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Los maestros del dinero, Historia de la reserva federal - Documental completo

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What is happening in the world today?

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We're up to our necks in debt.

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Why politicians don't control the debt

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Why are there so many husbands and wives?

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who works for low wages and

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What can they do with less and less?

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It is the future of the economy and of style

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why the life of people

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The government tells us that inflation is

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decreases when the purchasing power of

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Our wages are decreasing at a rate

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alarming only a generation ago

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Bread was four times cheaper and

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New cars could be bought for

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The problem is around $2000

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that since 1864 we have possessed a system

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debt-based banking, all our

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Money is backed by debt

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We cannot extinguish the governmental

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State debt without extinguishing our

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source of currency, that's why we talk

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to cancel the national debt without

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reforming the banking system, that

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That's why the solution isn't impossible.

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It is found when discussing the size of the

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debt but in a system of systems

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banking and monetary

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This is the reserve building.

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Federal office in Washington is located

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about this impressive address in

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Constitution Avenue directly across from

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Lincoln Memorial

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really part of the government of the

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United States Well, what we're about to do

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What's being shown is that there's nothing federal about it.

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Regarding the Fed, the name is a

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deception created even before the act of the

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Federal Reserve System enacted in 1913 for

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to make Americans believe that this

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The Central Bank would operate based on interest rates.

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The truth is that the date is a public

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private bank belonging to

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private shareholders and that works for

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the profits of these individuals are

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correct

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The Fed is a private and for-profit bank

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This profit-making initiative has no reservations, at least.

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not enough to support the

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banknotes that it prints that are our

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current currency

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the Federal Reserve is neither Federal nor

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It has reserves; it is a private bank.

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owned by bankers who are

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members of this created by means of

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deception by an act of Congress in 1913

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If you have any doubts about membership

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the Federal Reserve to the government of the

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United States Check your guide

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telephone in most cities

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It does not appear in the Blue Pages.

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government agencies are located in the

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Commercial white pages right next to

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Federal Express is another company.

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private

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More directly, the Courts

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American women have established one after another

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once the Federal Reserve is a

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private corporation

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Why isn't Congress doing anything?

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Regarding the Fed, most of the

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members of Congress not even

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They understand the system, and the few who do

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They are afraid to declare it because

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For example, at the beginning, a congressman

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A Chicago veteran asked us if

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He could be interviewed for this video

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However, both times the team

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The recording studio arrived at this office to

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Conducting the interview. This was all.

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that the congressmen were able to film

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They never appear and eventually decide

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who no longer want to participate but some

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Few were brave for years

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Here are three examples from 1923

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representative Charles to Livier a

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Republican for Minnesota and father of

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Famous aviation pioneer Lucky Lindy

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he stated

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the financial system has been handed over to

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the Federal Reserve Board is

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The board will manage the financial system

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with the sole purpose of benefiting

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The system itself is private and guided.

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under the motto of obtaining the maximum

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potential profit based on the use of

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other people's money

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one of the most critical of the reserve

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Federal in Congress was the Old

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director of the House committee

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United States financial services

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During the years of the Great Depression

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Luis McFadden, Republican in Pennsylvania

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he said in 1932

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In this country we have one of the

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institutions more corrupt than the world

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I've never known, I mean the

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Federal Reserve Board this

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Malevolent institution has impoverished the

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American people and placed on the brink of

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This has bankrupted our government.

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done through practices

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corrupt money vultures that

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It is controlled by Senator Barry Wallpader

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He was a frequent critic of the reserve

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Federal

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Most Americans don't have

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a real understanding of the operation of

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international lenders

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Fed accounts have never been

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audited this operates outside of

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control of Congress and manipulates the

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United States credit in

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In reality, the Fed, although not part of it

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The Federal Government is more powerful than

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This one is more powerful than the president.

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Congress and the judiciary, many people

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He questions me about it, but leave it to me.

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Testing the Federal Reserve determines which

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will be the credit that an average person

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will have for a car that mortgage will have

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And one will have a job or not, and I affirm that

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This total control and the Federal Reserve

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is the largest single lender in

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What does the American government tell us?

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proverbs from the Old Testament

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The debtor is the servant of the lender.

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What one must understand is that from the

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day the Constitution was adapted until

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Currently, the types that are

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They enriched themselves with the central banks

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privatized, as Madison called them

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Money changers have unleashed a battle without

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I breathe a sigh of relief at print control

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of American money because it's so

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It's important who prints the banknotes

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They think of money like any other thing

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raw materials if you have a monopoly

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about a raw material that everyone

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Everyone wants them, but no one has them.

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There are many ways to

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to enrich and also exercises a

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immense political influence in this

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This battle consists of the

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History of the United States: Power

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The money has passed from hand to hand between the

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Congress and some kind of Central Bank

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The founding fathers knew privately.

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It's bad that a private Central Bank is a private Central Bank

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First they witnessed how The Bank

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British private central the boe

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had increased the national debt

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British to such a degree that the

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Parliament was forced to set taxes

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unjust in the American colonies

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In fact, as we will see later

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Benjamin Franklin claimed that this was the

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true cause of the Revolution

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American, most parents

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The founders realized the dangers

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potential banks and feared the

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accumulation of wealth and power of the

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bankers

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Jefferson stated

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I sincerely believe that the institutions

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Banks are more dangerous for

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our freedom that the armies in

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The power of vision must be in that position.

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taken from the banks and restored to

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legitimate owner the people James

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Madison the chief editor of the

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The Constitution agrees

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Interestingly, he called those behind

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Central Bank money changers scammers

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Madison criticized them harshly for their

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shares

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History records that bankers

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They have made use of every form of abuse

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schemes, deception, and any other means whatsoever

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violent within his reach to maintain the

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control over governments by controlling

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Money and its issuance: the battle for

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The one who issues our money has been the

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central theme throughout history

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of the United States

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Wars caused depressions.

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They were fired to obtain it even

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after World War I

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This conflict was rarely mentioned

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in newspapers or history books

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Why through the First World War

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The world's bankers with their wealth

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dominant achieved control of the

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most of the national press throughout

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of the history of America this battle

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because he acquires the power to issue

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currency intensified in fact has

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changed hands 8 times since 1764

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Although this fact disappeared from view

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of the public for more than three generations

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behind the cloud homogenized by

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media propagandists

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until we stop talking about

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government deficits and spending and

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Let's start talking about Who controls

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How much money do we have? This will only be at

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beginning of the game a total and complete

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I don't care if a deception is published

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a firm proposal for change

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constitutional if it is maintained

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balanced budget our situation

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It will only get worse until the cause is discovered.

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of the problem

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What is the solution for our

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problems first education of this

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The video deals with this, but secondly

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We must act, we must restore the

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power to issue our own currency

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issuing our own currency is not a

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I want to emphasize this radical solution

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point is the same solution as

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He proposed at different times of the

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history of the United States by

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men like Benjamin Franklin Thomas

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Jefferson Andrew Jackson Martin van

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Buuren and Abraham Lincoln

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In summary, in 1913 Congress created

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Independent Central Bank

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deceptively called the Federal Reserve

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a monopoly on the issuance of currency

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American debt generated by these

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private corporations are what's happening

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killing the American and world economy

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Although the Fed is the most

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The most powerful man in the world was not the first

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So where did this idea come from?

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to understand the magnitude of the problem

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We must return to Europe

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the money changers

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Who are these money changers that

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James Madison spoke in the Bible 2000

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Years ago Jesus drove out the money changers or

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Jerusalem bankers was the only time

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that Jesus used violent means

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What were they doing during their public activity?

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the money changers in the temple when the

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Jews went to Jerusalem to pay their taxes

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Temple taxes could only be paid by those who were only allowed to pay them.

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with a particular currency the cheque of

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sanctuary this was half an ounce of

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pure silver of this size

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It was the only way in these times of

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pure silver and certified weight if the

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image of the emperor

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Therefore, for the Jews, the segle was the

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only currency accepted by God but

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Those coins were not plentiful then

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The money changers got hold of them

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then like any other raw material

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They increased the price as much as

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The market would indicate, in other words,

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Money changers were getting high

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profits through monopoly of

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currency

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The Jews must pay what they

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They fired Jesus, this violated

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completely the sanctity of the house of

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God

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the Roman Empire

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but the currency fraud does not originate

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in the days of Jesus, 200 years before

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Christ Rome had problems with the

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changes

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Two Roman leaders tried to

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to reduce the power of money changers

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reforming usury laws and

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limiting land ownership to

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500 Acres, both were killed

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in the year 48 BC Julius Caesar

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He took the power to mint coins from the

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money changers and minted coins for the benefit of

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all

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with this new and abundant source of

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With that money, he carried out great public works.

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making money abundant

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César won the love of ordinary people

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But the money changers hated him

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Some believe it was a factor

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important of his assassination

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One thing is certain about the death of

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Caesar brought an end to the era of abundant money.

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Taxes increased. How so?

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corruption as well as in the

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Usury and currency today

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devalued reigned

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That's how Roman money was

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reduced by 90% and ordinary people lost

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their lands in their homes of equals

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This is how it happens in America and around the world

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with the disappearance of abundant money

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The masses lost faith in the

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Roman government and refused to support it

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Rome fell into the darkness of the Age

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Dark

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the blows

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A thousand years after Christ, the money changers

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those who lent and manipulated the

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January sums were active in the

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In fact, the Middle Ages were so

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assets that act together

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they were able to completely manipulate the

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English economy these were not

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properly bankers the money changers in

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In general, they were goldsmiths and artisans of the

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Gold became the first

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bankers because they began to withhold the

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other people's gold to secure them in

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their fortified houses, the first paper money

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It was simply a receipt for the gold.

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deposited in the cosmith's boxes

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Paper money was plentiful because it was more

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convenient than carrying a lot of

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heavy gold and silver coins

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Eventually the goldsmiths realized

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It is estimated that only a small part of the

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Depositors returned and asked for their gold back.

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Simultaneously, the Cosmiths began

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They discovered that abusing the system

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They could print more money than gold.

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that they kept and usually nobody noticed

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account

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then they could lend this extra money and

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receive the corresponding interest

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That was the birth of the system.

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fractional-reserve banking this

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This means lending several times more.

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money from what was held in reserve

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So if they have a deposit of 1000

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gold dollars could extend credit

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of around $10,000 in paper

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and make money from it without anyone

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He will never discover the deception.

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Through this means the goldsmiths accumulated

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gradually more and more wealth and the

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They used it to accumulate more and more gold today

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Today this practice of lending more than

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What is in reserve is known as

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fractional reserve banking system

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every bank in the United States and the world

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has permission to extend credits of

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at least 10 times more money than

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They really have, let's say, 8%.

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The interest rate is not actually 8% per year

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but 80%. That's why the

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bank buildings are the largest

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of the people, but this does not mean that

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all the interest or all the banking should

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being partially illegal in the Middle Ages

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the canon law of the Catholic Church

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prohibited charging interest

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loans concepts that came from the

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teachings of Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas

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Aquinas they established that the

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The purpose of the money was to serve the

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members of society to facilitate

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the exchange of goods in order to live

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virtuously

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The interest that they believed in limited this

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purpose by placing an unnecessary burden

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to the use of money, in other words,

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Self-interest is opposed to reason and to

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justice

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according to church law in the

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Medieval Europe prohibited carrying the

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loans with interest and qualified

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this crime as usury

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as trade grows towards the end

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The opportunities of the Middle Ages

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investment is observed and it was recognized that

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The monetary loan had a cost

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for the creditor both at risk and in

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loss of opportunities

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Some changes were allowed, although

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not the interest itself but all the

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moralists regardless of their religion

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He was convicted of fraud or pressure towards

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the poor and injustice as clearly

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immoral as we will see the reserve

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Fractional tax is based on fraud

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resulting in an expansion of poverty and

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reducing the value of money

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and the rest

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The ancient Cosmas discovered the

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extra profit that can be made by

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grow the economy with easy money

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and money was scarce when they did the

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Money is easier to lend. Then the

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circulating money was expanding

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In abundance, people asked for more.

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Loans to expand your business

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But then the money changers did more

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the supply of money is difficult and the

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loans were less accessible

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What was happening? Well, the same thing that happens

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Currently, a percentage of people do not

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could pay off his previous debts and not

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could take out new loans to pay

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the previews

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Therefore, they went bankrupt and

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They lived by selling their properties to the

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The same thing happens with Smith for pennies.

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nowadays, only today we call it

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economic growth ups and downs

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of the business cycle

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the carved sticks like Julius Caesar the

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King Henry I of England finally

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It was decided to seize power from them.

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money to the Corn Smiths Around the

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In 1100 BC, Henry could

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to have used anything as money

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down comforters or even Jack's dung

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as is common in the provinces

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more remote Tibetans but he invented the

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most original monetary system of the

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History: He was called such a Stick or the

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system of carved sticks

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I have one of the few copies here.

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This form of English money

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which lasted 726 years until 1826

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Tallistic, this system was chosen for

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avoid monetary manipulation of the

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Gold was manufactured from sticks of

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polished wood was notched into the

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length of this to indicate the

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denomination then it was cut

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longitudinally through the

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notches so both pieces

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They kept a record of the notches

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the king kept half for

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protect yourself from counterfeits then

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He could inject the other half into the

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economics, money, and the area

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circular

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This particular one is enormous, it represents

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25,000 pounds

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one of the original investors of

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The Bank of England acquired its

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initial part with this stick said of

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Another way he bought a share of one of

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the richest and most powerful corporations

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of the world with a wooden stick

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It's ironic that after his training

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In 1694 the Bank of England attacked the

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Octavio Stick system because it was money

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unaware of the power of the fair money changers

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as King Henry had wanted

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out

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Why did people accept it for those from

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Wood as money. That's a good one.

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throughout history the question

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People caused almost anything that could be

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I thought I had courage, see that the

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The secret to money is just... What things

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Which one do people accept as money?

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is our money currently in

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reality is just on paper but here it is

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trick the King Henry ordered that the

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hostels were used to pay for the

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real taxes this increased demand

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of the Talia Stick and immediately

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it began to circulate and be accepted as

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money

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It worked well, in fact it doesn't exist

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another coin that has performed so well

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such as tics

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Remember the British Empire

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He built it under such a system and Steve

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This system was successful despite the fact that

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The money changers constantly attacked him.

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offering the minting of metal as

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competition In other words, the

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metal coins never came out

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completely out of circulation but the

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such and sticks remained because they were

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good at paying taxes

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finally in approximately 1550

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Henry VIII loosened the usury laws

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The money changers wasted no time in

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to quickly capitalize

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abundant their gold and silver coins

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a few decades But when Queen Mary

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ascended to the throne and reactivated the laws of

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The money changers accumulated the money through usury.

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circulating cash straining the economy

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towards the Abyss when the sister of the

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Queen Mary Elizabeth I was crowned

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He set out to regain control of

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English money

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Their solution was to mint gold coins and

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silver from the public treasury and take the

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control over the supply that they

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Money changers did not make it easy

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Although control of the money was not the

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sole cause of the English Revolution

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1642 while religious differences

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Politics fueled the conflict

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Monetary played its main role

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financed by the Oliver money changers

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Cromwell finally dethroned the King

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Carlos scored the goal, the parliament executed

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to the king

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They were immediately allowed to

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Money changers consolidate their financial power

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the result of the next 50 years

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The money changers pushed Great Britain to

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a serious and costly war

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They appropriated a square mile of

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London, also known as the City of London

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This area is still known as one

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of the three predominant centers

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world financiers

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Conflicts with the Stuarts led to

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English money changers ally with

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those from the Netherlands to

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to finance the invasion of William of

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Orange, who undid the Stuarts in

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1668 and ascended to the English Throne

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the Bank of England

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At the end of the 17th century, England was

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financially reigned for 50 years

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continuous wars with France and Holland

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had weakened her

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desperate government agents

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They went to the money changers to ask

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credits And thus achieve their goals

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The price for politicians was high for the government

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created a privately owned bank that

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could create and issue money out of thin air

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This became the first bank

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Central in private hands the BOE the

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Bank of England deceptively was

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called Bank of England to do

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that the population thought it was part

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of the government but it is not like

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any other private corporation the

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Bank of England sold shares to

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to begin with, the investors whose names

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They were supposedly never revealed

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They earned 1.25 million pounds in

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gold to buy their shares in the

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bank but only 750,000 pounds were

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received

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Despite this, the bank was

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properly registered in 1694 and

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He started in the business of lending various

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times the amount of money they possess

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book everything with interest

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In return, the new bank would lend to the

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English politicians, both money and

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They would like to secure the debt in so many ways.

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imposing direct taxes on the people

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British, therefore the legalization of

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Bank of England meant a little

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less than the falsification of the entire

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national currency for profit

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Private bankers

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Unfortunately, almost every nation

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He now has a Central Bank in his hands

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private entities using the Bank of England

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as an example

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Such is the power of these banks

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central banks that soon took control

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total impact on the national economy

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This meant a plutocracy.

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Government of records would be like putting

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the army in the hands of the mafia

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The danger of throwing it would be extreme, yes.

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We need central banks, no.

24:15

We need them to be in private hands.

24:17

The scam of the private Central Bank is

24:20

a hidden tax the nation sells

24:23

bonds to the Central Bank to pay for things

24:25

that do not enable the political will of

24:28

increase taxes to pay for them

24:30

But those bonds are bought with money

24:32

that the Central Bank creates out of thin air

24:35

Money in circulation makes your money

24:38

The government loses value and gets everything.

24:41

that he wants and people pay for it with the

24:43

inflation

24:45

The beauty of the plan is that not a single person

24:48

In thousands you can realize because it is

24:51

hidden on purpose behind the

24:53

complex and high-sounding verbiage

24:55

economic

24:57

with the formation of the Bank of England

24:59

The nation was soon flooded with money

25:03

Prices across the country

25:05

massive loans doubled

25:08

They extended to almost all scales

25:10

It was proposed to empty the Red Sea in order to

25:12

to recover the supposedly lost gold

25:14

when Pharaoh's troops pursued

25:17

to Moses and the Israelites

25:20

In 1968 the government's debt grew

25:24

from the initial 1.25 million to 16

25:28

millions of pounds naturally

25:31

They increased their taxes to pay

25:32

all this

25:35

with British money in her hands

25:37

The British economy experienced a mountain of

25:40

booms and depressions, just the type

25:42

of situations in which a Central Bank

25:44

I would have to prevent there are two things that

25:47

I believe they are intrinsic to banks

25:49

central ones in general the first is the

25:52

participation in the formulation of a

25:54

monetary policy with the objective

25:56

specific to achieving stability

25:58

monetary

26:03

However, since the bank of

26:05

England took control of the pound

26:07

Sterling was rarely stable now

26:09

We take a look at the family

26:10

Rothchael, the one who is said to be the

26:13

richest in the world

26:15

the rise of the

26:22

Frank Germany

26:24

50 years after the bank of

26:27

England has come to your doorstep.

26:29

mushroomsmith called Angel

26:32

He opened a coin shop and a house

26:34

In 1743, an accountant placed a [unclear - possibly "a bookkeeper" or "an accountant"] above

26:39

poster depicting a Roman eagle and

26:41

a red shield the place was known

26:44

like the red shield business or in

26:47

German Rochelle when her son Angel

26:50

Mayer Bauer inherited the business

26:52

decided to change his surname to Rothschile

26:56

Angel soon learned that lending money

26:59

to the government and the kings was more

27:01

profitable than lending it to individuals

27:03

private

27:04

not only were the loans larger but

27:07

who were backed by the

27:09

national taxes

27:11

Mayer Rothschild had five children

27:14

He taught them all the skills to

27:17

then created money and sent them to the

27:19

major European capitals to open

27:21

branches of the family banking business

27:24

His first son, Angel Mayer, stayed in

27:27

Frankfurt to head the bank

27:29

The origin of Solomon's second son was

27:33

The third Nazan was sent to Vienna by

27:36

by far the smartest

27:38

Nathan was sent to London at 21

27:41

years in 1798 One hundred years after the

27:45

foundation of the Bank of England

27:48

The fourth Carl was sent to Naples and

27:52

The fifth Jacob went to Paris

27:56

In 1785, Mayern Answer moved with all of them.

28:00

his family to a larger house of 5

28:02

floors

28:03

shared with family

28:07

This house was called the green shield

28:11

The

28:12

Sims will be the central protagonists because

28:15

the rest of the financial story

28:17

European and that of the United States

28:20

Rothschilles began to deal with the

28:22

European royalty here at William Hall

28:25

palace of the richest man in Germany

28:27

Actually, the richest monarch of

28:30

Europe, Prince William is Cassel

28:33

First the Rochelles helped the

28:36

prince to speculate on the price of

28:38

the coins, but when Napoleon put the

28:41

Prince William in exile

28:44

He sent 500,000 pounds, a gigantic sum.

28:47

of money in those times to natal

28:49

Russell in London with the instruction of

28:52

buy British government bonds

28:53

also known as titles of the

28:55

government but Rothschile used the money

28:58

for his own interest with Napoleon Sin

29:01

Control investment opportunities

29:03

In times of war they were almost

29:04

unlimited

29:07

William returned a little before the

29:09

Battle of Waterloo in 1815

29:12

He warned Rochelle and demanded that she

29:15

return the money

29:17

Rocha returned the money plus the

29:19

interest rates on British bonds that

29:22

These would have yielded results if the investment

29:24

It would have been done, but Rocher

29:27

He kept all the previous profits.

