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Again, I say what would you pay somebody to manage the issuing of your currency? If you pay employees like so-called civil service, are you sure you will get better management? Name an agency that you trust to do the job they are assigned: CIA? FBI? DOJ? EPA? BLM? IRS?

The truth is private businesses are run leaps and bounds better than govt agencies, and if they make money providing good service, do you care? Isn’t that exactly the motivation that is needed to keep entities’ eye of the ball doing what they are supposed to do in the most efficient, up-to-date manner?

I’ve already said the Fed screwed up the money supply in the Depression, but it was new on the job. And, what are the odds that was a product of the Fed being directed to reign-in the money supply just like FDR took gold (and silver) out of circulation and hoarded it instead of continuing to use it to shore up the value of the USD? I attribute the whole depth & breadth of the Depression to FDR. AGAIN, Pols controlling the money supply and the spending side. They always say the same mantra: “
Companies make too much profit (while they employ people and buy & sell in the marketplace) but govt needs to spend extra money it can just print because they are helping the economy
” He fought inflation by making the USD loans unavailable at just the time that business needed some rope. And that’s because he wasn’t an economist or banker. It’s OK to hate bankers/economists, but somebody who understands money and how the economy needs to have access to it to do business, and I am glad to pay non-govt people to do it because of the record of non- & poor performance in all the other agencies. Who should bell the cat? Somebody must do it!

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Central banking is based on the concept in the Kabbala (Babylonian magic, dark art): creation of money out of nothing, the ultimate fraud.

“I killed the bank” (attributed to President Jackson who understood the trick of Babylonian banking and who the bansters were.)
Yes, the banksters are hidden in the den of vipers.

The whole idea of the engineered Depression was the elimination of the American middle class, milking of a cow.

You know, wealth (as opposed to fake money) never disappears. It merely changes hands.

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The world is run by satanists. Japan is no exception.

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FD Roosevelt was a 33rd degree Mason and Illuminati. His goal? Destruction of America. He had no intention of serving the American people.

He used Pearl Harbor to join the war in Europe, where America had no business as Ezra Pound pointed out.

Where do you think “Delano” in FDR comes from?
Warren Delano, FDR’s maternal grandfather, who was an opium smuggler in China. He made a fortune there and FDR could use the fund to become President.
Warren Delano Jr. - Wikipedia

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I don’t believe this for a minute.

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The central banks especially the FED, BOE, and ECB and others create money out of thin air with their fiat currencies, or in others words “fractional lending.” Its another form of taxation when debt is leveraged for further debt at a future date, which essentially is stealing money form the people. Parasites that get rich from a commoner’s labor in the guise of regulating the money supply, has been going on since money’s conception.

What other debt bearing instrument can replace what we use now that will allow one to make purchases and remain anonymous? Crypto? Gold?

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Yes, but the future is not totally dark and gloomy.
It’s a necessary step for a new financial system.
The parasitic banksters have to go.

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Careful for what we wish for, it may not end up with something that we will like but only to find us in a situation that is more tyrannical than before.

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True. But we are a stage where things cannot get worse.

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Oh it definitely can get worse! Let me count the ways!

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The problem with your rant is you fail to postulate an alternative. The money supply needs to expand at about the same rate that value is created in a given economy. I don’t know the formula, but I do know that if the amount of currency increase doesn’t kind of match the increase in goods & services then sooner or later people won’t be able to trade goods & services for currency. That limits trades to goods for goods and doesn’t allow for the storage of wealth in financial instruments and bank accounts. When only goods can be traded for goods trading becomes too limited. You have goods for sale; the guy who has something you need doesn’t want what you have, he wants something else from someone you have no contact with. How do you satisfy both people? Currency is the intermediary. Who will control the expansion of the currency you deal in? Who shall bell the cat??

By the way, there is not enough gold on the planet to back any given currency. All the gold that has ever been dug, mined, panned, stolen, etc., on the planet is still here and it can’t be expanded at any great rate, especially at the same rate of currency increases needed. In fact, gold as mined is over-subscribed by five years or more. That means that it is sold even though it hasn’t even been pulled out of the mine yet. So, those who lobby for a gold standard currency are doing so for an empty promise that can never be realized. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are in the same boat: their paper or electronic impulses or whatever they are, are back by gold not pulled out of the ground yet. And, I’m making a lot of assumptions at that. I don’t know that they are anything more than journal entries. It’s hard for me to distinguish between the suckees and suckors.

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Well then, gold will have more value and become more precious. End of the game.

