By: judecowell

judecowell — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 00:58:54 +0000

wow karla, thanks a bunch!

By: karla

karla — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:46:10 +0000

awsome

By: judecowell

judecowell — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:13:55 +0000

Funny money, i’ll say! Thanks for the info, Bob, jude

By: Bob Nob

Bob Nob — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 01:38:00 +0000

Before World War I, two opposing systems of political economy competed for dominance in the United States.
One was the New York financial district, which came to symbolize American finance. Its most important address was 23 Wall Street, known as the “House of Morgan.” Mr. J. P. Morgan was an agent of private Jewish banking interests. Since private financiers controlled the gold, they established a national currency based on the “gold standard.” Today the gold standard has been eliminated, and the global economy is based on funny money. This allows an increase of debt as never before in world history.
The other system dated back to Benjamin Franklin. It operated out of Philadelphia, which was the USA’s first capitol before the capitol was moved to Washington. At one of the Constitutional Conventions, Franklin’s “Society for Political Inquiries” planned an economy that would free us from economic slavery to England. In response, England sent troops to enforce the private Jewish bankers’ power, thus sparking the War Of Independence. The Philadelphia faction favored a bank on a model established in provincial Pennsylvania. In this model, a state office issued or lent money, collected the interest, and returned it to the provincial government to be used in place of taxes. President Lincoln returned to the colonial system of government-issued money during the Civil War, but the bankers assassinated him and reclaimed control of the money machine.
As you know, the bankers’ power was finally sealed by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, plus the Income Tax Act, World War I, and the Great Depression. Private banks deliberately caused all these disasters.
Today the average person assumes that government (not private bankers) creates money. Therefore everyone thinks inflation is caused by an out-of-control government running the dollar printing presses. In reality, inflation is caused by private bankers issuing loans. As noted above, every dollar they create is a loan we must pay back to the bankers with interest.
in•fla•tion Audio Help – Show Spelled Pronunciation[in-fley-shuh n] Pronunciation Key – Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1. Economics. a persistent, substantial rise in the general level of prices related to an increase in the volume of money and resulting in the loss of value of currency (opposed to DEFLATION).

2. the act of inflating.
3. the state of being inflated.
About 97% of our currency is not coins or bills. It exists only in the computers of private central banks. The interest on the U.S. government’s $9 trillion debt will soon be more than the taxpayers can afford to pay. When taxpayers can’t pay it, the economy will collapse. Then private bankers will launch World War III.
Economists are paid to chatter about nothing. Their lies conceal the power of the private bankers. Economics needs lightening up with imagery, metaphors, characters, and a plot.. Since Ben Bernanke touted the U.S. Dollar’s muscle in 2002, the greenback has fallen 40% against world currencies. Unraveling the future direction of the U.S. Dollar has consistently made fools of economists and other financial gurus. But right now, if you closely examine the history and current economic tradewinds, the clouds begin to part. Fact is, the value of the dollar isn’t just some nebulous economic macrotrend. It has a dramatic effect on your everyday life. From the cost of food and gasoline, to interest rates on car and home loans, Americans deal with the impact of the incredible shrinking dollar in their businesses and daily lives.

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