29:28

which he carried out using the money of

29:30

William

29:31

Nathan Rothschel proudly declared that

29:34

the 17 years that took them to England

29:36

had multiplied his initial capital of

29:39

20,000 pounds given by his father in

29:41

2,500 times cooperating within the

29:44

The Rother family's wealth grew

29:46

incredibly for the mid-century

29:49

XIX dominated all European banking and

29:52

They were indeed the richest family

29:54

of the world

29:56

They financed it, allowing him to establish the

29:59

monopoly over the gold ruins and

30:01

South African diamonds

30:04

In America they financed the Harrimans in

30:07

railway lines the vanderbirds in

30:09

railways and press yacarnage in

30:12

steelmaking, among other things

30:16

in fact during the First World War

30:18

It was believed that JP Morgan was the world leader.

30:21

America's richest man, but he

30:24

He discovered after his death that he

30:26

was just a puppet of the

30:28

rotzales

30:29

once Morgan's will was

30:32

He made it public that he found that he alone

30:34

owned 19% of JP Morgan companies

30:39

By 1850, James, the heir to the branch

30:43

French family

30:45

He possessed 600 million francs

30:48

150 million more than all the others

30:51

French banks together built a

30:54

mansion in the east of the country called fired

30:57

William I exclaimed when he saw her.

31:01

Kings can't afford this. Only I could.

31:03

to belong to a rotzal another commentator

31:07

A 19th-century Frenchman said there is a

31:10

The only power in Europe and it's called Rock

31:13

Child, there is no evidence that his

31:15

predominant position in finance

31:17

Europe or the world has changed, let's see

31:19

the results that the bank of

31:21

England has had on the economy

31:22

British and how this was the root that

31:25

It gave rise to the American Revolution

31:28

the American Revolution

31:32

In the mid-1700s, world power

31:36

of the British Empire was close to its

31:38

summit but the English had fought in

31:40

four very expensive wars in Europe since

31:43

the creation of its private Central Bank

31:45

The Bank of England's cost was very

31:48

Stop funding these wars

31:50

British parliament went into debt

31:52

strongly with the bank by mid

31:55

In 1700 the government debt was

31:58

140 million pounds, a sum

32:01

Impressive for that time

32:04

Consequently, the British government

32:06

He embarked on a program to try to

32:08

increase profits from

32:10

of the American colonies to carry out

32:12

the interest payments to the bank but in

32:16

In America, the story was different.

32:18

the scourges of a private Central Bank

32:21

It hadn't been their turn yet.

32:23

Let's go back to Independence Hall

32:25

from Philadelphia where the declaration of the

32:27

Independence and the Constitution were

32:29

sanctioned in the mid-18th century

32:31

Revolutionary America was still

32:34

The shortage of coins is very poor in

32:36

precious metals for trading goods

32:38

It was severe, so the first

32:40

colonists were forced to experiment

32:42

with their own paper money some of

32:45

These experiments were successful

32:47

Benjamin Franklin strongly supported the

32:49

printing of paper money by the

32:51

Franklin was sent to the colonies in 1757

32:56

London

32:57

He finally stayed there for almost 18 years.

33:00

until the beginning of the Revolution

33:02

American during this period the

33:05

American colonies began to issue

33:07

their own money called Colony of

33:09

The script's efforts were successful

33:11

This represented a means of exchange

33:14

reliable also helped give it a

33:16

feeling of unity among the colonies

33:19

Remember that the color in the script was

33:22

only debt-free printed paper money

33:25

for the public interest and without

33:27

gold and silver backing in other

33:29

words were trusted fiat currency and

33:32

without the support

33:34

One day, the bank officials

33:37

England asked Franklin

33:39

How did Nintendo explain prosperity?

33:41

of the colonies without a doubt

33:43

He replied that it's simple in the colonies.

33:47

We issue our own money, it's called

33:49

Colonia in the Script, we broadcast it on the

33:51

fair proportion that trade demands

33:53

and the industry so that the products

33:55

circulate easily from the

33:58

producers to consumers of this

34:00

creating our own money

34:02

We control purchasing power and not

34:04

We don't have to pay interest to anyone.

34:06

This is common sense for Benjamin.

34:09

Franklin, but imagine the impact that

34:11

produced at the Bank of England

34:12

America learned The Secret of Money and

34:15

That genie had to return to his lamp.

34:17

as quickly as possible as a result

34:20

Parliament expedited the act of the

34:23

coin in 1764

34:25

This prohibited officials

34:27

colonials issue their own money and they

34:30

He ordered them to pay future taxes.

34:32

and gold and silver coins in other

34:34

words forced the colonies to

34:36

gold and silver standard

34:39

for those who still believe that a

34:41

The gold standard is the answer to the

34:43

current monetary problems Look at it

34:46

What happened in America after this?

34:48

in Benjamin's autobiography he

34:52

He wrote the conditions in one year.

34:55

They were so contrary that The Age of

34:57

Prosperity ended and the

34:59

depression to such an extent that the streets

35:01

The neighborhoods are full of people

35:03

jobless

35:05

Franklin claims that this was the cause

35:08

main of the American Revolution

35:12

from Franklin's autobiography

35:15

the colonies would readily accept the

35:18

small taxes on tea and other

35:20

subjects if it hadn't happened that in

35:22

England would take the money from the

35:24

colonies creating unemployment and

35:27

dissatisfaction the inability of

35:29

Chronos to control the circulation of

35:31

his own money If George's hands

35:33

III and international banking was the

35:35

main reason for the war

35:36

revolutionary

35:39

as the first shots were fired

35:41

They were doing the Lexington Massachusetts in the

35:44

By 1775 the colonies had been

35:47

plundered of their gold and silver coins

35:50

Through British taxes such as

35:52

as a result, the continental government did not

35:55

He had no other option than to print money

35:57

to finance the war at the start of the

36:00

revolution the total dollars

36:02

The number in circulation was 12 million at the end

36:05

of the war was close to almost 500

36:08

millions of dollars as a result

36:10

The currency became practically worthless.

36:12

The shoes were selling for $500 each

36:16

The Script colors worked

36:18

while they were being produced to facilitate

36:20

George Washington lamented the trade

36:23

next a money car

36:25

It will barely be enough to buy one of

36:27

provisions

36:30

Today, those who support a

36:33

gold-backed currency, they point out this

36:36

period of the Revolution to demonstrate

36:38

Do it in a Fiat way, but remember the

36:42

The same coin had such a good result 20

36:45

years earlier, in times of peace, than the

36:47

The Bank of England withdrew its support.

36:49

legal

36:51

the North American bank

36:55

towards the front of the Revolution the

36:57

The continental congress met here in

36:59

Independence Hall were

37:01

desperate for money in 1781

37:03

Robert Morris was authorized

37:05

financial superintendent open his

37:08

own private Central Bank coincidentally

37:11

Morris was a rich man who became

37:13

richest during the Revolution

37:14

trading war materials called

37:17

the North American bank the new bank

37:19

It followed almost the same model as the bank.

37:21

England allowed him to practice

37:24

the reserve banking system

37:26

fractional, that is, they could lend

37:29

money they didn't have and collect interest

37:31

about these if you and I did the

37:33

same processes on our own

37:36

We would be accused of fraud and of

37:38

criminals the bank letter invited

37:41

private investors to put up 400

37:44

one thousand dollars as initial capital but

37:46

when love proved impossible for them to obtain

37:48

The money openly used its

37:50

political influence to obtain the gold

37:52

that France had loaned to the States

37:54

United and that was deposited in the

37:56

The bank then lent the money to itself

37:59

himself and his friends to reinvest it

38:01

in bank shares to the bank of

38:04

England was given a monopoly over

38:06

the national currency

38:07

The dangers soon became visible

38:11

the value of the American currency

38:13

Its decline continued four years later

38:16

In 1785, government permission was not granted.

38:20

The leader renewed in the fight to kill

38:23

William Feedley went to the bank.

38:26

Pennsylvania explaining the problem like this

38:28

this institution without having any

38:30

principle except that of greed never

38:33

will abandon its goal of accumulating all the

38:36

wealth, power and influence of the State

38:38

the men behind the bench

38:40

North America Alexander Hamilton Robert

38:43

Morris and the bank president Thomas

38:45

Willing did not give up after only six years

38:48

then Hamilton, Secretary of the Treasury and

38:51

His mentor Morris built a new bank

38:55

private in the new congress

38:58

called the first bank of the States

39:00

United again with Vueling as

39:02

bank president

39:04

The characters were the same, it was just that

39:07

bank name changed

39:10

the constitutional convention

39:14

In 1787, school leaders did not

39:18

They met in Philadelphia to replace

39:21

the problematic articles of the

39:22

confederation as we saw before both

39:25

Thomas Jefferson, like James Madison,

39:28

They constantly opposed a bank

39:30

Private central office had verified the

39:32

problems caused by the bank

39:34

England wanted nothing to do with that

39:37

As Jefferson later said

39:40

if the American people allow any

39:42

once the banks take control

39:44

on the issuance of currency first by

39:47

inflation followed by deflation, the banks

39:50

and collaborations that grew based on

39:52

These will later be given to the people of all

39:55

property until one day their children

39:58

Wake up homeless in a land that

40:00

their parents conquered

40:05

during the debate about the future

40:07

monetary system another of the parents

40:09

founders govern Morris condemned the

40:12

motivations of the owners of

40:14

North American Bank

40:17

Morris as head of the committee that wrote

40:19

the final draft of the Constitution

40:21

I knew the motivations of

40:23

bank

40:25

along with his former boss Robert Morris

40:28

Governor Morris and Alexander Hamilton

40:31

were the ones who had presented the

40:32

Original bank plans

40:34

North America to the continental congress in

40:37

the final years of the Revolution

40:39

James Madison wrote a letter on the 2nd

40:42

July 1787 in which he revealed to them what

40:46

what was really happening

40:49

The rich will always seek to establish

40:51

their domination and enslavement of the rest always

40:54

They did it, they always will, they will have the

40:57

Same effect here as in other places

40:59

If we don't keep them within their

41:01

own limits through The power of

41:03

government despite the distancing of

41:06

Covernord Morris from the ranks of the bank

41:08

Hamilton Robert Morris Thomas Williams and

41:11

Their European backers were not going to

41:14

abandon

41:15

They convinced the majority of

41:17

convention delegates

41:18

constitutional to not give it to Congress

41:20

the total power to issue paper money

41:24

most of the delegates continued

41:25

stunned by the inflationary shock of

41:27

paper money occurred during the

41:30

Revolution

41:31

They forgot that he had played the

41:33

Script Colony before the war

41:34

But the Bank of England did not

41:37

I forgot the bankers could

41:39

allow America to print its

41:41

own money again, that's why the

41:43

The drafting of the Constitution was so

41:45

deceitful in that respect, the pitiful

41:47

A flaw in the wording left the door

41:50

open to bankers exactly as

41:53

They had planned it

41:54

first bank in the United States

41:57

in 1970, less than three years after

42:01

that the Constitution be published

42:03

Money changers attacked again

42:06

newly appointed treasury secretary

42:08

Alexander Hamilton promoted a project

42:11

to Congress asking for a new Bank

42:13

Private central office, that happened to be the one

42:16

same year that Angel made his statement

42:19

from its flagship bank in Frankfurt

42:23

Let me print and control the money

42:25

of a nation and I won't care who

42:28

make the laws

42:30

Alexander Hamilton was a tool

42:33

of the International Bankers and him

42:36

He fought to create the States Bank

42:38

United, and so it curiously did when

42:41

Hamilton graduated as a lawyer in 1782

42:45

His first job was as an assistant to

42:47

Robert Morris, the head of the bank of

42:50

North America, in fact, a year earlier

42:53

Hamilton sent Morris a letter that

42:56

I was saying a national debt if it isn't

42:58

Excessive will be a national blessing

43:00

for us a blessing, for whom

43:03

after a year of intense debate the

43:06

Congress approved Hamilton's bill

43:08

in 1971 and gave it a 20-year statute

43:11

The new Central Bank was called the

43:15

first bank in the United States

43:17

Here we are in front of this bank in

43:20

Philadelphia was given a complete monopoly

43:22

on the printing of money despite

43:24

that 80% of the reserves were owned by him

43:27

private investors 20%

43:31

The remainder was purchased by the government

43:32

of the United States, but this was not

43:34

a reason to give the government a

43:37

portion of the control but was

43:39

primarily to provide 80% of

43:42

remaining capital as with the previous one

43:44

North American bank and with the bank of

43:46

England shareholders never paid

43:49

the total amount of your participation

43:51

United States government contributed

43:53

the initial two million in cash

43:55

then the bank through the old

43:57

the magic of reserve loans

43:59

fractional extended credits to the group of

44:02

investors and thus they fulfilled the

44:04

remaining 8 million of missing capital

44:06

necessary for this investment with

44:08

zero risk

44:10

like the Bank of England

44:13

nickname bank of the United States

44:15

It was chosen on purpose to hide the

44:18

private control of it, just like

44:20

the Bank of England the names of

44:22

The investors were never revealed

44:24

A few years later it was said that the Roths

44:28

They were behind it in The Power of the Old

44:30

Bank of the United States Congress

44:33

He bought the bank because it was the way to

44:35

bring stability to the banking system and

44:38

Eliminate inflation: what has happened

44:40

during the first five years the

44:43

United States government took

44:45

borrowed $8.2 million

44:47

this bank during this period the

44:50

Prices increased by 72%. Jefferson

44:54

as the new Secretary of State looked

44:56

the debt with sadness and frustration

44:58

unable to stop him

45:01

I wish it were possible to do a

45:04

simple reform to our Constitution

45:06

taking the Federal Government out of the

45:08

capacity to borrow

45:12

Millions of Americans feel this way

45:15

same today

45:16

They observed how the government's debt

45:18

Federal was steering the economy towards the

45:21

destruction Although it was called the first

45:23

The United States bank was not the

45:26

first attempt at a Central Bank

45:27

private in this country as with the bank

45:30

In North America, the state put the largest

45:33

part of the cash for the bank

45:35

The bankers would start then

45:37

They lent each other money to buy

45:39

the remaining actions

45:42

It was a simple and straightforward scam, and no

45:45

would be able to get rid of this by

45:47

It'll be a long time, but first let's travel.

45:49

back to Europe to see how a

45:52

A simple person was able to manipulate

45:54

completely the British economy

45:57

to get the scoop on defeat

45:58

The end of Napoleon, the rise of Napoleon

46:01

to power

46:04

Here in Paris, the Bank of France was

46:06

created in the year 1800, just like the

46:09

Bank of England but Napoleon

46:11

decided that France should be rid of the

46:13

debt and never trusted the bank

46:16

France declared that when a government

46:18

It is dependent on bank money

46:20

the bankers, not the leaders of

46:23

government are in control

46:27

the hand that gives is above the one that

46:30

He receives the money, he has no country.

46:33

financial institutions have neither patriotism nor

46:35

Their license's sole goal is profit.

46:39

A return to America is coming soon.

46:41

unexpected help for Napoleon in 1800

46:45

Thomas Jefferson narrowly defeated John

46:48

Adams to become the third

46:50

President of the United States by

46:52

In 1803, Jefferson and Napoleon made a

46:55

the deal the United States would give to

46:58

Napoleon $3 million in gold

47:00

through a large portion of land to the west

47:02

the purchase of the Mississippi River

47:04

Louisiana with those three million

47:07

Napoleon quickly chose a dollar

47:10

army and launched into Europe

47:12

conquering everything in its path but the

47:15

Bank of England revealed

47:16

immediately to turn against him

47:18

They financed the entire nation that they were

47:20

against Napoleon, collecting enormous

47:23

Prussian and Austrian war profits

47:26

Finally, Russia went into heavy debt.

47:29

in a futile attempt to stop

47:32

Napoleon

47:33

four years later with the bulk of

47:36

French army in Russia Nathan of 30

47:40

years the head of the London office of

47:42

the family took charge personally

47:45

of a risky plan in which

47:47

was trafficking a cargo of gold through

47:49

France to finance an attack by

47:52

Duke of Wellington from Spain natan

47:55

He boasted at a dinner party in London, saying

47:57

which was the best business deal he ever made

48:00

He didn't realize that in the short term

48:02

He would be much better off

48:05

Wellington attacked from the south and after the

48:07

Subsequent defeats forced Napoleon

48:10

Upon surrender, Louis XV was crowned

48:15

Napoleon went into exile on Elba, a small island

48:17

Island near Italy supposedly

48:19

exiled from France forever

48:24

while Napoleon was in exile in

48:26

Elba defeated England and the

48:29

Rothschiles financing America

48:31

He was trying to free himself from the bank.

48:33

Central English

48:37

the death of the first bank

48:42

In 1811 a project was sent to

48:45

congress to renew the concession of

48:47

US bank The Debate was

48:49

heated and the legislators of

48:51

Pennsylvania and Virginia approved

48:53

resolutions in which they asked the

48:55

Congress that ANIC laser to the bank

48:59

the independent dam attacked

49:01

openly calling the bank a big

49:03

swindler, vulture, snake, and cobra

49:07

if we had such companies now in

49:09

America and the world

49:12

A congressman named Pipi Porter attacked

49:16

to the bank and in Congress itself he declared

49:18

if the banks' concession is renewed

49:20

the congress will insert itself into the flourishing

49:22

Constitution, a snake that one day

49:25

in will venerate the freedoms of this

49:28

nation to the heart the forecasts

49:30

They didn't seem good for the bank

49:33

Some historians claim that they were born

49:36

Rothschel warned the United States

49:37

that had been taken to war

49:40

more catastrophic if the concession of

49:42

bank loan was not renewed

49:44

But it wasn't enough when the waters

49:47

The renovation project slowed down

49:49

He was defeated by one vote in the House and

49:51

It was eliminated in the Senate

49:55

For now, the fourth president James

49:58

Madison was in the White House

50:00

Remember Madison was an opponent dog

50:03

to the bank's vice president George

50:06

Clinton broke the tie in the Senate and

50:08

sent the bank to extinction

50:12

Five months later, England attacked the

50:15

The United States and began the war of

50:17

1812 but the English were still

50:21

busy fighting against Napoleon and the

50:23

The war of 1812 ended in a draw in

50:26

1814 although the bankers remained

50:29

temporarily defeated were far away

50:32

It would only take them two more to surrender

50:34

years Reinstall your private bank plus

50:37

stronger and bigger than ever, Waterloo

50:41

But now let's return to Napoleon because

50:45

no other event in history

50:46

demonstrates the generality of the family

50:48

Rothchair as the stock market control

50:50

British values ​​immediately afterwards

50:53

of Waterloo

50:55

at the beginning of 1815, a year after the

50:58

end of the war of 1812 in America

51:01

Napoleon escaped from exile and returned to

51:05

French troops were sent to Paris

51:07

so that they could capture him, but such was he

51:10

Napoleon's charisma that the soldiers

51:12

They gathered around the former leader and

51:14

He was named emperor again in

51:17

In March 1815 Napoleon established a

51:20

army in which the Duke of

51:22

Wellington defeated in less than 90 days

51:24

later in Waterloo some

51:27

Historians say that Napoleon asked

51:30

loaned £5 million to the bank

51:32

England to rearm, but it seems

51:35

that these funds came from the bank

51:37

Uber in Paris, however, from now on

51:41

Going forward, it wouldn't be at all strange if the

51:43

private central banks finance

51:46

both sides according to the war

51:49

because a Central Bank would finance the

51:51

two enemy commanders in a war because

51:54

War is the biggest generator of debt.

51:57

Of all of them, one nation would go into debt for

52:00

any amount for the victory

52:02

The final loser would be given just what

52:05

necessary to maintain hope and

52:07

the ultimate winner would be freed

52:10

just in order to also earn those loans

52:13

They are arranged with the guarantee that the

52:14

The winner will pay the debts of the loser.

52:20

This is the Waterloo battlefield

52:22

about 320 miles from Paris in what

52:26

This is Belgium today; here Napoleon suffered his

52:28

viral defeat but not before thousands

52:31

English and French gave their lives

52:33

on a humid summer day in July

52:37

1815 right here on July 18, 1815

52:42

74,000 French troops clashed

52:45

against 67,000 English and other troops

52:49

nations

52:50

The outcome of the battle was uncertain

52:53

In reality, without Napoleon he would have attacked

52:55

probably a few hours earlier

52:57

He would have won the fight, but without

53:00

It matters who will win or lose in

53:01

London, not so rocky, was planning

53:04

take advantage of the opportunity to take the

53:06

control of the English stock market

53:08

of bonds and even more so from the bank of

53:12

England Rocha bet an agent of

53:15

confidence called Rothsport on the side

53:17

North of the battlefield near the

53:20

English channel

53:22

once the battle is over, donuts

53:25

crossed the canal

53:29

and gave the news to Naen Rothchael

53:31

24 hours before he arrived

53:34

Wellington Roth's emissary was

53:36

quickly to the stock market

53:38

English and stood in the usual way to

53:42

side of an old column all the

53:45

Eyes were upon him, the Roths possessed

53:49

a legendary communication network if

53:51

Wellington would have lost and Napoleon

53:53

It was growing again on the Continent

53:56

The British financial situation would be very

53:58

Rochelle, gravely distressed, stood up

54:01

as if petrified, with downcast eyes and

54:05

Suddenly he started selling the others

54:07

Investors were nervous because

54:09

They saw how Rocha, he was selling at first

54:11

her reaction could mean only one

54:14

Things Napoleon won and Wellington lost

54:16

The stock market began to fall immediately

54:18

Soon everyone had sold their shares

54:20

UK government bonds and their prices

54:23

Rochelle then fell quickly

54:25

He started buying those same stocks.