Actually, Russia and China are accumulating gold and other countries are dumping the US $ in exchange as the petrol dollar has become trash.

I understand there are gold mines in Siberia in many other places. Gold used to be stored at Fort Knox, KY but I heard the safe at this army base is empty. Germany demanded its gold back, and I understand some of its gold earned through trade was sent back.

Conspiracy theory has it that tons and tons of gold were found in the tunnels under the Vatican, and I’m not surprised if it is true.

It was in ancient Sumer / Babylon where paper (clay tablets as the case may be) replaced gold with a note that this document replaces gold of certain weight or something along these lines.

It was a Rothschild (Maier Amschel, I think) who re-discovered the ancient art of Babylonian banking hidden in the Talmud. There are actually the Jerusalem Talmud and the Babylonian Talmud which consists of more substantial volumes.

Here, Bush Jr with a condensed copy of the Babylonian Talmud which he is studying.
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Yes, I suppose the shortage of the metal will raise its value, but that’s neither here nor there. To those that it is a store of value for, I say OK. Not a bad idea, but for individuals; you need to protect it because it’s steal-able. Above a nominal amount, it under your bed will ware on your paranoia of strangers lurking anywhere nearby. In time of crisis, will you walk it to a buyer and take some large amount of cash and walk back out in a sometimes dangerous world? I wouldn’t be comfortable with that. Otherwise, you have to pay someone to hoard the metal for you, or the certificates, in both cases trusting companies. Like FTX?

As to others who shun the dollar for some other currency, that’s fine with me, too. You are trusting other people instead of the US. Like China, Russia, Iran, Brazil, et al? Rots o’ Ruck! International currencies exist on the assumption of their usefulness and acceptability trading in the way the holder wants to use it. A large part of the likelihood of that continuing, -its acceptability and constant value; is based upon how many other people have an interest in that value continuing. The USD is used by 350 million Americans with confidence and a big interest in it holding its value. Devaluing the USD would be resisted, in spades, by lots of people in and out of the USA. Do the Chinese people have much say in whether or not the Yuan is devalued by the powers that be? The Brazilian real was allowed to float free of support in 1997 and lost 50% against the USD. The USD is readily accepted in many place where the people hate us; they do what’s in their best interest.

China for one, leans heavily on associates; you trust them and their methods as opposed to the US? Rots o’ Ruck! How about Iran, Russia, etc.? Trump will be a strong dollar President and that may push the CCP over the economic edge. Ladies & Gentlemen; place your bets!

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Gold and silver prices are intentionally kept low by the usual suspects. I suppose their strategy is to keep gold and silver available, and right before the hike, they buy up the metals. The same old Rothschild method.

It is also the Rothschild motto: Buy when blood flows in the streets. How smart! It is them who see to it that blood will flow in the streets in America and Europe.

It was estimated at the turn of the 20th century that the Rothschild family owned 1/3 of the world’s real wealth, not to mention paper money. And 100 years later today, nobody knows how much of the world’s wealth is owned by them.

The Rockefellers, who are late comers in the game, don’t even come close. In order to avoid turf wars, the Rothschilds avoided North America as the Rockefeller domain, like Spain and Portugal once did to avoid mutual conflict.

The Rockefellers owned the Soviet Union and they were dubbed the “first family of the Soviets”. When Nikita Khrushchev advocated the use of natural fertilizers instead of Rockefeller chemicals, Khrushchev was immediately fired by David Rockefeller.

Remember Leo Trotsky? He was kept in New York / New Jersey by the Rockefeller family until the time was ripe for a revolution in Russia. Trotsky was sent to Russia with a lot of cash and gold to finance the revolution there.

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Is it really necessary to stoke wars between mankind? Or can we count on a few at any given time?

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You know, the Rothschilds and Rockefellers don’t give a sh-t about humanity.

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Do you have any idea of how expansive I could get with that? How many and how many kinds of people don’t give a shit for humanity; Let me count the hoards:

How many brokers or banks will handle your investment portfolio for you? Millions; and they work for a fee or on commission. They have minimum size limits, so if you don’t have enough to interest them, you get an apology. The car salesman doesn’t give a shit what you’re going to do with your new car; he’ll sell you the most expensive one he can because, well, because he can. Lawyers? Politicians? I could pick on lots of other groups and still need caveats for some or all of the people as being always within the law and ethics rules, but in the end they work for remuneration, and the only part of your approval they want is a reference.

