The Money Masters (Part 20 of 22)
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Would monetary control under our US Treasury Department work for the long term? I think the solution proposed is way too simplistic and it ignores the fact the US does not live in isolation with the rest of the world.
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@xshoreLS1 well 19 people agree with you so far...thats 20 of us
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@automatik3000 I myself gave up trying to stir a response in people, I know for certain that when there's food and energy shortages and some form of martial law implemented people will then revolt. This is because as long as folks have the little alms government gives them to hang on to, they won't sacrifice that little comfort in exchange for some sort of abstract idealistic struggle. Folks, and I include myself, turn very materialistic and apathetic when they find a comfortable spot in life.
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@mcufre 100% agree...grim is probably an understatement though...you'd probably have to rename the other 2 world wars when this one gets started.. like you said.. they've been doing this for generations.. they're gonna do whatever it takes to maintain what they've got...but never say never.. if you can get enough people to get completely pissed off about all of this is, we might have something here.. Me personally, I think you haven't done your job as a politician if the FED aint gunnin for you
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@automatik3000 That's a good point also and shows you are informed on the banker's modus operandi. Whenever throughout history bankers saw the situation turning against their interests they did exactly that, finance their enemies' enemies to bring them back in track and even get profits off the spoils. So to revolt against the bankers' paradigm a nation would have to be ready to wage a very grim war, but such is the price for true freedom.
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@automatik3000 The solution is clear, what you talk about is EXACTLY the reason why it isn't being implemented. People have been taught that going against the banking international powers means ostracism or even death, and through generations, they have learned the lesson. The only way left, besides remaining slaves, is to fight fire with fire I'd say.
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This guy presenting the documentary is totally the reincarnation of Lincoln, did anyone notice that? They are dead similar(pun intended). Now I gotta say this is the most reasonable solution to financial tribulation, and ironically exactly the same that is explained in the last chapters of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion (whatever one's opinion of that text is notwithstanding). It's clear the media won't foment it because it is controlled by the same conspiring bankers.
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Aren't most slaves content to be slaves? Think about it...
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@jhi1947 the "SOLUTION" makes sense
let me guess you are thinking "we cant just print money" you are forgetting that we already do.... why cant we print it debt free?
this Doc is talking about the same amount of money being printed... but now printed by us for us... instead of by us for them... with us being in debt
will this work... of course!!!
I think people are too stuborn and selfish to want to change the system. Younger generations are too swept up with more superficial issues such as image, mp3 players, and anything marketing can create a need for through creating insecurity
xshoreLS1 2 years ago 22
We need a revolution. Period. Its not just the banks, its the financial leeches (lazy, entitled Americans) that rely on the Fed and complete the full circle of enslavement. The enablers (banks) need to be hung out to dry along with the leeches (lazy). Take back the money that is owed to us (interest) and make these rich bankster families dirt poor as a result. Exile them, execute them - it doesn't matter. Leave them a root or foot in the door and they come right back after world money.
RenewalOfAllThings 2 years ago 21