54:27

through its agents by a

54:29

a fraction of what they were worth hours before

54:33

Myths can be 100 years later in

54:37

The New York Times published a story that

54:38

He recounted that Nasan's grandson claimed

54:41

a court order that its first a

54:43

book With this story of the stock market

54:45

The Rochelle family stated that the story

54:47

It was a lie and defamatory, but the court

54:49

He denied the Rochelles' request and

54:52

He ordered the family to pay all the

54:54

court costs, which is more

54:56

What's interesting about this story is that the

54:58

The same authors say that the day after

55:00

From Waterloo, in a matter of hours, they are born

55:03

in Rochelle it became not only

55:05

owner of the stock exchange but also of the bank

55:07

from England

55:09

Did the Rocher family obtain...? Did they get...?

55:12

control over the Bank of England

55:14

first and richest private Central Bank

55:17

of Europe

55:19

One thing is certain. By the middle of the century

55:22

The Rochelle family of the 18th century were by far the

55:25

the richest family in the world they

55:27

They dominated the bond market

55:29

They diversified into other banks and into the

55:32

industry in the 19th century was actually

55:35

known as the Rochelle era

55:38

Despite its incalculable wealth,

55:41

family Generally cultivated an hour of

55:43

invisibility

55:44

Although the family gained control over

55:47

the industry, trade, mining and

55:50

only a few tourism corporations

55:53

companies appeared with the name of the

55:55

Rothchael by the end of the 19th century

55:58

The expert estimated that the Rothsche family

56:00

controlled half of the wealth of

56:02

world

56:04

By the end of the 19th century, an expert

56:07

He estimated that the Rocher family controlled

56:09

half of the world's wealth

56:11

whatever the extent of his

56:13

enormous wealth makes it reasonable to want that

56:16

their percentage of world wealth

56:18

It has grown since then, but since

56:21

At the beginning of the 20th century, the Rochelle family had

56:24

successfully cultivated in the notion of

56:26

that his power may vanish or

56:28

diminished as His wealth

56:30

growing

56:32

the second largest bank in the United States

56:36

Meanwhile in Washington in 1816 a

56:40

one year after Waterloo and the control

56:42

from the Bank of England by Rothschile

56:44

The US Congress approved another

56:46

This was called a private Central Bank

56:49

second bank in the United States

56:51

the constitution of the new bank was a

56:54

copy of the previous banks the

56:56

the United States government would have

56:58

20% of the bank's shares and these

57:00

The securities would be paid for by the treasury.

57:02

United States going directly to

57:04

bank deposits then starting from

57:07

the magic of fractional reserve banking was

57:09

transformed into credits to the

57:11

private investors who bought 80%

57:14

of the remaining shares

57:17

as before the main shareholders

57:19

They remained secret, but it is known

57:22

that most of the

57:23

shares close to a third of

57:25

total were sold to foreigners.

57:28

said an observer at the time

57:30

It is certainly not an exaggeration to say

57:32

that the second bank of the States

57:34

Unidos was deeply adapted

57:36

both in America and in England

57:38

So by 1816 some authors

57:41

They claim that the Rochelle family owns the

57:43

control over the Bank of England and

57:45

They also backed a bank

57:47

Private central bank in America

57:50

Andrew Jackson

57:56

after 12 years of manipulation of the

57:59

economy by the second bank of

58:01

the United States, the American people

58:03

He already had enough opponents at the bank

58:06

They didn't look at a worthy senator, you stop

58:09

Andrew Jackson, the Hero of the Battle of

58:12

New Orleans to be president. This is

58:15

His home, the Hermitage, from the beginning

58:18

Nobody seriously believed the possibilities

58:21

Jackson

58:22

the bank had long since figured out how

58:25

political processes could

58:27

to control oneself with money, unexpectedly and

58:30

Jackson bankers' dismay

58:32

He was elected in 1828

58:35

Jackson was convinced he would kill the

58:38

bank as soon as he could and didn't lose the

58:41

time to do it but the concession of

58:44

The bank's 20-year lease was not renewed until

58:46

1836 the last year of the second period

58:50

Jackson's If he survived that long

58:54

During the first period, Jackson struggled

58:58

by getting rid of the many

58:59

government bank servants

59:00

laid off nearly 2,000 of the 11,000

59:04

Federal Government workers in

59:07

1832 with the re-election close to the bank

59:10

He attacked, Ima, not in advance.

59:12

hoping Jackson wouldn't shake things up

59:14

Controversy led them to ask Congress to

59:17

will process a four-year renewal

59:19

Of course, Congress had previously accepted and

59:23

He sent the project to the president

59:24

He would sign it, but Jackson got involved.

59:27

This law was denied up to his neck.

59:30

The message of the ban is one of

59:32

the most important documents of

59:34

North America East clearly establishes

59:36

the government's responsibility towards

59:38

its rich and poor citizens

59:43

It is not only our citizens who

59:45

will receive the generosity of our

59:47

government more than 8 million in shares

59:49

This bank is in foreign hands

59:52

It is not dangerous for our freedoms

59:54

and Independence that a bank whose

59:57

identity has so little to do with

59:58

our country

1:00:02

control our currency receive our

1:00:05

public money and support thousands of

1:00:08

dependent citizens would be something more

1:00:10

terribly dangerous that military power

1:00:12

of the enemy

1:00:17

if the government were to commit to being

1:00:20

protector and give his favors without

1:00:22

distinction between large and small

1:00:24

rich and poor alike, it would be a blessing

1:00:27

unlimited the act before me It seems to be

1:00:30

a large, unnecessary deviation from these

1:00:33

fair and wise principles then in

1:00:37

July 1832 Congress was unable to

1:00:40

reject Jackson's denial now

1:00:43

Jackson was facing re-election

1:00:46

Jackson brought up the discussion head-on

1:00:48

to the people for the first time in history

1:00:51

He conducted his presidential campaign in the

1:00:53

ahead of him were the candidates

1:00:56

The president remained at home and

1:00:59

presidential candidates displayed the slogan of

1:01:01

His campaign was Jackson not to the bank

1:01:04

The National Republican Party nominated

1:01:07

Against Jackson, Senator Henry Clyde

1:01:10

despite the fact that the banks relied on

1:01:12

three million dollars the campaign

1:01:14

key presidential Jackson was re-elected

1:01:17

overwhelmingly in November

1:01:20

1832 despite the victory Jackson knew

1:01:24

that the battle was about to begin

1:01:27

The monster's corruption is stopped, no.

1:01:29

the president announced she was dead

1:01:32

Jackson ordered his new Secretary of

1:01:34

treasure Luis McLaren begin to take out the

1:01:37

State deposits, the second largest bank

1:01:39

the United States and deposit them in

1:01:42

savings banks but Magnen refused

1:01:44

Jackson fired him and appointed

1:01:47

William Wayne as the new Secretary of State

1:01:50

treasure

1:01:51

Duein also refused to obey the

1:01:53

president and was also fired

1:01:57

then appointed Roger Brooke playing in

1:02:00

this position

1:02:01

tennis withdrew state funding to

1:02:04

from October 1, 1833

1:02:08

Jackson was euphoric. I'm ready.

1:02:11

to extract each tooth from the bench and

1:02:13

then its trunk

1:02:15

but the bank would not abandon the

1:02:17

His boss, Nicolás Videl, used his fight

1:02:21

influence to get the Senate to reject

1:02:23

the appointment of tn then in a

1:02:26

strange display of arrogance

1:02:29

threatened to cause depression if the

1:02:31

The bank was not restored this Heroic

1:02:35

The president believes that having started

1:02:36

the scalp to Indians and

1:02:38

imprisoned judges could do it

1:02:40

The same with the bank is wrong then

1:02:44

in an incredible display of honesty

1:02:47

for a banker at the Central Bank of Videl

1:02:50

He admitted that the bank would make the drain

1:02:51

outside, becoming scarce to force Congress

1:02:54

that the bank restores nothing but the

1:02:57

widespread suffering will produce a

1:02:59

effect on our only congress

1:03:01

It is safe to continue with the restriction

1:03:03

I'm sure I have the money and I have no doubt.

1:03:06

that way we will restore the

1:03:08

currency and the bank: What a relationship!

1:03:11

wonderful, here the pure was revealed

1:03:14

TRUE

1:03:15

Scandalous Clarity videl tried to use

1:03:18

the power of the decrease in money

1:03:20

from the bank to cause a depression

1:03:22

massive until America surrendered

1:03:25

Unfortunately, this happened once and

1:03:28

again in the history of the United States

1:03:30

United and it is about to happen again in the

1:03:32

Today's world: Nicholas Biden did well

1:03:35

With this threat, the one-armed man diminished.

1:03:37

quickly the supply of money

1:03:39

demanding payment of old debts and

1:03:42

By avoiding granting new loans, a

1:03:45

financial panic followed by a

1:03:47

deep depression naturally due

1:03:50

Al blamed Jackson for the crisis

1:03:52

saying it was caused by the retirement

1:03:54

from the bank's federal funds

1:03:57

Unfortunately, his plan backfired.

1:04:00

As a result, wages and prices are

1:04:03

unemployment plummeted and grew alongside

1:04:05

The nation became bankrupt

1:04:07

The press quickly reported on the insurrection

1:04:10

He cursed Jackson, the bank threatened him

1:04:13

withdraw payments to Congress leaving

1:04:15

politicians without support in just a few

1:04:18

A few months later, the congress met in the

1:04:20

called a panic session

1:04:22

six months after he withdrew the

1:04:25

Jackson bank funds were

1:04:27

officially discredited by a

1:04:29

Senate resolution with 26 votes

1:04:32

Against 20, it was the first time that the

1:04:35

Congress sanctioned a president

1:04:37

He reproached the bank, saying, "You are a..."

1:04:40

I tried to chase away that bunch of vipers and because

1:04:43

the eternal God who will cast you out

1:04:46

the fate of the United States

1:04:48

it hovered over the edge of a knife

1:04:50

if the congress gathered enough

1:04:52

votes to overturn the denial of

1:04:55

Jackson would be guaranteed the bank

1:04:57

another 20 years or more of monopoly over

1:05:00

US money time

1:05:03

enough to consolidate its already enormous

1:05:05

then a miracle happened

1:05:09

Pennsylvania governor came out in support

1:05:11

to the president and strongly criticized the

1:05:14

bank above Pidel was surprised

1:05:17

boasting publicly about the bank's plan

1:05:19

to depress the economy

1:05:22

Suddenly the tide turned in April

1:05:25

of 1834 the House of Representatives

1:05:28

voted 134 to 82 against the renewal of

1:05:32

This was followed by an even more significant vote.

1:05:34

majority to appoint a commission

1:05:37

special to investigate if the bank

1:05:39

had caused the depression

1:05:41

when the commission appeared at the

1:05:44

bank's address in Philadelphia with

1:05:46

a court order to examine the

1:05:48

Videl refused to hand over the books, nor did he agree to give them to her.

1:05:51

It didn't even allow the inspection of the

1:05:54

correspondence with members of Congress

1:05:56

related to loans and

1:05:58

personal advances that they made

1:06:00

He also declined to specify in front of

1:06:03

the commission in Washington

1:06:06

On January 8, 1835, Jackson paid the

1:06:10

final installment of the national debt

1:06:12

debt produced because banks issued

1:06:15

currency through bonds of

1:06:17

government the place of the government

1:06:19

simply issue treasury notes

1:06:21

Without any debt, Jackson was the only one

1:06:24

president who once paid off the debt

1:06:26

national a few weeks later on the 30th

1:06:29

January 1835, a hitman named Richard

1:06:33

Lawrence tried to shoot the president

1:06:35

Jackson, but by the grace of God, the

1:06:38

Two pistols malfunctioned. Lawrence was

1:06:40

declared innocent for reasons of

1:06:42

mental dysfunction after his

1:06:44

Liberation told her friends that

1:06:46

very powerful people in Europe

1:06:49

They hired him, and that if he were captured, he would...

1:06:51

would protect

1:06:52

the following year without renewal of

1:06:55

bank the second largest bank in the United States

1:06:57

It stopped acting as the Central Bank

1:07:00

national request was arrested and charged with

1:07:04

He was tried for fraud and acquitted, but he died.

1:07:07

Shortly afterwards, still embroiled in trials

1:07:11

after his second term as

1:07:13

President Jackson retired to life

1:07:16

private here at the Hermitage, her home

1:07:18

tennis just outside Nashville here

1:07:21

He is still remembered for his

1:07:23

determination to kill the bank killed him

1:07:26

also that it took them 77 years

1:07:28

money changers undo the damage

1:07:32

when asked about his achievements

1:07:35

more important he answers I killed the

1:07:39

bank

1:07:41

Abraham Lincoln

1:07:44

Unfortunately, Jackson failed in

1:07:46

attack the whole picture and the problem

1:07:48

From the ground up. Although Jackson destroyed the Bank

1:07:52

Central, the most insidious weapon of the

1:07:54

money changers fractional reserve banking

1:07:57

This remained in numerous banks

1:08:00

fueled economic instability in

1:08:02

years before the civil war

1:08:04

still the centralist bankers

1:08:06

They were outside and this resulted in a

1:08:09

progress while the United States

1:08:11

expanded westward during this period

1:08:12

The leading bankers fought to

1:08:15

to regain its lost central power but

1:08:17

It was in vain, then they changed their

1:08:20

strategy and formula of a Bank

1:08:22

Private central office and they began to create

1:08:24

debt and dependency if they could obtain their

1:08:28

The US central bank would be seen

1:08:30

defeated, pushing them towards war

1:08:32

civil in the same way as in 1812

1:08:35

after the first bank of the United States

1:08:37

Unidos was not renewed a month later

1:08:40

of Abraham's taking possession

1:08:42

Lincoln, the first shots of the war

1:08:44

American civilians were those here in

1:08:47

Ford Center South Carolina on the 12th

1:08:50

In April 1861, slavery was a

1:08:53

cause of the civil war but not the

1:08:55

major

1:08:57

Lincoln knew that the southern economy

1:08:59

depended on slavery in such a way that

1:09:01

Before the war I had not had the

1:09:03

intention to eliminate it

1:09:05

Lincoln expressed it this way in

1:09:07

his inaugural speech a month earlier

1:09:12

that is not my direct or indirect purpose

1:09:15

interfere with the institution of the

1:09:17

slavery in the States in which

1:09:19

Now it exists, I think I don't have the right

1:09:21

legal to do so and neither is any

1:09:23

inclination to do it

1:09:28

even after the initial altercations

1:09:30

At Fort Hunter, Lincoln continued

1:09:33

insisting that the war was not an issue

1:09:35

of slavery

1:09:38

My ultimate goal is to save the union

1:09:40

It is neither about saving nor destroying slavery

1:09:43

if I can save the union without releasing the

1:09:46

I'll make slaves. So what are you talking about?

1:09:49

It dealt with the civil war; there were many

1:09:51

factors the game the industrialists of

1:09:54

Northern countries had subsidized rates for

1:09:56

to prevent the southern states

1:09:58

They will import cheaper European goods.

1:10:02

Europe responded by halting imports.

1:10:05

cotton from the southern states of

1:10:07

The south had a double financial tie

1:10:10

were obliged to pay more for the

1:10:13

most essential goods

1:10:15

while its export revenues

1:10:18

Cotton fell, cholera grew. But

1:10:22

There were other factors at play

1:10:24

bankers were still stunned by

1:10:26

the setback in its control 25 years earlier

1:10:32

since then the locomotive of

1:10:34

The economy had made the nation rich.

1:10:37

bad example for the rest of the world

1:10:39

The big bankers saw the

1:10:42

opportunity to break the new is

1:10:44

reincarnation to divide it and

1:10:46

to conquer it through war

1:10:49

This was a kind of wild theory

1:10:51

of Conspiracy in those times Well

1:10:54

Let's look at what one observer said

1:10:56

well located for the time, his name was

1:10:59

Otto Bismarck, Chancellor of Germany

1:11:01

the man who united the German states

1:11:04

a few years later

1:11:07

the division of the United States into

1:11:09

federations of equal strength was

1:11:11

decided long before the civil war

1:11:13

by the high financial powers of

1:11:16

In Europe, these bankers feared that the

1:11:18

The United States if they remained of one

1:11:20

piece and as a nation they achieved a

1:11:24

Economic and financial independence that

1:11:26

would disrupt their financial dominance

1:11:28

world

1:11:32

months after the start of the Ford sante

1:11:34

central bankers lent to

1:11:37

Napoleon III of France, the nephew of

1:11:40

Napoleon 210 million francs for

1:11:43

seize France and assemble troops

1:11:46

on the southern border of the United States

1:11:48

Taking advantage of the fact that America was in

1:11:51

war to violate the Monroe Doctrine and

1:11:53

Returning Mexico to colonial rule is not an option.

1:11:56

The outcome of the war mattered

1:11:58

civilian in a weakened United States

1:12:00

heavily indebted to the bankers

1:12:03

they would leave the center again and

1:12:05

South America at the Mercy of Colonization

1:12:07

European what the Monroe doctrine

1:12:09

prohibited since 1823

1:12:13

At the same time, Great Britain mobilized

1:12:16

11,000 soldiers in Canada and the

1:12:18

positioned itself menacingly along

1:12:20

the northern border British fruit

1:12:23

went on war alert

1:12:25

provide a rapid intervention

1:12:29

Lincoln knew he was doubly

1:12:31

bound by it, desperate for the

1:12:33

destination of La Unión

1:12:35

There was much more than just differences.

1:12:37

between the north and the south. That's why

1:12:40

He always emphasized unity and no

1:12:43

I will speak of the defeat of the South, Lincoln.

1:12:45

He needed money to earn in 1861

1:12:48

Lincoln and his Secretary of the Treasury

1:12:50

Solomon and Chase went to New York

1:12:53

to request the necessary loans

1:12:56

bankers eager to see the fall of the

1:12:59

The union offered loans of 24 to 36%.

1:13:02

Lincoln said of interest, "Thanks, but no."

1:13:06

and returned to Washington

1:13:08

Lincoln called an old friend the

1:13:10

Colonel Dick Taylor of Chicago and

1:13:13

He was tasked with solving the problem of

1:13:14

war financing during a

1:13:16

Lincoln asked Taylor at the meeting what

1:13:19

Taylor had discovered, he said

1:13:22

Why the corner, that's easy, brings together the

1:13:26

Congress to approve the good

1:13:28

regulation for printing banknotes of

1:13:30

legal tender and pay your

1:13:32

soldiers with them. Keep going and win.

1:13:35

your war with them too

1:13:39

When Lincoln asked Taylor if the

1:13:41

The people of the United States would accept this

1:13:43

the colonel replied with the paper money

1:13:46

Ordinary people wouldn't have any other

1:13:48

another option if you do

1:13:50

completely legal tender will have

1:13:52

full government authorization and will be

1:13:55

as good as any money since

1:13:57

Congress possesses this clear power

1:13:59

by article 1 of the Constitution

1:14:01

This is exactly what Lincoln did

1:14:04

then what Taylor told him between 1862

1:14:08

63 Lincoln printed 450 million

1:14:13

dollars in new bills for

1:14:15

distinguish them from other paper money in

1:14:17

circulation were printed with ink

1:14:19

The green on the back is why it's

1:14:21

They called greenbacks with this new

1:14:23

Lincoln used that money to pay the troops and

1:14:26

purchase supplies along the

1:14:28

war close to 450 million dollars

1:14:31

They were printed without any associated interest.

1:14:33

for the government

1:14:37

He understood who was driving the

1:14:39

threads and what was at stake for the

1:14:41

American people. That's how he explained it.

