hands, the metals are ours, and they have value both as barter tools, and trading with those industries that use them. Their prices will be affected by those trading with them, including those trying to corner the markets, and the mining industries. I recognize some of the risks, but what you are proposing, social credit, is total risk, and a dreamworld. It might also require abolishment of our legal tender laws, which I favor. Larry

[larrycohen50]

@oldickeastman I am not against investing in other commodities. Gold and silver have properties as "money" that the others don't have. Hence their traditions as "good money." You are the one suggesting a highly questionable "social credit" paper money with no use as "legal tender" or barter, for that matter, at this time. Social credit is a dream of yours that might have a chance if you'd bother putting some out as barter tools. Larry

[oldickeastman]

@larrycohen50 First thanks, Larry. Your the only fellow discussing any of my videos. I appreciate it. Yes, monopoly money is suitable only for one purpose, that for which it was created. Now in the Real Economy we seem to have allowed on of the players, Rothschild by name, mix the "bank" with his own funds. Did you know that ALL HYPERINFLATIONS HAVE BEEN THE WORK OF ROTHSCHILD CENTRAL BANKS and not governments. Governments don't control government printing presses. The bullion monopoly does

[oldickeastman]

@larrycohen50 Larry, if there was going to be hyper-inflation then any real commodity is a hedge against it, not just gold or silver. Land, tools, food, medicine, seed etc. True bubbles always result of market manipulation, of exploitation of "asymmetrical information" - not "mal-investment" but deceived investors. The big mistake is to call it a bubble when a solid economy based on good investment is "hollowed out" by net interest drain that kills purchasing power, demand and remuneration.