You are still not looking at the whole picture; you’re focusing in on the grimy details that I insist are also everywhere, in everything. That’s why freedom loving people grant to all others the freedoms they demand for themselves. Dr. King said if one man is deprived of his rights, then we are all subject to the same deprivation (a stretched quote misquotes). As long as we have the Rule of Law to bring justice to everyone, we don’t have to give a shit about those who don’t give a shit; we can just go about our own business.

I don’t care if Hunter Biden makes millions; -just do it legally.

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While the favorite word of Max Igan * (an Australian ex-pat, who appears to be in Croatia now) is “psychopath,” Pastor Texe Marrs used to call certain individuals “monsters” and he didn’t use the term lightly.

Obviously, there are at least two types of humans. Those who cringe at hurting other humans and those who kill or cause deaths of millions with impunity.

The Rothschilds who were estimated to own 1/3 of the world’s wealth at the turn of the 20th century enriched themselves subtantially in the last 100 years or so through their money-making schemes of WWI, the Wall Street Crash, WWII, wars in Korea, Vietnam and the Middle East ad nauseam.

What makes these types of humans tick? Religion? Brain-washing done to them generation after generation? Or their DNA?

I don’t have the answer, but we have to be wary of the fact that such beings do exist.

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He and you are generalizing too much. I agree with some and not with others. Everyone has an opinion, but when it comes to war (as with Hamas) there are only two outcomes, one where they don’t come back; and one where they do. The Islamic’s won’t leave the Jews to their own devices, so the Jews are taking action to force the issue. If they have to take more territory to have enough breathing space, they will, but that’s a matter the Islamic nations will have to decide.

None of the issues in the world are now black & white. There is a history in every issue and in everything with people on both sides, or on all 6 sides in Beirut (remember when there were 6 armies in the mix?)

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BULLSHIT !!!

Fifty years after Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza Strip, it controls these areas through repression, institutionalized discrimination, and systematic abuses of the Palestinian population’s rights, Human Rights Watch said today.
At least five categories of major violations of international human rights law and humanitarian law characterize the occupation: unlawful killings; forced displacement; abusive detention; the closure of the Gaza Strip and other unjustified restrictions on movement; and the development of settlements, along with the accompanying discriminatory policies that disadvantage Palestinians.
Many of Israel’s abusive practices were carried out in the name of security.
Whether it’s a child imprisoned by a military court or shot unjustifiably, or a house demolished for lack of an elusive permit, or checkpoints where only settlers are allowed to pass, few Palestinians have escaped serious rights abuses during this 50-year occupation,” said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. “Israel today maintains an entrenched system of institutionalized discrimination against Palestinians in the occupied territory – repression that extends far beyond any security rationale.”

Unlawful Killings & War Crimes
Israeli troops killed well over 2,000 Palestinian civilians in the last three Gaza conflicts (2008-09, 2012, 2014) alone. Many of these attacks amount to violations of international humanitarian law due to a failure to take all feasible precautions to spare civilians. Some amount to war crimes, including the targeting of apparent civilian structures.

In the West Bank, Israeli security forces have routinely used excessive force in policing situations, killing or grievously wounding thousands of demonstrators, for rock-throwing etc,
Israel has also arbitrarily excluded hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from its population registry, restricting their ability to live in and travel from the West Bank and Gaza. Israeli authorities have justified these actions by citing general security concerns, but they have not conducted individual screenings or claimed that those excluded posed a threat themselves. Israel also revoked the residency of over 130,000 Palestinians in the West Bank and 14,565 in East Jerusalem since 1967, largely on the basis that they had been away too long.
Gaza Closure, Unjustified Movement Restrictions in West Bank
For the last 25 years, Israel has tightened restrictions on the movement of people and goods to and from the Gaza Strip in ways that far exceed any conceivable requirement of Israeli security. These restrictions affect nearly every aspect of everyday life, separating families, restricting access to medical care and educational and economic opportunities, and perpetuating unemployment and poverty. As of last year, Gaza’s GDP was 23 percent lower than in 1994. Seventy percent of Gaza’s 1.9 million people rely on humanitarian assistance.

Abusive Detention
Israeli authorities have incarcerated hundreds of thousands of Palestinians since 1967, the majority after trials in military courts, which have a near-100 percent conviction rate. In addition, on average, hundreds every year have been placed in administrative detention based on secret evidence without charge or trial. Some were detained or imprisoned for engaging in nonviolent activism. Israel also jails West Bank and Gaza Palestinian detainees inside Israel, creating onerous restrictions on family visits and violating international law requiring that they be held within the occupied territory. Many detainees, including children, face harsh conditions and mistreatment.

“I do not know why the entire world is watching what is happening and letting Israel get away with it?”

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