1:14:44

his thinking

1:14:47

The government must create, issue, and circulate

1:14:50

all the money and credit needed to

1:14:52

satisfy the spending power of

1:14:54

government and the purchasing power of

1:14:57

consumers the privilege of creating and

1:14:59

issuing money is not just an attribute

1:15:01

supreme of the government but also the

1:15:03

greater creative opportunity for the government

1:15:06

through the adoption of these principles

1:15:08

taxpayers will save immensely

1:15:11

sums due to lack of interest

1:15:13

Money will cease to be the master and

1:15:16

will become a servant of humanity

1:15:19

an incredibly candid article in the

1:15:22

The London Times explained the attitude of the

1:15:25

bankers versus the greenbacks of

1:15:27

Lincoln

1:15:30

if this evil financial policy whose

1:15:33

Its origin is in North America; it hardens

1:15:35

so that it would establish that the

1:15:37

government should provide its own money

1:15:39

He would pay his debts at no cost and

1:15:42

I would be free of them, I would have all the money

1:15:45

necessary to carry out its

1:15:47

Trade would thrive like never before

1:15:49

It happened in world history and the

1:15:52

brains and wealth from all countries

1:15:54

They would go to North America; this country must

1:15:58

be destroyed or will destroy all monarchy

1:16:01

of the globe

1:16:04

the financial system was so effective

1:16:07

that the following year 1863 with the troops

1:16:10

Federal and Confederate states beginning

1:16:13

concentrate for the decisive battles

1:16:15

of the civil war and the treasure in

1:16:18

need for a new authorization of the

1:16:20

congress to issue more gritbacks

1:16:22

Lincoln allowed some banks

1:16:24

They will promote the act of the National Bank

1:16:27

these new private national banks

1:16:30

They would operate tax-free and with the

1:16:32

monopoly power as a whole to create

1:16:34

new money banknotes although

1:16:37

The greenbacks continued to circulate their

1:16:40

The amount was not increased

1:16:44

But the most important thing at this point is

1:16:47

total supply of money from the States

1:16:49

The United States would be created without debt by the

1:16:51

bankers buying government bonds and

1:16:54

issuing banknotes with that backing

1:16:56

from the bank, like the historian John

1:16:59

Kenneth explained

1:17:02

Many years after the war,

1:17:04

The Federal Government obtained a great

1:17:06

However, the surplus could not pay for his

1:17:08

debt by canceling its obligations because

1:17:11

Doing that would mean there would be no

1:17:13

bonds to back the banknotes of

1:17:15

national banks to pay the debt was

1:17:17

destroy the money supply

1:17:22

After 1863, Lincoln obtained a

1:17:25

unexpected help from Tsar Alexander II of

1:17:28

Russia

1:17:30

The Tsar, like Bisbark in Germany, knew

1:17:33

The plan of the international bankers

1:17:34

and resolutely refused to allow them to

1:17:38

They installed a Central Bank in Russia

1:17:41

if North America survived and remained

1:17:44

out of his clutches

1:17:46

The Tsar's position would become secure

1:17:49

if the bankers managed to divide the

1:17:51

United States and return the halves to

1:17:54

England and France with both nations

1:17:57

under the control of the Central Bank

1:17:59

They could threaten Russia again

1:18:03

Then the tsar ordered that if both

1:18:06

England and France intervened

1:18:09

actively and provided aid to the south

1:18:11

Russia would consider those actions as

1:18:13

a declaration of war ordered that

1:18:15

part of its Pacific fleet

1:18:17

stationary in San Francisco

1:18:20

Lincoln was re-elected the following year

1:18:23

1864 if he had lived surely

1:18:27

would have annihilated the monopoly of the

1:18:29

national banks that ripped him off

1:18:31

during the War on November 21st

1:18:34

In 1864 he wrote the following to a friend

1:18:39

The problem with the power of money is that

1:18:41

takes advantage of the nation in times of

1:18:43

peace and conspires against it in times of

1:18:46

adversity is more authoritarian than the

1:18:48

a monarchy more insolent than the

1:18:50

autocracy and more selfish than the

1:18:52

bureaucracy Shortly after Lincoln

1:18:55

His Secretary of the Treasury had been assassinated

1:18:57

Salmon regretted his participation in

1:19:01

ensure the prevention of the act of

1:19:03

national banks only one year later

1:19:07

My actions in promoting the act of

1:19:09

national banks were the mistake

1:19:11

The biggest financial windfall of my life, this has

1:19:14

led to a monopoly that affects

1:19:15

all the interests of the country

1:19:19

April 14, 1865, 41 days later

1:19:23

of his clarification and barely five days

1:19:25

after General Lee surrendered

1:19:28

antegrant in the apomatox Lincoln was

1:19:31

shot by John Wilx in the theater

1:19:33

Ford

1:19:35

Bismarck, Chancellor of Germany, regretted

1:19:38

the death of Abraham Lincoln

1:19:41

Lincoln's death is a disaster for

1:19:44

Christendom There is no man in the States

1:19:46

United worthy of wearing their boots I fear that

1:19:49

foreign banks with their cunning and

1:19:51

tortuous traps will control

1:19:53

completely sexuality between

1:19:55

riches of America and will use them

1:19:56

systematically to run the

1:19:59

modern civilization will not hesitate to

1:20:01

to push all of Christendom into wars

1:20:03

and chaos with the purpose of the earth

1:20:06

become your inheritance

1:20:09

Bismar understood seeing in the plan of the

1:20:11

bankers suspect that the bankers

1:20:13

Internationals were responsible for

1:20:16

Lincoln's assassination led them to come out

1:20:18

area in Canada in 1934 70 years

1:20:22

after

1:20:23

Gerald, a popular and respected man, has arrived at

1:20:26

Canadian revealed this surprising

1:20:28

accusation in a five-hour speech

1:20:31

in the Canadian House of Commons

1:20:33

criticizing Canada's debt originating

1:20:36

in the monetary system

1:20:38

Remember, it was in 1934, the climax of the

1:20:42

The Great Depression also affected

1:20:44

Canada Gerald McGuire had obtained

1:20:46

evidence from public records

1:20:48

eliminated supplied by agents of

1:20:51

secret service present at the trial

1:20:53

by John Boot after his own death

1:20:56

McCues said this evidence showed

1:20:58

Puzz was a mercenary in the service

1:21:00

of the International Bankers of

1:21:03

According to an article in the Vancouver Sanz

1:21:05

Abraham Lincoln, May 2, 1934

1:21:09

The executioner who emancipated the slaves was

1:21:11

assassinated by the machinations of a

1:21:14

group that represented the bankers

1:21:15

Internationals who feared the

1:21:18

National credit ambitions of

1:21:19

president

1:21:20

It was the only group in the world that had

1:21:23

Reasons to wish death on

1:21:25

Lincoln were against this

1:21:27

national monetary program and

1:21:29

They confronted him because of his policy of

1:21:31

greenback issuance

1:21:34

curiously

1:21:36

He stated that Lincoln was not assassinated.

1:21:39

just because the bankers

1:21:40

Internationally, they wanted to restore a

1:21:43

Central Bank in America but

1:21:45

They also wanted to impose a currency

1:21:46

backed by gold, the gold that they

1:21:49

they mostly controlled another

1:21:51

way to return to the United States

1:21:54

gold standard

1:21:55

Lincoln had done the opposite

1:21:57

issuing American banknotes

1:21:59

greenbacks that were based on the

1:22:02

good faith and trust of the States

1:22:04

United the article quotes dawning

1:22:08

were the characters interested in the

1:22:11

establishment of the Gold standard and in the

1:22:13

dancan's right to dominate the

1:22:15

currency and credit of every nation in the

1:22:17

world with Lincoln assassinated they

1:22:20

could proceed with that plan in the

1:22:22

The United States in the following 8 years

1:22:24

The money was used to assassinate Lincoln.

1:22:27

demonetized and the monetary system

1:22:29

The gold-based system was installed in the

1:22:31

USA

1:22:35

They never returned from the corner again

1:22:38

issue debt-free banknotes in the

1:22:40

United States these stamped dollars

1:22:42

red ones issued in 1963 were not a

1:22:46

new issue from President John

1:22:48

Kennedy but only a remission of the

1:22:50

old greenbacks issued years ago

1:22:55

in another act of stupidity and ignorance

1:22:57

The Arriaga Act of 1994 authorized The

1:23:01

replacement of greenbacks with banknotes

1:23:03

debt-based, in other words, little

1:23:06

The greenbacks were in circulation in

1:23:08

the United States until 1994

1:23:11

Why was money bad and good?

1:23:14

For bankers it's simple because the

1:23:16

Silver was abundant in the United States and

1:23:19

It was difficult to control the gold, it was and

1:23:22

It has always been scarce throughout the

1:23:24

History has been relatively easy

1:23:26

monopolize gold, but silver is

1:23:28

historically 15 times more abundant

1:23:31

The return to the gold standard

1:23:35

with Lincoln out of the way next

1:23:38

The bankers' objective was to obtain the

1:23:40

total control over the American currency

1:23:42

It was no easy task with the beginning of the

1:23:46

West America, the silver was

1:23:48

being extracted in large quantities and by

1:23:51

Above all, Lincoln's greenbacks

1:23:53

They were generally popular despite the fact that

1:23:55

European central banks attacked

1:23:58

deliberately to the greenbacks

1:24:00

States continued to circulate

1:24:01

United in reality until a few years ago

1:24:03

back according to historian Willard

1:24:06

Cleon Scoutzel

1:24:09

Just after the civil war there was

1:24:11

important discussions to revive

1:24:13

Lincoln's brief experiment with the

1:24:16

constitutional monetary system if the

1:24:18

European financial complex would not have

1:24:20

intervened would have become without

1:24:22

doubts in an established institution

1:24:25

It is clear that the American concept of

1:24:27

Print your own money without debt

1:24:29

This provoked confrontations with the elite of

1:24:32

European central banks

1:24:34

They watched in horror as the

1:24:36

Americans were asking for more greenbacks

1:24:38

They could have killed Lincoln, but

1:24:41

Support for his monetary ideas grew

1:24:44

in April of 1866, nearly a year ago

1:24:47

after the assassination of Lincoln

1:24:50

Congress began working at the request

1:24:52

of the interest of the European central bank

1:24:54

They approved the contraction agreement.

1:24:57

authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to

1:24:59

initiate the withdrawal from circulation of

1:25:02

some greenbacks and therefore

1:25:03

decrease the supply of money

1:25:07

authors Theodor Toren and Richard Wagner

1:25:09

They explained the results of the

1:25:11

decrease of money in his book

1:25:13

Cruz classic or Money book

1:25:18

the difficult times after the

1:25:20

Civil war could have been avoided if

1:25:22

The greenback legislation continued as

1:25:24

Lincoln wanted

1:25:26

Instead, there were a series of panics

1:25:29

financial institutions that we call

1:25:31

recession that pressured Congress to

1:25:34

enact laws that put the system

1:25:35

banking under centralized control

1:25:39

finally the Federal Reserve Act

1:25:42

It was approved on December 23, 1913

1:25:48

In other words, the bankers wanted

1:25:50

Two things: first, the restoration of a

1:25:53

Central Bank Under its exclusive control

1:25:55

and secondly, also a paper currency

1:25:58

American gold-backed

1:26:00

The strategy was twofold: first, to cause a

1:26:03

a series of panics to try to

1:26:04

to convince the American people that

1:26:07

only centralized control of money

1:26:09

It could bring economic stability and

1:26:12

second, to withdraw so much money from the system

1:26:14

that most Americans

1:26:16

they would be desperately poor

1:26:19

that they wouldn't mind or would be very

1:26:21

weakened to put themselves in the bankers' shoes

1:26:23

In 1866 there were 1.8 trillion dollars in

1:26:28

currency circulating in the United States

1:26:30

approximately $50.46 per capita in

1:26:35

1867 half a trillion dollars had been

1:26:38

withdrawn from the total circulating currency 10

1:26:41

years later in 1876 the American money

1:26:44

It was reduced to $600 million

1:26:47

$14 per capita in other words

1:26:50

two-thirds or 66.6% of the money of the

1:26:54

The United States had been asked by the

1:26:57

bankers only

1:26:58

$14.60 per capita remained in

1:27:01

circulation 10 years later the

1:27:04

The money supply had been reduced to

1:27:06

only $400 million Although the

1:27:09

population growth had exploded

1:27:11

The result was only $6.67

1:27:15

per capita remained in circulation one

1:27:18

660% loss in purchasing power

1:27:21

In 20 years, today economists

1:27:25

They support the system by selling the idea

1:27:27

that recessions and depressions are

1:27:29

natural part of something they call

1:27:31

the economic cycle, the truth is that

1:27:35

The money supply is being manipulated

1:27:36

just as it was before and after the

1:27:39

civil war, how could that have happened, how is it

1:27:42

that the money supply became so

1:27:44

simple bank loans are scarce

1:27:46

They were collected and no more were stolen

1:27:49

Furthermore, the silver coins were

1:27:51

cast in 1872 by a man named

1:27:56

Ernest Side was sent to the United States

1:27:58

with a capital of 100,000 pounds

1:28:00

$500,000 to bribe the

1:28:03

congressmen from the bank

1:28:05

England in order to pass a law

1:28:07

with the project to demonetize silver

1:28:09

The following year, Congress approved the

1:28:12

minting act of 1873 and the minting

1:28:16

silver dollars stopped

1:28:18

abruptly in fact the congressman

1:28:21

Samuel Hooper, who introduced the project

1:28:23

On camera, he acknowledged that Save was

1:28:25

who reactivated the law. But this is going to

1:28:28

To make things worse in 1874, Ernest Shade expressed

1:28:32

publicly who is behind the

1:28:34

scene

1:28:37

I went to North America in the winter of

1:28:39

1872 to 1873 authorized to insure if

1:28:42

could the project approval

1:28:44

demonetization of silver was the era of

1:28:47

interest of those who

1:28:48

represented the board of the bank of

1:28:50

England, which did it by 1833

1:28:54

Gold coins were the only type of

1:28:55

coins

1:29:00

But the struggle for control of money

1:29:02

In the United States, it was not yet over.

1:29:05

just three years later in 1876 with a

1:29:10

a third of the workers are unemployed

1:29:12

The town was getting very nervous

1:29:14

People were asking for the return of the

1:29:16

Lincoln greenbacks or the return of

1:29:18

silver coins anything that

1:29:20

make the money more abundant that year

1:29:22

Congress created the silver commission

1:29:25

to study the problem the report

1:29:27

He clearly accused the bankers

1:29:29

central to the monetary decrease the

1:29:32

The report is interesting because it compared

1:29:34

the deliberate contraction of money

1:29:36

after the civil war to the fall

1:29:38

of the Roman Empire the disaster of the

1:29:41

The dark years were caused by the

1:29:43

decrease in the supply of money and

1:29:45

The fall in prices without money

1:29:48

civilization could not have had a

1:29:49

beginning and with a decreasing supply

1:29:52

It should weaken and, if left untreated, be remedied

1:29:55

It will finally become extinct in the era

1:29:57

Christian, money and cash in the

1:29:59

Roman empire

1:30:00

to $1.8 billion at the end

1:30:03

by the 15th century had plummeted to less

1:30:06

of 200 billion dollars the

1:30:08

History records no other disastrous event

1:30:11

transition like that of the Roman Empire in

1:30:13

the dark years despite the report of

1:30:16

the silver commission the congress no

1:30:18

did nothing the following year in 1877

1:30:23

riots erupted from Pittsburgh to

1:30:25

Chicago, the torches of the beasts

1:30:27

Protests lit up the sky

1:30:29

bankers focused on deciding that

1:30:31

They decided to resist now that

1:30:34

They had control back, they were going to

1:30:36

resign at the association meeting

1:30:38

American bankers that year asked

1:30:41

to all the members who made

1:30:43

everything they could to eliminate the

1:30:45

notion of returning to the greenbacks

1:30:47

club secretary James World wrote

1:30:50

a letter in which the banks said that

1:30:52

It's not just a matter of disrupting Congress

1:30:54

but also to the press

1:30:56

It is advisable to make every effort

1:30:58

so that newspapers and periodicals

1:31:00

most important weekly events especially

1:31:03

the agricultural and religious press oppose it

1:31:06

to the circulation of the Green packs with

1:31:08

paper money and also retain the

1:31:10

sponsorship of all applicants

1:31:12

Those who are not pleased oppose the

1:31:15

government and the mission of annul money

1:31:17

the minutes So you can see banknotes

1:31:19

or restore circulation by emitting

1:31:22

government money will provide money to

1:31:25

town and will seriously affect our

1:31:27

Individual earnings as bankers and

1:31:29

lenders see your congressmen

1:31:31

immediately and talk to them so that

1:31:34

support our interests and we can

1:31:36

control legislation

1:31:39

as political pressure grew

1:31:41

For a change, the press tried to

1:31:43

to divert the American people from the truth

1:31:46

The New York Tribune put it this way on the 10th

1:31:49

January 1878 The capital of this country

1:31:53

It is finally more organized than ever.

1:31:55

and we'll see which congress will be able to

1:31:57

Threatening him doesn't quite work

1:32:01

February 28, 1878 The Congress

1:32:05

Sherman Act passed allowing the coinage

1:32:08

a limited number of silver dollars

1:32:10

for five years

1:32:13

This wouldn't end with the money.

1:32:15

backed by gold nor would it release

1:32:17

completely to silver before 1873

1:32:21

anyone who carried money to a

1:32:23

the minting agency could have its

1:32:25

Silver dollars without charge. But not for

1:32:28

a long time

1:32:30

at least a little money started to

1:32:33

flow through the economy again without

1:32:35

The greatest threats to their control

1:32:37

Bankers gave loans and the depression

1:32:39

The post-Civil War period finally ended

1:32:42

Three years later, in 1881, the Americans

1:32:46

They elected Republican James Garfield

1:32:48

As President Garfield understood how

1:32:51

the economy had been manipulated as

1:32:53

congressman was president of the

1:32:55

appropriation commission and was a member of

1:32:57

banking and currency after the takeover

1:33:00

Possession criticized the bankers

1:33:02

publicly in 1881 the one who controls

1:33:05

The volume of money in a country is the

1:33:08

absolute owner of all industry and

1:33:09

trade and when you realize that everything

1:33:12

The system is easily controlled

1:33:14

one way or another by a few men in

1:33:16

They don't have to explain how to reach the top

1:33:18

periods of inflation originate or

1:33:21

deflation

1:33:22

unfortunately a few weeks

1:33:24

Following this declaration on the 2nd

1:33:27

July 1881 the president he was

1:33:31

murdered

1:33:33

free silver

1:33:36

The bankers quickly recorded power

1:33:38

They began a periodic scam against the flock

1:33:41

That's what they called it, creating booms

1:33:43

economic downturns followed by depressions

1:33:46

They took over thousands of homes, farms and

1:33:48

land for pennies in 1981

1:33:52

Bankers prepare to depress the

1:33:54

economy once again its methods and

1:33:58

The reasons will be revealed with a

1:33:59

Impressive clarity in one note

1:34:01

sent by the bankers' association

1:34:03

He had an organization to which the

1:34:06

most bankers belonged

1:34:09

realize that this note was calling

1:34:11

the bankers by creating a depression in

1:34:13

a date three years in the future of

1:34:16

According to the Congressional Records Here

1:34:18

This is part of it

1:34:21

by September 1, 1984 no

1:34:25

we will renew our loans under

1:34:27

no circumstances on September 1st

1:34:29

We will ask for our money, we will

1:34:32

execute and receive mortgages in

1:34:34

our possession we can take two

1:34:36

thirds of the fields of the West

1:34:38

Mississippi and thousands of these east of

1:34:40

Mississippi also at the price that

1:34:42

We want the peasants to become

1:34:44

tenants like in England these

1:34:47

depressions could be controlled

1:34:49

because the United States used a

1:34:51

gold-backed monetary system

1:34:53

standard given that gold is scarce is

1:34:56

one of the easiest commodities to

1:34:58

manipulating people meant they wanted the coins.

1:35:00

money to be able to escape the power of

1:35:02

the bankers who had control over the gold

1:35:05

People simply wanted restitution

1:35:08

of the silver rejecting Mister's act

1:35:10

set of 1873 called at that time the

1:35:14

crime of 1873

1:35:17

by 1896 the issuance of silver coins

1:35:20

became the central theme of the

1:35:22

presidential campaign

1:35:24

William jenning brian a senator from

1:35:27

Nebraska ran for president.

1:35:29

Democrats supporting release in

1:35:32

the issuance of silver coins in the

1:35:34

Democratic National Convention of Chicago

1:35:36

He delivered a moving speech that won

1:35:38

the title of crown of thorns and cross of

1:35:41

Gold. Although Brian was only 36 years old, his

1:35:44

speech is recognized as the

1:35:45

most famous speech ever given in a

1:35:48

political convention in its dramatic

1:35:50

several conclusions said

1:35:54

We will respond to your request for a

1:35:57

gold standard by telling them you don't

1:35:59

You can press your forehead with this

1:36:01

You cannot crucify with a crown of thorns

1:36:03

humanity on a golden cross

1:36:07

the big bankers supported

1:36:09

hugely to the Republican candidate

1:36:11

William McKinley, who was in favor of

1:36:13

gold standard the resulting discussion was

1:36:16

among the wildest disputes over the

1:36:18

presidential position in the history of

1:36:20

Brian, from the United States, performed more than

1:36:23

600 speeches in 27 states the campaign

1:36:27

McKinley urged manufacturers and

1:36:29

business owners who would inform their

1:36:31

workers if Brian is elected all

1:36:33

The factories will close and there will be no jobs

1:36:35

The trick worked; McQueenley defeated

1:36:39

Brian by a small margin Brian

1:36:42

It was presented again in 1900 and 1908 but

1:36:46

He lost by a very narrow margin both times.

1:36:47

during the democratic convention of

1:36:50

1912 Brian was a powerful figure who

1:36:53

helped Wilson win the nomination

1:36:56

When Wilson was president he appointed him

1:36:59

as secretary of state but Brian

1:37:01

He quickly became disillusioned with the administration

1:37:03

Wilson's

1:37:06

Brian was only in the two years

1:37:08

administration before resigning in

1:37:10

1915 after the highly suspicious

1:37:13

sinking of the Lusitania, an event that

1:37:16

used to lead the United States to the

1:37:18

World War I Although William

1:37:21

Brian Jennings never won the presidency

1:37:23

Their efforts slowed down the bankers

1:37:26

for 17 years in the pursuit of his

1:37:29

upcoming sale of a brand new bank

1:37:31

US Central

1:37:34

J.B. Morgan and the 1927 Crash were now

1:37:39

the moment for the bankers

1:37:40

return to the business of a new and

1:37:43

private Central Bank for America

1:37:45

During the 1900s, men like JP

1:37:49

Morgan took charge of a new panic

1:37:51

would be necessary to attract interest

1:37:54

national to the supposed need for a

1:37:56

The logic of the Central Bank was that only one

1:37:58

The Central Bank would prevent disasters

1:38:00

Morgan's banking was undoubtedly the

1:38:03

most powerful banker in the United States

1:38:05

and a suspected Roths agent

1:38:08

Morgan helped finance the Empire

1:38:10

John Dee Rockefeller's Standard Oil

1:38:13

also the railway monopoly of

1:38:15

Edgar Harriman, the steel by Andrew

1:38:18

Carnage and numerous other industries

1:38:23

In addition to this, JP Morgan's father

1:38:26

Juniors Morgan had been an agent

1:38:29

financier of the British after the

1:38:31

JP Morgan's father's death was associated

1:38:34

to a British man, Edward Greenfield

1:38:36

director of the Bank of England during

1:38:38

a long time

1:38:40

In fact, Morgan's death

1:38:42

The wealth belonged to only a few.

1:38:44

millions of dollars the amount of capital

1:38:47

that most people believed that

1:38:49

actually belonged to others

1:38:51

people

1:38:53

In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt

1:38:56

He is allegedly pursuing Morgan and his

1:38:59

good friends using the law

1:39:00

antitrust to try to break

1:39:03

industrial monopolies in reality

1:39:05

Roosevelt did very little to interfere.

1:39:08

in the growing monopolization of

1:39:10

American industry by the bankers and

1:39:12

substitutes, for example Roosevelt

1:39:14

supposedly broke the monopoly of the

1:39:16

standard oil, but it wasn't actually like that

1:39:18

It was simply divided into 7

1:39:21

corporations all controlled by the

1:39:23

Rockefellers

1:39:25

People found out about this thanks to the

1:39:28

political cartoonists like Thomas

1:39:30

Nass, who called the bankers

1:39:31

money monopolists in 1907 after

1:39:35

the re-election of Teddy Roosevelt Morgan

1:39:38

decided it was time to try

1:39:39

create a new Central Bank

1:39:42

combining their financial muscle Morgan

1:39:45

and his friends were able to bring down

1:39:48

the secret bag

1:39:49

Thousands of small banks were in

1:39:52

some had discovered they had reservations

1:39:55

less than 1%, thanks to the system

1:39:58

fractional-reserve banking in a few

1:40:01

Bank runaways made the news days

1:40:04

national

1:40:06

Morgan brings energy to the public scene and

1:40:09

offered to boost the defective

1:40:11

United States economy

1:40:13

Rescuing failing banks with

1:40:16

The money he printed without backing was

1:40:18

an outrageous proposal even worse than

1:40:21

the reserve banking system

1:40:22

fractional but Congress let it

1:40:25

do

1:40:25

Morgan fabricated $200 trillion

1:40:28

completely without reservations, money

1:40:31

private that he used to buy things pay

1:40:34

services and that he sent to his banks

1:40:36

partners to lend it with

1:40:38

interest

1:40:40

His plan worked; the public soon

1:40:43

He regained confidence in the economy and left

1:40:46

to accumulate capital

1:40:48

but as a result the power of the

1:40:50

banks became even more consolidated in the hands of

1:40:53

a few large banks by 1908

1:40:57

Panic disappeared and Morgan resurfaced

1:41:00

as a hero by the president of the

1:41:01

Princeton University, a man

1:41:03

called ultra Wilson

1:41:06

all these problems could be

1:41:08

avoided if we determine in a committee

1:41:11

of six or seven men with spirit

1:41:13

Civic like JP Morgan to take charge of

1:41:16

their affairs of our country

1:41:18

The economics books explained that the

1:41:21

creation of the Federal Reserve System

1:41:23

It was a direct consequence of the panic.

1:41:25

of 1907 with its alarming and epidemic

1:41:28

The country was satiated by bank failures

1:41:31

the one and only time of anarchy and a

1:41:34

Central Bank stabilizes Senator Charles

1:41:37

Limbert, father of the famous pilot Lucky

1:41:39

Lindy later explained that the

1:41:41

The Panic of 1907 was really a hoax

1:41:45

those who have not been favorable to the

1:41:48

money confidence could be

1:41:50

excluded from business as well as

1:41:51

people frightened by the demands of

1:41:53

changes in the bank and the laws of the

1:41:56

currency whose confidence could structure

1:41:58

So, from the banking law

1:42:00

national bankers of 1863 were

1:42:03

capable of creating a series of bubbles and

1:42:05

The purpose of the crisis was not only God

1:42:08

to possess the people of their properties the

1:42:11

The banking system was basically so

1:42:13

unstable that had to be secured

1:42:15

by a Central Bank again

1:42:22

after the Crash Teddy Roosevelt to

1:42:25

The panic reaction of 1907 created by

1:42:28

through a law something called the

1:42:29

National Monetary Commission the commission

1:42:31

The aim was to study the problem

1:42:33

banking and make recommendations to

1:42:35

Congress, of course, the commission was

1:42:38

made up of friends and accomplices of

1:42:40

Morgan, the chairman of the commission, was

1:42:42

Senator Nelson to the Error Island network

1:42:45

Alfred represented Newport, owned by

1:42:49

the most banking American families

1:42:50

rich, her daughter married John Day

1:42:53

Rockefeller Junior and had five

1:42:55

sons of John Nelson who was vice president

1:42:59

Lawrence of the United States in 1974

1:43:02

Winstroke and David, head of the Council of

1:43:05

foreign relations and ancient

1:43:07

President of Chase Manhattan Bank Tan

1:43:10

soon as the National Commission

1:43:12

The monetary system was formed by Senator Albert

1:43:15

He took a two-year trip through Europe.

1:43:16

where he consulted at length with the

1:43:19

private bankers of the banks

1:43:20

centrals in England and Germany the

1:43:23

total cost of this trip for the

1:43:25

The contributors amounted to $300,000

1:43:28

an astronomical sum in those times

1:43:30

Even today, shortly after

1:43:33

his return on the night of the 22nd

1:43:35

November 1910 some of the men

1:43:38

most powerful and richest in America

1:43:40

They boarded Alfred's private carriage and

1:43:43

Under strict secrecy they traveled to this

1:43:46

Jekyll Island site off the coast of Georgia

1:43:50

Paul came with the group

1:43:56

He received a salary of $500,000 a day

1:43:58

year to enact a Central Bank

1:44:01

private in America by the firm of

1:44:03

cool investment Love and Company the partner

1:44:07

Jacob, the grandson of that workbook, was the one from the workbook.

1:44:10

who shared the green shield residence

1:44:12

with the family

1:44:15

Shift, as was later learned, was about

1:44:18

invest 20 million dollars to

1:44:20

finance the fall of the Tsar in Russia

1:44:23

These three European families

1:44:26

rothschiles the warwords and the shift

1:44:28

were intertwined through marriages

1:44:31

over the years in the same way as

1:44:33

his American banker friends

1:44:35

Morgan, the Rockefellers, and the Alrich

1:44:40

The secret was so big that the seven

1:44:42

main participants were

1:44:44

warned to use only first names

1:44:47

to prevent the servants

1:44:49

their identities were revealed years later

1:44:52

a participant frank vanderlech

1:44:54

president of National City Bank in

1:44:57

New York and representative of the

1:44:58

Recofellers confirmed the incident of the

1:45:00

Jackil Island in the 9th edition

1:45:02

February 1935 The Saturday Post

1:45:08

I was like a secret, in effect, like

1:45:11

furtive like any conspirator

1:45:13

We knew that the exhibition Simply

1:45:15

I shouldn't have run or all our time and

1:45:18

The effort would have been wasted if it had been

1:45:20

public that our group met and

1:45:23

This bank project was not drafted

1:45:25

I wouldn't have had even a chance to be

1:45:27

approved by congress

1:45:30

The participants came here to

1:45:33

to solve their biggest problem, like getting back to

1:45:36

having a private Central Bank although

1:45:38

There were other problems as well.

1:45:40

that they should deal with first the

1:45:42

market share of

1:45:44

large banks were contracting in

1:45:47

the first 10 years of the 20th century

1:45:49

number of banks in the United States

1:45:51

had more than doubled by

1:45:53

over 20,000 in 1913 only 29%

1:45:57

They were national banks and they controlled

1:46:00

only 57% of all deposits As

1:46:04

Senator Alrix said in a magazine

1:46:06

before

1:46:08

Check this law, the bankers of

1:46:10

New York could only dominate the

1:46:12

New York reservations we can now

1:46:15

to control the bank reserves of all

1:46:17

the country

1:46:19

Therefore, something had to be done

1:46:22

to put these new banks under their

1:46:24

control As John Rockefeller said

1:46:27

Competition is the second sin.

1:46:30

the United States economy was so

1:46:32

strong that corporations were beginning to

1:46:35

finance expansions with their own

1:46:37

profits instead of going into debt with The

1:46:39

Big banks

1:46:41

those first 10 years of the 20th century

1:46:44

70% of corporate investment came from

1:46:47

of its profits, that is, the industry

1:46:49

America became independent of the

1:46:52

bankers And that trend should

1:46:54

stop, all participants see each other

1:46:57

that these problems could be fixed

1:46:59

through an effective solution But

1:47:01

Perhaps his biggest dilemma was that of the

1:47:03

public relations the name of the new

1:47:05

Central Bank that discussion took place

1:47:08

here in this room, one of the many

1:47:10

auditoriums in this hotel known today

1:47:13

as Jacky iceland Club hotel Alfred

1:47:16

I thought the word bank shouldn't

1:47:17

not even appear in the name warbur

1:47:20

I wanted to call the Law the Law of the Reserve

1:47:22

national or Federal Reserve, the idea was

1:47:25

that it was necessary to give the impression that the

1:47:27

The purpose of the new Central Bank was

1:47:30

stop bank runs but also

1:47:32

conceal its monopolistic nature

1:47:36

However, it was the other way around; the selfish one

1:47:39

politician who insisted on calling it the law

1:47:41

after nine days The Island

1:47:44

Shekel, the group dispersed, the new

1:47:47

The Central Bank would be very similar to the

1:47:49

former bank of the United States

1:47:50

eventually he would be given a monopoly

1:47:53

about the currency in the United States and the

1:47:55

right to create money out of thin air How

1:47:58

Creating money for Fett from nothing is a

1:48:01

four-step process but first

1:48:03

Let's talk about bonds. Bonds are just...

1:48:06

government payment promises or promissory notes

1:48:08

People buy bonds to get interest rates

1:48:11

guaranteed interest payments when the bond matures

1:48:13

The government pays it back with interest and the bond

1:48:16

It was destroyed; there were about 3.6 trillion.

1:48:19

of bond dollars in 1996 now the

1:48:23

thirst money creation process

1:48:25

Step 1: The Federal Market Committee

1:48:27

open approves the purchase of bonds

1:48:30

United States step 2 The Fed buys the

1:48:33

bonds to anyone who sells them in the

1:48:35

open market

1:48:37

Step 3: The Fed pays the specific bonds

1:48:40

electronics to the selling bank, the trick

1:48:43

The thing is, those credits are based on nothing.

1:48:45

The Fed only creates them, step 4, the banks

1:48:49

They use these deposits as reserves

1:48:52

They can lend up to 10 times their capital

1:48:54

in reservations to other people always with

1:48:57

interest in this way if the reservation

1:48:59

Federal acquires, for example, one million

1:49:02

dollars in bonds become more than 10

1:49:04

millions of dollars in the accounts of

1:49:06

Banks do indeed believe that faith creates

1:49:09

10% of the total new money and the

1:49:11

Banks create the remaining 90% for

1:49:14

reduce the amount of money in the

1:49:16

in the economy the process is reversed

1:49:19

The Federal Reserve sells bonds to the public and

1:49:21

the money comes from the local bank that

1:49:23

The loans must be reduced by

1:49:26

10 times the amount sold. So if

1:49:29

The Fed sells one trillion in bonds

1:49:31

The result is 10 million dollars

1:49:33

less in the economy. So how is it?

1:49:37

difference in the bankers who

1:49:38

They gathered on Yequil Island

1:49:42

First, one is completely removed

1:49:44

appropriate banking reform

1:49:46

Second, it prevents a system from

1:49:49

State financial free of debt as

1:49:51

Lincoln's Greenback system

1:49:54

bond-based financing

1:49:56

State tax on Lincoln after

1:49:58

The greenbacks, now created, were recorded

1:50:01

in third stone the delegates

1:50:03

bankers the right to create 90% of

1:50:06

the money supply based on the

1:50:08

fractional reserves that at the same time

1:50:09

would be loaned with interest fourth

1:50:13

centralizes total control of

1:50:15

supply of money in the hands of

1:50:17

A few fifths of a bank is established

1:50:20

Central with a high degree of

1:50:21

independence from political control

1:50:24

effective Shortly after its creation the

1:50:26

great contraction at the beginning of the

1:50:28

The 1930s would cause the Great Depression

1:50:31

This Independence was strengthened

1:50:33

through additional laws to make

1:50:36

to mislead the public into thinking that the

1:50:38

The government retained control of the plan

1:50:40

It stated that the Fed was being led by a

1:50:42

board of appointed governors and

1:50:44

approved by the senate everything that the

1:50:46

What they had to do was make sure that their

1:50:48

people were appointed to the board of

1:50:51

governors, that wasn't difficult.

1:50:53

Bankers have silver and this metal

1:50:55

Buy politicians

1:50:56

while the participants moved away from

1:50:59

island and the offensive in relations

1:51:01

public banks were beginning to emerge.

1:51:03

New York City raised an educational fund

1:51:05

$5 million to finance

1:51:08

professors in reported universities

1:51:10

so that they would support the new bank

1:51:13

Wilson was one of the first to

1:51:15

to get on the train but the trap of the

1:51:17

The bankers' law didn't work for the king.

1:51:20

quickly identified with a law of

1:51:22

bankers a law that only benefited

1:51:25

called the monopoly of money As

1:51:27

Congressman Limbert said during the

1:51:29

debate

1:51:30

The King's plan is the Wall Street plan

1:51:33

This means another panic. If it were

1:51:35

necessary to intimidate people

1:51:38

Alric, paid by the government to

1:51:40

representing the people proposes a plan

1:51:42

for monopolies instead

1:51:44

seeing that they don't have the votes to

1:51:46

win in Congress, the leaders

1:51:48

Republicans did not bring the law to

1:51:50

The bankers passed the vote

1:51:52

stealthily to option 2 The

1:51:54

Democratic alternative and began to

1:51:57

finance Democrat Woodrow Wilson

1:52:00

in the words of the respected historian

1:52:02

James Verloft, The Financier of Wall Street

1:52:05

Street Bernard Baruc was put in charge of

1:52:07

Wilson's education

1:52:09

He brought Wilson to party headquarters

1:52:12

New York Democrat in 1912

1:52:14

leading him by a rope like a little dog

1:52:16

Wilson, a lapdog, received a course in

1:52:19

indoctrination by the leaders

1:52:21

who met there

1:52:24

The stage was set by the bankers

1:52:27

They prepared to install their own

1:52:28

Private Central Bank once again the

1:52:31

damage caused by President Andrew

1:52:33

Jackson 67 years earlier had been

1:52:36

Partially repaired with approval

1:52:38

of the National Ship Law during the

1:52:41

Civil war

1:52:43

Since then the battle has spread

1:52:45

For decades, Jackson's supporters

1:52:48

They went on to support the Green packs that were

1:52:50

The most ardent followers returned

1:52:52

William Jennings Brian under the leadership

1:52:55

Brian's opponents of the cowboys

1:52:58

ignorant of Baruk's tutoring

1:53:00

They and Brian launched a campaign to support Wilson

1:53:03

They would be quickly betrayed. The law

1:53:06

of the Federal Reserve in 1913 during

1:53:10

the Democrats' presidential campaign

1:53:13

They kept watch as they attempted to oppose the king

1:53:15

as Congressman Luis explained

1:53:18

Macfaden, chairman of the commission

1:53:20

banking and monetary 20 years after

1:53:23

event

1:53:28

The Alreg project was doomed in the

1:53:30

tribune when Burrock Wilson was

1:53:33

The man who led the

1:53:35

The Democratic Party promised the people that

1:53:37

If the party returned to power, it wouldn't be

1:53:39

would establish no Central Bank

1:53:40

while they will take the reins three

1:53:43

Months later that promise was broken and

1:53:46

Wilson's administration under guardianship

1:53:49

of those sinister figures of Wall

1:53:51

Street that are guided behind the Colonel

1:53:53

House established here in our country

1:53:55

the rotten monarchical institution of

1:53:58

The Kings of the bank to control us

1:54:01

chain us from above, from the cradle

1:54:03

Even to the grave once Wilson is elected

1:54:07

Morgan Warburg Baruk and Company

1:54:10

they moved forward on a new plan that

1:54:12

workbook called the reservation system

1:54:15

Federal

1:54:16

Democratic leaders proclaimed the

1:54:18

new project the glass law Owen as

1:54:21

something radically different from the law to

1:54:24

The laws were identical in every network

1:54:26

important detail indeed so

1:54:29

The negotiation was vehement, similar to the previous one.

1:54:31

of the Democrats that Paul Walker

1:54:33

The mastermind behind both projects had to

1:54:36

get involved to ensure their friends

1:54:37

Congressional payments that the two projects

1:54:40

They were practically identical

1:54:44

Leaving aside the differences

1:54:46

external factors that affect the packaging

1:54:48

we found that the nuclei of the two

1:54:50

systems are closely related and

1:54:53

related to each other but that

1:54:55

Participation was only in private.

1:54:57

publicly the monopoly of money

1:55:00

boosted around the vanderleep registry

1:55:04

the president of National City Bank in

1:55:06

New York of Rockefeller and one of the

1:55:08

seven on Jekyll Island to oppose the

1:55:10

new Federal Reserve System

1:55:12

Wanderslip admitted on Saturday night

1:55:15

post that the two measures were

1:55:17

virtually identical

1:55:21

Although the plan to the Federal Reserve network

1:55:24

It was not accepted when it was given the name

1:55:26

to the king all his essential points

1:55:28

were contained in the plan that was

1:55:30

finally adopted as the approach

1:55:33

The vote in Congress is called the

1:55:35

Ohio officer Alfred to testify

1:55:39

He noticed the similarities between the two

1:55:41

projects the Alfred law and the law of

1:55:43

glass and Owen

1:55:47

the project grants that for which

1:55:49

Wall Street and the big players have battled

1:55:51

banks under private control for 25 years

1:55:54

of the currency the place of a control

1:55:56

The public Owen Glass project works

1:55:59

just like Android, both measures

1:56:01

They possess the people and the government of a

1:56:03

effective control over public money

1:56:05

and rely exclusively on banks

1:56:07

the dangerous power to make the

1:56:09

money, whether abundant or scarce,

1:56:12

the people

1:56:15

During the debate, the senators

1:56:18

They complained that the big banks used

1:56:20

their financial muscle to influence

1:56:22

the result

1:56:23

There are bankers in this country who are

1:56:25

enemies of the common good, and said the

1:56:27

senator who despised

1:56:30

Beyond the accusations of fraud

1:56:32

The project was ultimately corrupted

1:56:34

sent to the Senate on December 22

1:56:37

1913 after the majority of senators

1:56:40

They will leave the city for the holidays

1:56:42

having been previously notified by

1:56:44

his bosses said nothing would be done until

1:56:46

a lot after Christmas after

1:56:49

most senators will leave the

1:56:51

city ​​for the festivities having been

1:56:53

previously warned by his superiors that he would not

1:56:55

Nothing would be done until long after.

1:56:57

Christmas, the day it was approved

1:57:00

Congressman Limberg's project

1:57:02

prophetically warn their

1:57:04

compatriots

1:57:07

This law establishes the most oligopoly

1:57:10

gigantic of the planet when the

1:57:12

Mr. President, sign this law. The government

1:57:14

invisible monetary power will be

1:57:16

Once legalized, people won't notice them.

1:57:19

immediately. But on the day of reckoning

1:57:21

This is only a few years away from this stay

1:57:24

A banking project is the worst crime

1:57:26

legislative era

1:57:29

In addition to this, just weeks before the

1:57:32

Congress passed the tax law on

1:57:34

income because it was the tax on

1:57:36

income so important because finally

1:57:38

The bankers possessed a system that

1:57:40

would produce a state debt

1:57:42

virtually unlimited. How would they be paid for?

1:57:45

the interest on that debt regardless

1:57:47

the principal amount remember a Bank

1:57:50

Private central bank creates money out of thin air

1:57:52

The Federal Government was small then

1:57:54

Until that moment he subsisted only on

1:57:58

import and production taxes

1:57:59

just like with the Bank of England

1:58:02

interest payments must be

1:58:04

guaranteed by direct taxes to

1:58:06

The people, the bankers knew that if

1:58:08

They had to depend on the

1:58:09

contributions of the states with

1:58:11

security the legislatures of each

1:58:13

The state would rebel and refuse to

1:58:15

pay the interest on your own money

1:58:17

or at least exert political pressure

1:58:19

to keep debt small

1:58:22

It is important to know that in 1895 the Court

1:58:25

Supreme Court declared a law unconstitutional

1:58:28

of similar income tax also in

1:58:30

In 1909 the Supreme Court also declared

1:58:33

unconstitutional another tax on

1:58:35

Corporate income. Consequently,

1:58:37

Senator Alrer promoted a project to

1:58:39

a constitutional reform in order to

1:58:42

allow the income tax

1:58:44

proposal number 16 reform of the

1:58:46

The Constitution was sent to the

1:58:48

legislatures for its approval but

1:58:50

Some critics complained that the

1:58:52

Reform 16 was never confirmed by the

1:58:55

three-quarters of the are needed

1:58:57

states, in other words, the reform 16

1:59:00

It could be illegal

1:59:02

But the bankers were not in the mood

1:59:04

to discuss the details in October

1:59:07

1913 Senator Alreg had promoted the

1:59:10

income tax law in the

1:59:12

Congress without the power of taxation

1:59:14

direct about the town, avoiding the

1:59:16

The Federal Reserve Act would apply to the United States.

1:59:18

Not very useful for those who wanted

1:59:20

To lead the United States into debt

1:59:23

profound a year after approval

1:59:26

of the Federal Reserve Act

1:59:28

Congressman Limberg explained how faith

1:59:31

created what is called the economic cycle

1:59:34

and how they use it to their advantage

1:59:39

to cause high prices, everything that

1:59:42

What will affect you is lowering the network rate.

1:59:45

discount producing an expansion of the

1:59:46

credit and a boom in the stock market then

1:59:49

when the businessmen have

1:59:51

balanced to the conditions can

1:59:53

to control and arbitrarily stop the

1:59:56

prosperity halfway up

1:59:59

The discount rate this can cause

2:00:01

that the pendulum-like ups and downs of

2:00:03

market fluctuate smoothly through

2:00:05

slight changes in the discount rate or

2:00:08

cause violent fluctuations due to a

2:00:11

abrupt change in rates in

2:00:13

In any case, they will possess information.

2:00:15

internal financial conditions

2:00:18

upcoming ones, whether they will rise or fall

2:00:21

This is the strangest and

2:00:23

dangerous advantage that has been placed in

2:00:25

hands of a privileged class by

2:00:27

part of some government the system is

2:00:30

privately run with the sole purpose of

2:00:33

to obtain the maximum possible profits

2:00:35

by using other people's money

2:00:38

They know in advance when to create

2:00:40

panics for their own benefit too

2:00:42

When to stop inflation and deflation

2:00:45

They work equally well for them

2:00:47

when they control the finances

2:00:50

Congressman Limberg was right

2:00:52

What she didn't realize was that the

2:00:55

most European nations already

2:00:56

They had fallen prey to the bankers

2:00:58

central decades or centuries earlier but he

2:01:02

It also mentions the important fact of

2:01:04

that only a year before faith had

2:01:06

He monopolized the gold market

2:01:08

This is how the banks expressed themselves

2:01:11

The Federal Reserve has already monopolized the

2:01:13

gold and gold certificates but

2:01:15

Lindberg was not the only critic of the

2:01:18

Federal Reserve Congressman Luis

2:01:20

McFadden, the chairman of the commission

2:01:22

Banking and monetary from 1920 to 31

2:01:25

He emphasized the significance of the law.

2:01:27

Federal Reserve

2:01:30

a superstate controlled by

2:01:32

international businessmen and bankers

2:01:34

acting together to enslave

2:01:37

world as they see fit, observe how

2:01:41

McFadden saw the international character

2:01:43

of the Federal Reserve shareholders

2:01:46

another chairman of the banking commission

2:01:48

and monetary During the 1960s

2:01:51

Wrightpatman of Texas said

2:01:56

In the United States we have

2:01:58

We currently have two governments here

2:02:00

the legally constituted but also

2:02:02

we have an independent government without

2:02:04

government control and lack of coordination

2:02:06

in the Federal Reserve system

2:02:08

operating the powers of money that

2:02:10

are reserved for Congress by the

2:02:12

Constitution to the inventor of the

2:02:15

Thomas Edison's light bulb was a joint project.

2:02:17

criticizing the reservation system

2:02:19

Federal

2:02:21

if the nation can issue bonds in

2:02:23

dollars can allow dollars in

2:02:25

banknotes, which makes bonds good

2:02:28

It's the same as with banknotes.

2:02:30

The difference between them is that the

2:02:32

bonds leave investors with double

2:02:34

its value plus 20%. While the

2:02:37

Paper money doesn't give anyone a profit.

2:02:39

more than those who contribute

2:02:40

directly in a useful way

2:02:44

It's absurd to say that our country can

2:02:47

issue $30 million in bonds and

2:02:50

no 30 million currency both are

2:02:52

promises of payment, but one promises

2:02:54

fattening the loan sharks and the other aid

2:02:56

to the people three years after the

2:02:59

approval of the reserve law

2:03:00

Even President Wilson thought that the federal government was still thinking

2:03:03

otherwise about what he himself

2:03:05

had been triggered in his first period

2:03:07

at the White House

2:03:11

we have become one of the

2:03:13

Worse led and more governments

2:03:15

completely controlled by the world

2:03:16

There is no longer a civilized government

2:03:18

free expression and one based on voting

2:03:20

of the majority but a government for the

2:03:22

opinion and coercion of a small group

2:03:24

of dominant men

2:03:28

some of the greatest men of

2:03:30

The United States in trade and in

2:03:32

The industry is afraid of something.

2:03:35

They know that such an organized power exists.

2:03:37

subtle, vigilante, complete United

2:03:40

penetrating, it would be better if not

2:03:42

we spoke in whispers when we directed

2:03:44

words of condemnation towards that something before

2:03:47

Wilson realized of his death in 1924

2:03:51

of the actual damage that he had recorded to the

2:03:53

The United States, when it confessed,

2:03:56

unwittingly ruined my government

2:03:59

Finally, those bankers who

2:04:02

They benefit by manipulating the amount of

2:04:04

circulating money had its own

2:04:06

Private Central Bank installed once

2:04:08

In the United States, the press supported the

2:04:11

approval of the reserve law

2:04:13

Federal of 1913 publishing that now the

2:04:16

depressions can be scientifically proven

2:04:18

The reality, having been warned, was that now the

2:04:21

depressions could be scientifically

2:04:23

created

2:04:25

World War I

2:04:29

power had been enormously

2:04:31

centralized, it was time for a war

2:04:34

but a really big one indeed the

2:04:37

World War I, of course, to

2:04:40

central banker the political aspects

2:04:42

war matters much less than

2:04:45

potential profit and nothing creates debt

2:04:47

also like war

2:04:49

England was the best example until

2:04:52

these days during the period of 119

2:04:54

years since the creation of the bank

2:04:57

England and Napoleon's defeat in

2:04:59

Waterloo England had been in

2:05:02

war for 56 years and the remaining time

2:05:04

had been preparing for war

2:05:07

during the First World War the

2:05:10

German Rochers lent money to

2:05:13

Germany the Rocha are British to

2:05:15

England and the French Roches

2:05:18

France in America JP Morgan was people

2:05:21

sales of war materiel both

2:05:23

for both the British and the French A

2:05:26

only six months after the start of the war

2:05:28

Morgan becomes the greatest

2:05:30

consumer on Earth spending 10

2:05:33

millions daily at their offices in Wall

2:05:35

23rd Street was packed with

2:05:38

brokers and salespeople trying to

2:05:40

doing business generated so much wealth that

2:05:42

The bank had to put guards at each

2:05:44

door and in the homes of its partners

2:05:47

also

2:05:49

many of the New York bankers

2:05:51

They prospered from the war too

2:05:54

President Wilson appointed Bernard

2:05:57

Baruch as head of the board of

2:05:58

war industries according to James

2:06:01

Both Baruch and the Recofeler won

2:06:03

during the War for the 200 million

2:06:05

in dollars, but the profits were not

2:06:08

The only reasons there were also

2:06:10

Revenge, the bankers never lasted

2:06:12

to those for their support of Lincoln

2:06:14

During the Civil War, Russia was also

2:06:17

the last major European nation to refuse

2:06:20

to enter into a Central Bank scheme

2:06:22

private three years after the start

2:06:24

of the First World War

2:06:26

Russian revolution dethroned and installed

2:06:29

a communist government Jacob shift of

2:06:32

Cumplop & Company boasted on his bed of

2:06:35

death Since he invested 20 million in

2:06:37

effects of defeating the money tsar

2:06:40

It also flowed from England.

2:06:42

support the revolution

2:06:44

because they were going to finance the most powerful men

2:06:46

rich of the world to communism the system

2:06:49

who openly advocated destroying the

2:06:51

capitalism that made them rich

2:06:53

Researcher Gary Allen explained it like this

2:06:57

if one understands that socialism is not

2:07:00

a wealth distribution program

2:07:02

but it is a method for consolidating and

2:07:05

then control wealth

2:07:07

apparent paradox in which the super

2:07:09

The rich promote socialism, it's not for

2:07:12

Nothing paradoxical, on the contrary, it's logical

2:07:14

that becomes a tool

2:07:16

Perfect for the anxious thirsty

2:07:19

power communism or more precisely

2:07:21

Socialism is not a movement of the

2:07:24

dispossessed masses but one of the elite

2:07:27

economic

2:07:29

as Willard Cleon Scousen wrote in

2:07:32

his book Naked Capitalism from 1970

2:07:39

Any type of power tends to create and

2:07:42

Pursuing more power was almost inevitable.

2:07:44

that the super-rich might one day aspire to

2:07:46

to control not only their own wealth

2:07:48

but that of the entire world to achieve

2:07:51

This they were willing to do

2:07:53

to feed the ambitions of

2:07:54

hungry for political power

2:07:56

conspirators who were involved

2:07:58

with the collapse of all the

2:08:00

existing governments and the

2:08:02

establishment of a world dictatorship

2:08:05

But what happens is that these

2:08:07

revolutionaries were getting out of control and

2:08:09

They were trying to take over the power of the superheroes

2:08:11

rich after all was Mao Zedong

2:08:14

who established his position in 1938

2:08:17

Regarding power, political power rotates

2:08:20

from the barrel of a gun the axis Wall Street

2:08:23

London chose to take the risk

2:08:26

The cunning ones tried to control the groups

2:08:28

revolutionaries handing them large

2:08:31

amounts of money if they obeyed

2:08:33

decreasing the monetary supply

2:08:35

or by funding the opposition if they left

2:08:38

Out of control, Lenin began to

2:08:40

to understand that although he was the dictator

2:08:42

He was not the absolute ruler of the Soviet Union.

2:08:45

who wielded financial power

2:08:47

someone else was secretly on

2:08:49

control

2:08:53

the state does not function as we wish.

2:08:56

The car won't obey; a man is on the

2:08:59

steering wheel and seems to be handling it but the car

2:09:01

the desired direction is not reversed

2:09:03

It moves as other forces want it to.

2:09:06

Who was behind it all, Luis McFadden?

2:09:09

chairman of the banking commission and

2:09:11

monetary throughout the 1920s

2:09:13

until the Great Depression of the 1930s

2:09:17

He explained it like this

2:09:21

the course of Russian history was very

2:09:23

affected by the operations of Los

2:09:25

international bankers the board of the

2:09:28

Fed gave the Soviet government funds

2:09:30

of the United States Treasury acting to

2:09:33

through Chase Bank England withdrew

2:09:36

federal reserve money and the

2:09:38

represented with high interest the

2:09:40

Soviets the story Dipper was

2:09:43

built with extracted funds

2:09:44

illegally from the United States treasury

2:09:46

by dishonest and corrupt banks

2:09:49

of the Fed and its board

2:09:52

In other words, faith and the goal of

2:09:56

England at the request of those bankers

2:09:58

internationals who controlled them

2:10:00

They were creating a monster, one that

2:10:02

would feed seven decades of

2:10:04

communist revolutions, wars, and more

2:10:07

significant debt in the event that

2:10:10

think there's a chance that the

2:10:13

bankers supported communism and

2:10:15

then lost control in 1992

2:10:18

The Wangston Times newspaper reported that the

2:10:20

Russian President Boris Geelsin

2:10:23

He disliked that most of the help

2:10:25

external was being defrauded

2:10:27

going directly back to the chests of

2:10:29

Western banks as a service of

2:10:31

debt no one in their right mind will proclaim

2:10:34

that in a war as big as the

2:10:36

World War I had only one

2:10:38

Wars are complex issues.

2:10:40

with many contributing factors But because

2:10:43

On the other hand, it would be equally naive.

2:10:46

Ignoring how it is the main cause of

2:10:48

World War I Those who

2:10:50

benefited more in this

2:10:52

the role of bankers does not stem from a

2:10:55

Simple conspiracy theory.

2:10:58

They have a short-term motive to

2:11:00

own service as well as a motive

2:11:02

political move towards a government

2:11:05

long-term totalitarian with the

2:11:07

bankers maintaining power

2:11:08

Financial

2:11:10

to control any politician who

2:11:12

emerge as a leader

2:11:15

Then we will see how the political goal

2:11:18

The end of the bankers is for the world

2:11:22

the great depression

2:11:26

Shortly after the First World War

2:11:28

World the complete political agenda of

2:11:30

The bankers started to become Clara now

2:11:33

those who control each economy

2:11:35

nationally, individually, the next step

2:11:38

It will be the final consolidation system

2:11:40

world government was given maximum

2:11:43

priority to the proposal of a government

2:11:45

world at the peace conference of

2:11:47

Paris after the war was called

2:11:49

Nations League, but for the

2:11:52

Paul Walker and Bernal Baruc's surprise

2:11:54

who attended the conference

2:11:56

Peace with President Wilson and the world

2:11:58

I wasn't ready to dissolve yet

2:12:00

National borders. Nationalism.

2:12:02

It still beats strongly in the human chest because

2:12:05

example

2:12:06

the British foreign secretary

2:12:09

He called the League of Nations a

2:12:11

Good joke. Although the British government

2:12:13

established a policy of support for the

2:12:16

humiliation of President Wilson

2:12:18

The United States Congress would not validate

2:12:21

in the league despite having been

2:12:22

validated by many nations without the

2:12:25

US Treasury money

2:12:27

The league died after the First World War

2:12:29

The American public got tired of the World Cup

2:12:32

Wilson's international policies

2:12:33

in the 1929 elections The Republican

2:12:37

Warren Harting triumphed with over 60% of

2:12:41

the garden votes was a fiery

2:12:43

follower of Bolshevism and the League of

2:12:46

The Nations' choice would open 12 years

2:12:49

followed by Republican candidates in

2:12:51

the white house that ushered in an era without

2:12:54

precedents of prosperity the happy

2:12:56

1920s despite the fact that the war had

2:12:59

indebted the United States with a

2:13:02

debt 10 times greater than the civil war

2:13:04

The US economy continued

2:13:06

As the gold grew, it had circulated towards

2:13:09

the country during the War and continued

2:13:11

doing so later in the early

2:13:13

In the 1920s, the governor of this bank...

2:13:16

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

2:13:18

named Benjamin Strong was found

2:13:21

frequently with the eccentric and

2:13:23

secretive bank director

2:13:25

England Montaggi Norma Norman was

2:13:27

convinced of recovering the gold that

2:13:29

England had given way to the United States

2:13:31

during the First World War and

2:13:34

return to the Bank of England to his

2:13:36

previous position of dominance in the world

2:13:38

financial in addition to this rich with gold

2:13:40

the US economy would crash

2:13:43

from the control again as he had done

2:13:44

after the civil war During the

2:13:48

next 8 years under the presidencies of

2:13:50

Harden and Kulich, the great Federal debt

2:13:52

built during the First World War

2:13:55

World Cup decreased by 38%, to 16

2:13:58

millions of dollars the biggest drop in the

2:14:01

history of America

2:14:03

during the 1920 election Warren

2:14:07

Harding and Calvin Kulich faced off

2:14:10

James, the governor of Ohio, and the little

2:14:12

Franklin Roosevelt, who is known for not

2:14:14

had risen to a higher position than

2:14:16

Secretary of the Navy for the President

2:14:18

Wilson after taking office garden

2:14:21

He moved swiftly to annihilate

2:14:22

formally the League of Nations

2:14:24

then he reduced domestic taxes

2:14:26

while taxes on the

2:14:29

Imports to record highs was a

2:14:32

tax collection policy that most of

2:14:34

The Founding Fathers would approve without

2:14:36

no doubt about his second year in the

2:14:37

garden manager got sick during a

2:14:40

traveled west by train and died of

2:14:43

suddenly, although nothing was done

2:14:45

The autopsy revealed that the causes could have been

2:14:47

be pneumonia or poisoning by

2:14:49

Food as college progressed continued

2:14:52

with the domestic economic policy of

2:14:54

garden high import taxes

2:14:56

and lowering income taxes as

2:14:58

As a result, the economy grew so much that

2:15:01

Revenue increased. But this may

2:15:04

to be stopped as they had done

2:15:05

frequently before the bankers

2:15:07

they decided it was time to break up the

2:15:09

American economy the Federal Reserve

2:15:11

He began to flood the country with money

2:15:14

increased in the supply of money

2:15:16

In those years, 62% of the money was

2:15:21

abundant, that's why this period is

2:15:23

known as the Roaring Twenties

2:15:26

before his death in 1919 Eddy

2:15:30

Roosevelt warned the American people

2:15:33

about what was happening as it was published

2:15:36

March 27, 1922 in the New York Times

2:15:40

Roosevelt said

2:15:42

These international bankers and the

2:15:45

Standard Oil's interests

2:15:47

Rockefellers control the majority of

2:15:49

newspapers and their columns to subject

2:15:52

coups or remove from government

2:15:54

officials who refuse to sell out to the

2:15:57

Powerful and corrupt gang that makes up

2:15:59

the invisible government

2:16:04

Just one day earlier in the New York Times

2:16:07

New York Mayor John Highland

2:16:09

He quoted Roosevelt and attacked those who

2:16:12

There were those who were taking control of

2:16:14

America, its political machinery, and its

2:16:17

press

2:16:19

Roosevelt's warning is very

2:16:21

Timely today because the real threat to

2:16:24

Our Republic is this government

2:16:26

invisible, like a dirty octopus

2:16:28

giant spreads his filthy body over

2:16:30

the city, the state, and the nation trap

2:16:34

with its long and powerful tentacles

2:16:37

our officials the legislation

2:16:39

our daily courts, schools and

2:16:43

every agency created for protection

2:16:45

of the public

2:16:47

To avoid making generalizations, I say that

2:16:50

At the head of this octopus are the

2:16:53

standard today of Rockefeller and a small

2:16:55

group of powerful institutions

2:16:56

banking institutions known generally as

2:16:59

International Bankers The Gang of

2:17:02

powerful international bankers

2:17:04

They practically run the government of

2:17:06

The United States for its own benefit

2:17:09

In practice, they control both.

2:17:12

Parties draft platforms

2:17:14

electoral results turn leaders

2:17:16

supporters use people as executioners

2:17:18

important aspects of the organizations

2:17:20

private and resort to any practice

2:17:23

to nominate senior public officials

2:17:25

those candidates who are docile to

2:17:27

the orders of the Big and corrupt business

2:17:30

These bankers and Standard Oil of

2:17:33

Rockefellers control most of the

2:17:35

newspapers and magazines of this country

2:17:42

Why didn't people listen to those?

2:17:44

warnings and the request that the

2:17:46

Congress will reverse the approval of the

2:17:49

Federal Reserve. Because remember, they were the

2:17:51

1920s a continuous increase in

2:17:54

Bank credit helped the country grow

2:17:56

market In other words, in times of

2:17:59

prosperity no one wants to worry about.

2:18:01

on economic matters

2:18:04

But there is a dark side to all of this

2:18:06

Prosperity, businesses expand and

2:18:09

They are strengthened through loans in the

2:18:11

Stock market speculation increases

2:18:13

Although everything seemed rosy, it was

2:18:17

a sandcastle when everything was

2:18:19

Ready in April 1929 Paul Walmart the

2:18:23

Father of the Federal Reserve sent a

2:18:26

secret warning advising your

2:18:27

friends who collapse and depression

2:18:29

national were actually in August of

2:18:32

In 1929 the Fed began to hoard money

2:18:36

It is no coincidence that the biographies of

2:18:39

all the Wall Street giants of that time

2:18:41

rockefeller john epoch bernal baruc

2:18:44

etc. would be amazed that they had come out of

2:18:47

the markets just before the Crash and that

2:18:51

transferred their assets to cash or

2:18:53

Gold on October 24, 1929 The great

2:18:57

New York bankers demanded the

2:18:59

loan collection in 24 hours

2:19:02

It's that both the runners and things

2:19:05

Customers had to sell their

2:19:07

actions to cover their debts without

2:19:09

import the price with the ones they had

2:19:11

that selling the stock market will consequently be

2:19:13

It collapsed, and that day became known as

2:19:15

Black Tuesday John Kenneth wrote in the

2:19:19

great Crash of 1929 during the madness

2:19:22

Bernard Pardo, a saleswoman, took Winston

2:19:24

Churchill to this gallery of visitors

2:19:27

from Wall Street to contemplate the

2:19:29

panicking, impressed by the power that

2:19:31

she showed at the floor events

2:19:33

Congressman Luis McFadden was below him.

2:19:36

chairman of the banking commission and

2:19:38

monetary from 1920 to 1931 knew who

2:19:42

He accused the Fed and the

2:19:45

international bankers to orchestrate

2:19:46

this crisis

2:19:50

It wasn't accidental, that was a

2:19:53

carefully planned occurrence The

2:19:55

International bankers have sought him out

2:19:57

to achieve a condition of

2:19:59

desperation here so they could

2:20:02

emerge as our rulers

2:20:05

But McFadden went further

2:20:07

He openly accused them of provoking the

2:20:10

Crash so they could steal the gold from

2:20:12

United States in February 1931 in the

2:20:16

in the midst of depression said

2:20:19

I think it's difficult to argue.

2:20:21

that the rulers and financiers of

2:20:24

Europe is prepared to use

2:20:26

any means to receive the gold from

2:20:29

that Europe lost from America as

2:20:31

result of the First World War

2:20:34

curtisdale a Lemon Brothers broker

2:20:37

It was on the Wall Street stock exchange in the

2:20:39

Crash day in his 1970 book my

2:20:43

Explorer in low explained that the crash was

2:20:46

triggered by the planned reduction

2:20:48

of money on the New York Stock Exchange in

2:20:51

In reality, the looting of the people was

2:20:53

calculated by the monetary powers

2:20:55

world championships triggered by the sudden

2:20:57

shortage of call credits

2:20:59

margin in the New money market

2:21:02

York

2:21:03

in a few weeks three trillion

2:21:06

dollars seemed to vanish into a

2:21:09

40 trillion would be lost this year but

2:21:12

Did they really disappear or were they

2:21:14

appropriated in few hands and what did the

2:21:17

Federal Reserve, the place to move to

2:21:19

help the economy by lowering rapidly

2:21:21

the interest rate to stimulate the

2:21:24

The Fed continued to reduce the economy

2:21:27

money supply deepening the

2:21:29

depression between 1929 and 1933 the Fed

2:21:33

cut the money supply by 33%

2:21:36

Additionally, although most of the

2:21:39

Americans never heard that faith was

2:21:41

The cause of depression is something

2:21:44

recognized among top economists

2:21:46

Milton Friedman, economist and winner of the

2:21:49

Nobel Prize in 1996 at the University of

2:21:52

Stanford said the same thing in an interview

2:21:54

of national radio in January

2:21:57

1996

2:21:59

the Federal Reserve was definitely

2:22:01

which caused the Great Depression

2:22:03

reducing the amount of banknotes in

2:22:06

circulation down a third since 1929

2:22:09

until the year 33 but the money lost

2:22:12

by most Americans during the

2:22:14

Depression simply didn't disappear; it was

2:22:17

Simply redistributed among those

2:22:20

hands that had come off just before

2:22:22

from the Crash and that they had bought gold that

2:22:24

It's always a safe place to put your

2:22:26

money just before a depression but

2:22:29

American money also jumped

2:22:31

incredible seas while the

2:22:34

President Hoovers rescued

2:22:36

heroically to the banks and promoted

2:22:38

Millions of Americans spent time in business

2:22:40

hunger as depression

2:22:42

It was getting worse; millions were spent

2:22:44

dollars to rebuild Germany

2:22:46

World War I damage eight

2:22:49

years after Hitler invaded

2:22:51

Poland Luis McFadden warned the

2:22:54

congress that the Americans were

2:22:56

paying for Adolf Hi's rise to power

2:23:00

after World War I

2:23:01

Germany fell into the hands of the

2:23:04

These international bankers

2:23:06

Bankers bought it and now own it

2:23:08

They all acquired their German heritage.

2:23:10

Industries have mortgages on the ground

2:23:12

control their production and all their

2:23:15

public utilities

2:23:17

international German bankers

2:23:20

They subsidized the current government of

2:23:22

Germany and have supplied every dollar

2:23:24

of the money that Adolf Hitler has used

2:23:27

in its lavish campaign to choose a

2:23:30

threat to Bruning's government

2:23:33

when Bruning did not obey orders

2:23:35

Hitler appears from the German bankers

2:23:37

to intimidate the Germans towards the

2:23:40

submission

2:23:42

through the reserve board

2:23:44

Federal over 30 trillion of the money

2:23:47

Americans were injected in Germany

2:23:49

You've all heard about the expenses that

2:23:52

Germany builds modern residences

2:23:54

large planetariums, schools, swimming pools

2:23:57

its great highways, its perfect

2:24:00

factories, all this with money from the

2:24:02

Americans, all this was given to Germany

2:24:05

by the board of governors of the

2:24:07

Federal Reserve

2:24:09

the Fed has injected so many trillions of

2:24:13

dollars in Germany that they themselves do not

2:24:15

They dare to say how much it is in total

2:24:18

Franklin Roosevelt assumed the presidency

2:24:21

in 1933 once there immediately

2:24:24

Emergency measures were announced

2:24:26

in the banking system that they did not do

2:24:28

another thing to increase the power of

2:24:30

Fed on the money supply there and

2:24:33

Only there did faith finally begin to

2:24:35

loosen the ropes and supplied new ones

2:24:38

Money for the exhausted American people

2:24:40

The Federal Reserve and World War II

2:24:43

World

2:24:44

Initially, Roosevelt blamed the

2:24:47

bankers caused the depression

2:24:49

Believe it or not, this is what he said on the 4th

2:24:52

in his speech in March 1933

2:24:55

inaugural

2:24:59

the practices of bankers without

2:25:01

scruples are implicated by the

2:25:03

public opinion rejected by the

2:25:06

hearts and minds of man

2:25:08

Bankers have fled their high positions

2:25:10

in the temple of our civilization

2:25:12

But two days later Roosevelt declared

2:25:15

a bank holiday and closed all the

2:25:18

banks that same year Roosevelt banned

2:25:21

the private appropriation of ingots and

2:25:23

gold coins with the exception of

2:25:25

collectible coins most of the

2:25:28

The gold of the American people was in

2:25:31

The new decree was in the form of coins.

2:25:34

in reality a confiscation those who

2:25:38

They disobeyed; they risked more than

2:25:40

10 years in prison and a fine of 10,000

2:25:43

dollars or the equivalent in 1996 100 thousand

2:25:46

dollars

2:25:47

In the small towns of America the

2:25:50

People didn't trust the order of

2:25:51

Roosevelt, some felt overwhelmed by the choice

2:25:54

between obeying the government or maintaining their position

2:25:57

hard-earned wealth for those who

2:26:00

They got rid of their gold and collected the price

2:26:02

official for him $20 an ounce in

2:26:04

That unpopular era was the order

2:26:07

confiscation that no one from the government

2:26:09

I wanted to get credit for being the author

2:26:11

no member of Congress supports this measure

2:26:14

Roosevelt claimed at the ceremony he left

2:26:16

It was clear to those present that he had not

2:26:19

He was the author and publicly stated that neither

2:26:21

The secretary hadn't even read it

2:26:24

He said that he hadn't found the treasure either.

2:26:26

read saying that it was what they

2:26:28

experts wanted

2:26:30

convinced the public to get rid of

2:26:32

their gold, saying that they exploit the

2:26:35

national resources were needed to

2:26:37

that America would emerge from the depression with

2:26:40

With great fanfare, a new one was ordered to be built.

2:26:42

gold deposit to amass a mountain

2:26:45

of this that the government of the United States

2:26:47

United States had illegally confiscated for

2:26:50

1936 the gold bullion deposit of

2:26:53

Ford knocks had run out and in January

2:26:55

From 1937 onwards, gold began to fill it.

2:26:59

The scam of the year continued in 1935

2:27:03

once he was dispossessed of the entire town

2:27:06

The price of gold rose

2:27:07

suddenly to $35 an ounce but

2:27:10

The trick was that only foreigners

2:27:13

They could sell the gold at that new price.

2:27:15

the bankers who had received the

2:27:18

Warburg's letter and they had left the

2:27:20

before its crash, they had bought

2:27:23

gold at $20.66 an ounce

2:27:26

By sending it to London they could return it

2:27:29

Now, and put it to the government by doubling it.

2:27:31

their fortunes while the American

2:27:33

On average, the depot went hungry.

2:27:37

Ford knock ingots are found here in

2:27:39

middle of the military territory 50

2:27:41

kilometers southwest of Lewisville

2:27:43

Kentucky. This is the closest it is.

2:27:45

Access to the deposit allowed despite

2:27:48

years of letters from congressmen to

2:27:50

allow the film crew to enter

2:27:54

an area of ​​4 acres around the

2:27:58

The building is protected by fences.

2:28:00

electrified a large pit and four

2:28:04

turrets with machine guns in the

2:28:06

corners

2:28:07

thousands of official visitors observed

2:28:10

the arrival of 9 train cars from Philadelphia

2:28:13

guarded by soldier inspectors

2:28:16

postal agents of the secret service and

2:28:19

mint guards were

2:28:21

a great comedy, the stocks of

2:28:24

American gold had been expropriated

2:28:26

supposedly for the public benefit and

2:28:28

placed under protection in Fort Noxs But

2:28:32

all that false security would soon be

2:28:34

broken by the same government

2:28:36

Now the stage was set for a

2:28:39

great war, one that would have more deaths

2:28:41

than the first; For example, in 1944 the

2:28:45

United States gross income It was only

2:28:48

of 183 trillion dollars while

2:28:51

103 billion was spent on the war

2:28:54

dollars this was 30 times more expensive than

2:28:57

World War I was truly the

2:29:00

American taxpayer contributed 55%

2:29:03

of the Allied war cost likewise

2:29:06

It is important that every nation

2:29:08

involved in World War II

2:29:10

multiplied his debt several times over in

2:29:13

United States federal debt grew

2:29:16

from $43 trillion in 1940 to

2:29:19

The 257 trillion in 1950. An increase of

2:29:26

598%. between 1940 and 1950, Japanese debt

2:29:31

went up

2:29:33

1.348%. French debt

2:29:36

1983% and the Canadian

2:29:41

417%. after the War the world

2:29:44

It was divided into two economic zones.

2:29:46

The communist domination of economies

2:29:49

on one hand against the monopoly

2:29:51

capitalist for other positions to fight in

2:29:53

a perpetual and highly lucrative

2:29:56

The arms race was finally time for

2:29:59

the money changers to execute the plan of

2:30:02

three stages to centralize the

2:30:04

economic systems of the entire world

2:30:06

to achieve their world government or

2:30:09

new world order

2:30:11

The phases of this plan were step 1

2:30:15

dominance of central banks in each

2:30:17

national economy in the world step 2

2:30:21

centralize regional economies

2:30:23

through organizations such as

2:30:25

European Economic Community and Treaties

2:30:28

of free trade like nafta step 3

2:30:31

centralize the world economy by

2:30:34

a single world central bank

2:30:36

currency and the end of independence movements

2:30:39

national taxes abolished

2:30:41

Importing like the GAT, step 1 is

2:30:45

It completed step 2 and step 3 a long time ago.

2:30:47

very advanced, about to be completed. And what?

2:30:50

This happens with gold between banks

2:30:52

Central, the largest owner of gold is

2:30:55

the International Monetary Fund or IMF

2:30:57

The IMF and central banks control

2:31:01

two-thirds of the world's gold reserves

2:31:03

giving them the ability to manipulate the

2:31:06

gold market

2:31:08

Remember the bankers' rule

2:31:10

He who has the gold makes the rules.

2:31:13

But before we give the solutions

2:31:16

Let's look at what our problem is

2:31:19

What happened to all the gold in Fortox?

2:31:21

Because if we don't understand that gold was

2:31:23

stolen we would be eligible to choose

2:31:25

for the incorrect solution, one coin

2:31:28

gold backed

2:31:30

Most Americans believe that

2:31:33

The gold is still here in Fornox.

2:31:36

end World War II here

2:31:38

There were more than 700 million ounces

2:31:41

70% of the world's total gold, how much

2:31:44

No one knows, even though the

2:31:47

Federal law requires an annual audit

2:31:50

The treasure of the gold in Fornox has refused

2:31:53

constantly doing some the

2:31:56

The truth is that a reliable audit of

2:31:59

What remains here has not been done

2:32:01

since the president in Hardware

2:32:04

He ordered one in 1953. Where did the gold go?

2:32:08

American from Fornox throughout the

2:32:11

Years ago, it was sold to the bankers.

2:32:13

Europeans at $35 an ounce, remember

2:32:17

This was during the period that was

2:32:19

illegal for the United States to buy

2:32:21

his own gold to fornos actually existed

2:32:25

a scandalous case in which the family

2:32:28

Firestone invented a commuter rail series

2:32:31

to acquire and maintain Fornox gold

2:32:34

in Switzerland without touching American soil

2:32:36

They were eventually arrested and

2:32:39

successfully charged

2:32:42

Finally, in 1971, all the pure gold of

2:32:46

Fortniks had been secretly

2:32:47

removed and transported to London

2:32:51

once the gold was out of Fortox

2:32:53

President Nixon closed the window of the

2:32:56

Gold repealing the gold reserve law

2:32:59

Roosevelt's 1934 decree was finally

2:33:03

legal to buy in the United States

2:33:05

gold

2:33:06

Naturally, prices began to

2:33:10

immediately go up nine years later

2:33:12

Gold was selling for $880 an ounce.

2:33:16

25 times the value at which it was sold in

2:33:19

One would think that eventually

2:33:21

Someone in the government would know something about this.

2:33:25

a mess and would uncover the biggest pot

2:33:27

great fortune of history stolen from you

2:33:30

Do you remember the old James Bond film?

2:33:32

Goldfinger. Well, actually Ian Fleming.

2:33:35

The author of the James Bond series was the boss

2:33:38

of the intelligence control service

2:33:39

British M&5 some in the community of

2:33:44

intelligence believed he wrote that

2:33:46

history as a warning, as they usually are

2:33:49

Many other fiction authors have done so.

2:33:51

if the looting of the Gold of Fornos can be

2:33:54

seen as a deliberate attack on

2:33:56

United States treasury then the

2:33:58

The operation could have taken years to

2:34:00

to actually take place 40 years certainly

2:34:04

enough time for Fleming to

2:34:06

reveals and tries to prevent it But

2:34:08

how did the issue of theft afford

2:34:11

It all came to light, it all started with a

2:34:13

article from a New York newspaper in

2:34:15

The 1974 article says that the family

2:34:18

Rockefeller was manipulating the

2:34:21

Federal reserve to liquidate gold from

2:34:23

Fords at gift price for

2:34:26

Anonymous speculators of Europe three

2:34:29

days later the anonymous source of the

2:34:31

news Luis h2 Goya found

2:34:34

mysteriously death upon falling from

2:34:37

the window on the tenth floor of his

2:34:39

apartment in New York how did she know

2:34:42

Mrs. Boyer on the connection of

2:34:44

Rockefeller with the Gold heist of

2:34:46

Ford knocks her, she was for a long time

2:34:49

Nelson Rockefeller's secretary

2:34:51

for the next 14 years that Durell a

2:34:56

A wealthy Ohio industrialist dedicated himself

2:34:59

himself to seek the truth about Gold

2:35:01

de fornox wrote hundreds of letters to

2:35:04

a thousand governors and bank executives

2:35:07

trying to find out how much gold was left

2:35:10

And where did the missing gold go?

2:35:13

Edith Roosevelt, granddaughter of the president

2:35:15

Teddy Roosevelt questioned the actions of

2:35:18

government in the March 1975 edition

2:35:21

of the New Hampshire Sundays

2:35:25

the suspicions of the lost gold of the

2:35:27

Fornox wineries have been widely

2:35:30

discussed in financial circles

2:35:32

from Europe, but what's disconcerting is that

2:35:35

The government is in no hurry to demonstrate

2:35:37

There definitely isn't one.

2:35:39

reason to worry about our

2:35:42

gold treasure if it is in position

2:35:44

to do it

2:35:47

Unfortunately, Ed Durrell never achieved

2:35:50

its objective a complete audit on

2:35:52

The gold reserves in Fornox are

2:35:55

It's incredible that the greatest treasure in the world

2:35:57

This has almost no count or audit

2:36:01

Gold belonged to the American people, not to

2:36:03

the Federal Reserve nor its holders

2:36:06

foreigners, one thing is for sure:

2:36:08

government could clear all

2:36:10

speculation in a few days with a

2:36:12

accounting audit before the chambers of

2:36:15

the media have chosen

2:36:17

Because they haven't done so, they must admit it.

2:36:19

fear of the truth that such an audit

2:36:21

could reveal what he is afraid of

2:36:24

government, here's the answer when

2:36:27

President Ronald Reagan rose to power in

2:36:29

1981 his conservative friends

2:36:32

They urged studying the possibility of

2:36:34

Returning to the gold standard as the only way to

2:36:37

curb government spending

2:36:40

which sounded like a reasonable alternative

2:36:42

So Reagan appointed a group called

2:36:45

the Gold Commission to study the

2:36:48

situation and calm the congress what the

2:36:51

The commission reported to Congress in 1982.

2:36:54

the following alarming revelation

2:36:56

about Gold, the American treasure, no

2:36:59

owns no gold, all of Fornox's gold

2:37:03

It was now in the hands of the reserve

2:37:04

Federal by a group of bankers

2:37:07

private entities as collateral for the debt

2:37:09

national truth is the issue is that

2:37:12

Never before has so much money been

2:37:15

stolen from the hands of the public and put

2:37:18

in the hands of a small group of

2:37:19

private investors and bankers

2:37:23

the International Monetary Fund and the

2:37:25

World Bank

2:37:27

I am standing in front of the Headquarters of

2:37:29

International Monetary Fund or IMF in

2:37:32

Washington DC across the street There

2:37:35

It is the headquarters of the World Bank

2:37:39

What are these organizations? Who are they?

2:37:41

controls and, more importantly, are about to

2:37:45

create a great world depression

2:37:47

Let's go back in time for a

2:37:49

moment to the consequences of the

2:37:51

World War I, people were

2:37:53

Tired of the war, so behind

2:37:55

Those pacifists. The bankers.

2:37:57

International experts designed the plan for

2:37:59

to further consolidate their power

2:38:02

proclaiming that only one government

2:38:04

international world would contain The

2:38:07

Wars the bankers fought for a

2:38:09

world government which would sustain

2:38:11

a world central bank on three legs

2:38:14

called agreement bank

2:38:16

international obis a tribunal or court

2:38:19

world located in The Hague, Netherlands and

2:38:22

a global legislator executive called

2:38:25

League of Nations

2:38:27

as a mentor to President Clinton and

2:38:30

Georgetown historian Carroll

2:38:32

quickly wrote in his 1966 book

2:38:35

Tragedy and Hope, the powers of

2:38:39

Financial capitalism has a plan to

2:38:41

long range, nothing less than creating a

2:38:43

controlled global financial system

2:38:46

by private hands capable of dominating

2:38:49

political system of each country and the

2:38:51

global economy in a comprehensive way

2:38:55

the system would be controlled in a

2:38:58

feudal by central banks

2:39:00

globals acting in a coordinated manner

2:39:03

through secret agreements planned in

2:39:05

frequent meetings and conferences

2:39:09

The top of the system would be the payments bank

2:39:12

internationals in Basel, Switzerland

2:39:15

private bank owned and controlled by

2:39:18

the central banks of boldo that

2:39:20

they would themselves be private corporations

2:39:22

each Central Bank placed in control of its

2:39:26

government because of its ability to control

2:39:28

Treasury loans the Market

2:39:30

Currencies to influence the level of

2:39:32

economic activity of a country and influence

2:39:35

on collaborating politicians through

2:39:37

rewards in the business world

2:39:41

Despite the great pressure from Los

2:39:43

International bankers and the press

2:39:45

a few American senators

2:39:47

led by Henry Cabot Loch

2:39:50

They kept the United States out.

2:39:52

of these plans without the participation of

2:39:54

The United States league was

2:39:56

sentenced incredibly even though

2:39:59

America rejected the World Central Bank

2:40:01

the visit to the Federal Reserve of New York

2:40:05

He ignored his government and arrogantly

2:40:07

sent representatives to Switzerland to

2:40:10

participate in the meetings of the

2:40:12

central bankers until 1994 when

2:40:15

The United States finally entered its

2:40:19

world government plans are

2:40:20

The bankers then repressed

2:40:23

They returned to their old formula, another war.

2:40:25

to annihilate the resistance to

2:40:28

global government while they make huge

2:40:30

profits for this purpose Wall Street helped

2:40:33

to revive Germany through

2:40:35

diesel bank that was affiliated with the

2:40:37

Hermann's interests in New York both

2:40:39

like Chase Bank a match

2:40:41

financially the revolution

2:40:43

Bolsheviks in Russia during the First

2:40:45

World War this bank was

2:40:47

controlled by the Rockefeller family

2:40:49

Consequently, it was merged with the

2:40:51

War bus Manhattan Bank with the name of

2:40:54

Chase Manhattan Bank later merged

2:40:58

with the Chemical Bank of New York

2:41:00

becoming the largest bank in Wall

2:41:03

Street

2:41:04

His strategy worked even before the end

2:41:06

of World War II the government

2:41:08

The world was underway again in

2:41:11

1944 in bretton boots New hampshire the

2:41:15

International Monetary Fund and the Bank

2:41:18

World Cup were approved with total

2:41:20

US participation the second

2:41:23

League of Nations renamed

2:41:25

The United Nations was created in 1945

2:41:28

A new system was soon in operation

2:41:31

International Court also all

2:41:33

effective opposition to those bodies

2:41:35

international relations before the war

2:41:38

evaporated in the heat of the war and

2:41:40

how were those new ones planned?

2:41:42

organizations simply repeated to

2:41:44

global scale what the banking law

2:41:46

National Constitution of 1864 and the reserve law

2:41:50

The Federal Act of 1913 established in the States

2:41:53

Together they created a cartel of banks

2:41:56

central parts of the world which gradually

2:41:58

assumed the power to dictate policies

2:42:00

credit to banks of all

2:42:03

nations

2:42:04

for example, such as the law of the

2:42:06

The creation of the Federal Reserve was authorized.

2:42:08

money not backed by gold called

2:42:10

Federal Reserve notes to the IMF

2:42:14

He gave him the authority to issue money.

2:42:16

worldwide legal tender called rights

2:42:18

special spin or deck in 1996 the

2:42:22

The International Monetary Fund has created

2:42:24

a $30 trillion surplus in

2:42:27

decks members of the Nations have been

2:42:30

pressured to make their coins

2:42:32

completely interchangeable by Texas In

2:42:35

In 1968, Congress passed laws

2:42:38

authorizing the Federal Reserve to

2:42:41

accept decks as reservations in the United States

2:42:43

United and issue Fed notes to

2:42:46

exchange of special drawing rights

2:42:50

What does this mean? It means that the

2:42:53

In the United States, decks are already part of

2:42:56

Our legal tender. And what happens?

2:42:58

with gold the special rights of

2:43:00

The turns are partially backed by gold

2:43:03

and with two-thirds of the world's gold now

2:43:05

in the hands of central banks

2:43:07

Bankers can now structure the

2:43:10

world future in whatever way is most convenient for them

2:43:12

It's beneficial to keep this in mind both the

2:43:15

Federal Reserve as the International Monetary Fund

2:43:17

international are controlled by a

2:43:19

board of governors which are

2:43:21

leaders of different central banks or

2:43:24

leaders of various departments

2:43:25

national treasury officials dominated by their

2:43:28

central banks the voting power in the

2:43:31

The IMF gives to the United States and to

2:43:33

England, which is to say, like the reserve

2:43:35

federal and the Bank of England control

2:43:37

effective while the Fed controls the

2:43:40

amount of United States currency

2:43:41

the Swiss bank the monetary fund

2:43:44

international and the World Bank

2:43:46

They control the money supply in the

2:43:48

world

2:43:50

So we see the fraud of the

2:43:53

goldsmith reproduced on a National Scale

2:43:55

with central banks like the Fed and

2:43:58

international scale with the three arms

2:44:00

of the World Central Bank this group of

2:44:03

the IMF and the World Bank

2:44:06

which we call the World Central Bank

2:44:08

It is increasing today and

2:44:11

Decreasing credit, yes, regulations

2:44:14

The Bank of Payments of 1988 requires that

2:44:18

The bankers of the world, Eleven, their

2:44:20

capital and reserves at 8% of

2:44:23

availability for the year 1992

2:44:26

increasing capital requirements

2:44:28

They pushed the reserve to its limit.

2:44:30

fractional loans similar to that of

2:44:33

the reservation requirements

2:44:35

fractional cash what is it

2:44:37

This apparently

2:44:39

insignificant regulation of a city

2:44:41

Switzerland eight years ago meant for the

2:44:44

world

2:44:45

This means our banks cannot

2:44:48

borrow more and more money to buy

2:44:50

more so before the next depression, since

2:44:53

now a result of maximum loans

2:44:55

It is established means that those

2:44:58

nations with low bank reserves in

2:45:01

Their systems have already felt the Terrible

2:45:03

effect of the credit reduction on

2:45:06

cut their banks' money to

2:45:07

increase their reserves to 8%. for

2:45:10

to increase the money they had to sell

2:45:12

shares which depressed the stock market

2:45:14

values ​​and depression began first

2:45:17

in these countries

2:45:18

Japan, which in 1988 was among the

2:45:22

countries with lower capital reserves

2:45:24

was the most affected by the regulation

2:45:27

experienced a financial collapse that

2:45:29

It began immediately in 1989

2:45:32

pulverizing 50% of the value of the

2:45:35

shares on the stock exchange since 1990 and 60%

2:45:39

of the value of their real estate the bank

2:45:42

Japan lowered its interest rate from 1 and

2:45:44

average to 1%. practically throwing

2:45:47

money to revive its economy but

2:45:49

Even so, the depression worsened due to the

2:45:53

a 20 trillion dollar outrage

2:45:56

Mexico in financial collapse at that time

2:45:58

The nation was known worldwide even with

2:46:01

The bailout, the economy was still a

2:46:03

disaster, one large debt on top of another. Like

2:46:05

Mexico, which took out new loans for

2:46:07

to be able to pay the interest on the

2:46:09

old loans in southern Mexico

2:46:12

the people rose up in revolts as

2:46:15

that every peso of reserves was leaking from

2:46:17

country to pay interest is important

2:46:19

note that a radical transfer of

2:46:22

power is already taking place

2:46:24

Nations already come servants of one

2:46:26

World Central Bank controlled by a

2:46:29

a handful of the richest bankers in

2:46:31

world while the monetary fund

2:46:33

international law creates more and more rights

2:46:36

Special turns with a simple seat

2:46:38

More and more nations are adopting accounting practices.

2:46:40

borrowed to pay interest on their

2:46:43

huge debts and gradually fall under

2:46:45

control of the faceless bureaucrats of

2:46:48

World Central Bank like the depression

2:46:50

The global situation worsens and this bank spreads

2:46:53

He obtains the power of life and death

2:46:55

economic power over those nations will decide

2:46:58

Which nations will receive loans

2:47:00

future and which ones will go hungry, no

2:47:02

despite the rhetoric about the

2:47:04

development and poverty alleviation

2:47:07

The result is a firm transfer of

2:47:09

wealth from dying nations to the

2:47:12

central bankers who

2:47:14

They control the IMF and the World Bank because

2:47:17

For example, in 1992, The Dying Nations

2:47:21

from the Third World that took out loans

2:47:23

The World Bank paid 198 million

2:47:26

dollars more than they have

2:47:29

received from the World Bank for

2:47:31

recapitalize this bank by paying the

2:47:34

central banks of the nations

2:47:35

All of this develops, increasing its

2:47:39

permanent debt in exchange for relief

2:47:41

temporary due to poverty caused by

2:47:43

previous loans but repayments

2:47:46

exceed the amount of the new loans

2:47:48

Africa's debt reached 290

2:47:52

trillions of dollars two and a half times

2:47:55

larger than in 1980 firing the

2:47:58

infant mortality rates unemployment

2:48:00

school dropout deterioration in the

2:48:03

housing and people's health

2:48:05

The entire world faces an immeasurable

2:48:08

suffering destroying the third world

2:48:10

And now Japan, all for the benefit of

2:48:13

money changers or bankers in terms of a

2:48:16

important Brazilian politician

2:48:19

World War III has already begun.

2:48:22

It has begun, a silent war, but

2:48:25

This war is no less sinister for that.

2:48:28

is annihilating Brazil Latin America and

2:48:30

Virtually the entire Third World in

2:48:33

Instead of soldiers dying, children die.

2:48:36

North vs. South war, its reason

2:48:39

It is the external debt and uses as

2:48:42

main weapon interest one more weapon

2:48:45

deadly than the most deadly nuclear bomb

2:48:47

more destructive than a laser beam

2:48:49

conclusions

2:48:54

although it would be absurd to ignore the role

2:48:57

basic features starring influential people

2:48:59

families like the Roths, the Warbords, the

2:49:02

shifts the Morgans and the Rockefellers in

2:49:05

any review of the history of the

2:49:07

central banking and the fractional-rate system

2:49:09

banking, keep in mind in the present

2:49:12

central banks and large banks

2:49:14

commercial establishments have been around for over three centuries

2:49:17

antiquity and are deeply

2:49:18

intertwined in the economic life of

2:49:21

In many nations these banks no longer exist

2:49:23

They depend on clever individuals such as

2:49:26

Nathan Rothschild was years ago

2:49:29

the issue of possession was important

2:49:31

But it no longer is, for example, the bank of

2:49:35

England and the Bank of France were

2:49:37

naturalized after the Second

2:49:39

World War and nothing changed

2:49:43

absolutely nothing they endure and

2:49:46

They continue to grow, now protected by

2:49:48

numerous laws paid politicians and

2:49:51

mortgage-backed securities firm to the change

2:49:53

generational

2:49:56

Three centuries have given them an aura of

2:49:58

respectability the old woman's dress

2:50:00

The school is being showcased today by the son of the

2:50:03

sixth generation who have ascended

2:50:05

in a system that will never be able to

2:50:08

to question and are appointed to serve

2:50:10

in executive and countless meetings

2:50:13

philanthropic organizations

2:50:17

focus attention on individuals or

2:50:19

families or try to identify the

2:50:22

current holders of power are not

2:50:25

useful and causes distraction when applying the

2:50:27

The problem is bigger than that.

2:50:29

It is a corrupt banking system that has

2:50:33

has been and is used to consolidate large

2:50:35

Wealth in fewer and fewer hands. That's it.

2:50:39

our current economic problem

2:50:40

Let's change the player's name

2:50:42

main now and the problem will persist

2:50:44

Undoubtedly, equally among the hordes

2:50:48

World Bank bureaucracies

2:50:50

central banks and international banks only

2:50:53

only a small fraction have any idea

2:50:55

what really happens is that their work

2:50:58

contributes to a terrible impoverishment

2:51:00

and the gradual schooling of humanity

2:51:03

in favor of an incredibly few

2:51:05

rich capitalists, this doesn't work.

2:51:08

emphasize the role of individuals

2:51:10

individuals and the problem still

2:51:12

transcends the normal right-hand spectrum

2:51:14

to the political left

2:51:17

both communism and socialism as

2:51:20

monopoly capitalism has also

2:51:22

have been used by money changers

2:51:26

Today, profit is made from every sector of the industry.

2:51:29

new political spectrum

2:51:31

the great welfare state of the thus

2:51:34

call to the left versus the

2:51:36

neoconservative laissez-faire capitalism that

2:51:39

The government intends to be fully

2:51:40

outside their lives, the one on the right

2:51:45

Either way, the bankers win.

2:51:48

Monetary reform is the most

2:51:51

important political issue facing

2:51:53

This nation clarifying

2:51:56

Let us cite the conclusions that an expected

2:51:59

Lincoln declares

2:52:01

with malice towards no one with charity

2:52:03

towards everyone at the beginning of this video

2:52:05

We raise certain questions

2:52:07

let's be sure that the problems

2:52:11

we have responded

2:52:12

What is happening in the United States and in

2:52:14

the world because we're up to our necks in it

2:52:16

Why don't they control debt?

2:52:19

We politicians are in debt

2:52:21

We're fed up because we're

2:52:23

working under a monetary system with

2:52:25

debt designed and controlled by

2:52:27

Some private bankers will be able to

2:52:30

to argue that the reservation system

2:52:32

Federal is an almost

2:52:34

government but the president appoints

2:52:37

Only two of the seven members of the

2:52:39

Fed meeting every four years in the

2:52:42

designates for a term of 14 more years

2:52:45

That his mandate, the Lord confirms those

2:52:47

designations but the sad truth is

2:52:50

that the president wouldn't make you appoint

2:52:52

no one who doesn't approve of Wall Street because

2:52:55

This does not, of course, exclude the possibility

2:52:57

that honorable men be appointed

2:53:00

for the board of governors but of

2:53:03

In fact, faith is specifically

2:53:06

designed to operate independently

2:53:08

of the US government as almost

2:53:10

all the other central banks

2:53:13

Some say the Federal Reserve

2:53:15

promotes monetary stability we see that

2:53:18

the head of the Bank of England, Eddy

2:53:20

George said this is the most

2:53:22

important of a Central Bank in fact

2:53:24

the Fed's stabilization record

2:53:27

It shows a regrettable error in this respect.

2:53:30

in the first 25 years of its existence

2:53:34

Fed caused three major crises including

2:53:36

the Great Depression and at least in 30

2:53:38

years led the American economy to a

2:53:41

unprecedented period of inflation

2:53:44

This is not a wild theory

2:53:46

Conspiracy is a well-known fact

2:53:48

among economists, such as the prize

2:53:51

Nobel laureate in economics Milton Friedman said

2:53:55

money stocks, prices, and

2:53:58

production were definitely more

2:54:01

unstable after implantation

2:54:03

Federal Reserve system that formerly

2:54:05

the most dramatic period of

2:54:08

Productive instability was the period

2:54:11

between wars, which include the severe

2:54:13

monetary decreases from 1920 to 1921

2:54:16

From 1929 to 1933 and from 1937 to 1938, no other

2:54:22

20-year period in the history of

2:54:24

The United States contains more of

2:54:27

reductions

2:54:28

This evidence convinces me that

2:54:30

less than a third of the price

2:54:32

during and after the First World War

2:54:35

The World Cup is due to the creation of

2:54:37

federal reserve system and that the

2:54:40

harshness of the large reductions

2:54:41

money in 1920 to 21, from 29 to 33 and 37

2:54:46

38 are directly due to acts

2:54:50

conscious or unconscious of the

2:54:53

Fed authorities in any that

2:54:56

It places so much power in the authority of

2:54:58

a few men and whose mistakes

2:55:00

forgivable or not may have effects

2:55:03

so deeply embedded in a bad system is a

2:55:05

bad system for those who believe in the

2:55:07

freedom only because it gives it to a few

2:55:09

men with such power without control

2:55:11

effective on the part of the political body

2:55:13

This is the crucial political argument.

2:55:16

against an independent Central Bank

2:55:19

To paraphrase Clemens, money is a

2:55:22

a very serious matter to leave to the

2:55:24

central bankers must learn from

2:55:27

our story before it was

2:55:29

too late

2:55:31

because politicians cannot control

2:55:33

the Federal debt because all our

2:55:35

Money is created by debt again.

2:55:38

a debt money system of ours

2:55:40

Money is initially created to

2:55:42

buy US bonds the public

2:55:45

banks buy bonds as a savings.

2:55:47

They buy foreign bonds.

2:55:50

And when faith wants to create more money

2:55:52

in the system he buys bonds but pays with

2:55:55

a simple accounting entry that creates it

2:55:57

from nothing then this new money

2:56:00

created by the Fed is multiplied by a

2:56:03

factor of 10 by the banks thanks to the

2:56:06

principle of the banking system

2:56:07

fractional reserve, so even though the

2:56:11

Banks don't create banknotes, they create them.

2:56:13

money in checks or deposits to make

2:56:16

They invest some of their new loans

2:56:18

This money was actually created more than one

2:56:21

trillion dollars of money created from

2:56:23

private form have been used for

2:56:26

buy US bonds in markets

2:56:28

open what they provide to the banks 50

2:56:31

trillions of dollars in free interest

2:56:34

risks each year less interest

2:56:37

that they pay to the depositors

2:56:39

in this way through loans from

2:56:43

fractional reserve banks have

2:56:45

created more than 90% of the money and from there

2:56:48

cause 90% of our inflation what

2:56:52

what can we do with all this

2:56:53

Fortunately, there is a way to fix it

2:56:56

The problem is solved easily, quickly, and cleanly.

2:56:58

without serious financial problems we can

2:57:01

to leave America debt-free in one or two

2:57:04

years simply paying bonds with

2:57:06

debt-free American banknotes such

2:57:09

like those Lincoln issued, of course.

2:57:12

This could create tremendous inflation.

2:57:15

since our currency is multiplied

2:57:17

currently by the principle of the system

2:57:20

fractional-reserve banking But

2:57:22

There is an ingenious solution already developed in

2:57:25

partly by Milton Friedman to maintain

2:57:27

a stable money supply avoids inflation and

2:57:31

deflation while the debt is withdrawn

2:57:34

while the treasury buys bonds in the

2:57:37

market with American banknotes

2:57:39

reservation requirements of all

2:57:41

local banks will be proportionately

2:57:44

thus increasing the amount in circulation

2:57:46

will remain constant. As soon as those

2:57:49

Bondholders are paid with

2:57:51

Treasury bills will deposit their

2:57:53

This is how money is made available

2:57:55

coins needed for banks

2:57:57

increase their reserves once everyone

2:58:00

Bonds are replaced with banknotes

2:58:03

The banks will have 100% reserves in

2:58:06

used fractional reserve location

2:58:09

currently from this point the building

2:58:12

The Fed will only be necessary as a house

2:58:15

liquidator and as a vault for banknotes

2:58:18

Americans

2:58:20

The Federal Reserve Act will not be

2:58:23

necessary and may be dissolved

2:58:25

Monetary power would return to the

2:58:28

there would be no more Treasury Department

2:58:31

neither monetary increases nor decreases by

2:58:33

banks through this means

2:58:37

The national debt would be paid off in one year

2:58:39

more or less and the reservation system

2:58:42

fractional and the Fed would eliminate without

2:58:45

national bankruptcy financial collapse

2:58:47

inflation or deflation or any change

2:58:49

in the way in which the citizen

2:58:51

average does business for the person

2:58:54

The main difference would be that

2:58:56

For the first time since the law of the

2:58:59

The Federal Reserve was approved in 1913.

2:59:02

taxes would begin to decrease

2:59:04

A true blessing for us all

2:59:06

more than for the bankers who are friends of

2:59:09

Hamilton, let's now look at this proposal with

2:59:11

More details here are the main ones

2:59:12

budgets of the reform law

2:59:14

monetary that needs to be approved by the

2:59:17

Congress has proposed a law on

2:59:19

monetary reform that follows the end of

2:59:21

This video certainly has variations

2:59:23

The same results will be achieved

2:59:25

Welcome 1 Cancel the debt with

2:59:28

free United States banknotes

2:59:30

debt in Thomas Edison terms if

2:59:33

You can issue a bond in dollars.

2:59:36

issue one dollar bill both already

2:59:38

They do it purely on faith and trust in the

2:59:41

the United States government only

2:59:43

replaces a type of obligation

2:59:45

governmental on the other hand a burden of

2:59:47

interest the other not the tickets of the

2:59:50

The Federal Reserve could also be

2:59:52

used for that purpose but could not

2:59:54

to be issued after faith is eliminated

2:59:56

As I propose, I suggest using banknotes.

2:59:59

government instead 2 eliminate

3:00:02

the reserve banking system

3:00:04

fractional as the debt

3:00:06

pay the reservation requirements

3:00:08

of all banks in situations

3:00:10

Financial costs will be high

3:00:12

proportionally to absorb the

3:00:14

new American banknotes which are

3:00:16

They will deposit, increasing reserves.

3:00:18

banking towards the end of the first year of

3:00:21

transition the surplus availability of

3:00:24

financial institutions

3:00:26

could be assumed or acquired by the

3:00:28

government in a single operation

3:00:31

In other words, it could be paid for with

3:00:34

debt-free banknotes to maintain

3:00:36

the stable money supply at the end of

3:00:39

first year

3:00:40

The entire national debt would be paid off and

3:00:43

That way we could start enjoying the

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benefits of a bank with reserves

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The Federal Reserve would be obsolete if it were fully operational.

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an old

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repeal of the reservations law

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Federal Law of 1913 and the Banking Act

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National of 1864

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These laws give the power of money to

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monopolistic private bankers

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They must be annulled and monetary power

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returned to the Treasury Department

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where it was initially under the

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Abraham Lincoln's presidency, none

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banker person related to

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financial institutions should

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to be allowed to regulate banking after

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These two reforms, these laws, no

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would serve no purpose whatsoever

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They relate to a banking system of

3:01:31

fractional reserve 4 withdraw from States

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United or of the world the monetary fund

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international the payments bank

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international organizations and the World Bank

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institutions such as the Federal Reserve

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They are designed to centralize the

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The power of international bankers

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about the world economy and the world

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He must take it away from his brothers.

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harmless functions in the exchange

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coins can be made or

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by nations or by organizations

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limited to those functions such a law of

3:02:04

monetary reform would guarantee that the

3:02:06

money in circulation would remain very

3:02:08

stable without producing inflation or

3:02:10

deflation recalls in the last three

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decades the Fed has doubled the supply of

3:02:16

money every 10 years this fact and the

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fractional reserve banking system

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is the true cause of inflation and the

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reduction of our purchasing power

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This and other hidden taxes

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taxes are the real reasons that

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as many fathers as mothers should work

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and just to survive the offer of

3:02:36

Money should increase slowly

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to keep prices stable

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firmly in proportion to growth

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of the population about 3% annually not

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at the whim of a secret group of

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bankers In fact every future decision

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How much money should be in the

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The economy should be based on statistics

3:02:55

of population growth and in the

3:02:57

price adjustment the new

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Treasury Department regulations

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the so-called monetary committee will be

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absolutely non-discretionary except

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In times of war, it will ensure a firm

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and sustained growth of 3% per year

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resulting in stable prices and without

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sharp changes in the money supply

3:03:17

to ensure the open mode process

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And all honest reasoning will be public.

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No secret. Unlike meetings.

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of the Federal Reserve Board in the

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How do we know it will work?

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Because these steps remove both

3:03:32

major causes of instability

3:03:34

The Federal Reserve and the banking system of

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fractional reserve and the most recent

3:03:39

also the payment bank

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international, but more importantly

3:03:44

in danger of a severe depression would be

3:03:47

Let's listen to Milton Friedman.

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on the sole cause of several

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depressions

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I don't know of any severe depression in

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no country or time other than

3:03:59

accompanied by a sharp drop in the

3:04:02

supply of money and vice versa not

3:04:04

There are sharp drops in the supply of

3:04:07

money if they are not accompanied by a

3:04:09

severe depression emit our own

3:04:12

Money is not a radical solution.

3:04:15

has been defended by the presidents

3:04:16

Jefferson Madison Jackson van Buuren and

3:04:19

Lincoln has been used in different

3:04:21

periods of Europe

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Perhaps the best example is one of the

3:04:27

small islands off the coast of

3:04:28

France on the English Channel called

3:04:31

wedsay has been using emission of

3:04:33

debt-free currency to pay for extensive

3:04:36

projects for many years now

3:04:38

We're in Wemsey and this is the market

3:04:41

Flowers and vegetables

3:04:42

Weinstein is one of the most successful

3:04:45

examples that it also works

3:04:47

Debt-free money in 1815 was designated

3:04:51

a committee to investigate how to finance

3:04:54

This new La Isla Market is better.

3:04:56

impoverished, she could not cope with new

3:04:59

taxes So the founders of

3:05:01

country tested a revolutionary idea

3:05:03

issuing their own paper money was a

3:05:07

colorful paper banknote backed by

3:05:09

Nothing but the people of this small island

3:05:11

accepted a commercial agreement with the same for

3:05:14

Ensuring that it will circulate widely was

3:05:16

declared eligible for payment of

3:05:18

taxes, of course, this idea is not

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It's new, it's exactly what America

3:05:23

It was done before the Revolution and there are many

3:05:26

other examples around the world but

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He was new to Wemsey and performed miracles.

3:05:32

The market is still used and remember it was

3:05:34

built from no debt

3:05:37

for the people of this island state

3:05:40

What happens if we follow their example?

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How would bankers react to these?

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reforms

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The bankers probably

3:05:48

International organizations would oppose it, since the

3:05:50

It would leave the economy out of control.

3:05:52

global as it was in the past is

3:05:55

It is equally true that Congress has

3:05:57

constitutional authority and the

3:06:00

responsibility to authorize the mission

3:06:01

of indebted currencies and reform the bad

3:06:05

Accepted banking laws, there will be no doubt

3:06:07

that the bankers will complain about the

3:06:09

debt-free issuance that will cause great

3:06:12

inflation and will make other predictions

3:06:14

But remember, it's the Reserve Bank.

3:06:17

fractional the one that causes 90% of the

3:06:20

Inflation is not the free banknotes

3:06:22

debt used to pay for deficits

3:06:25

governmental in the current system

3:06:27

any overspending on the part of

3:06:30

Congress is more debt in bonds and 10%

3:06:32

bought by the Fed which is multiplied

3:06:35

many times more by the bankers

3:06:36

causing more than 90% of the total

3:06:39

inflation our reserve bank

3:06:41

fractional debt-based system

3:06:43

The problem is we must ignore its inevi

3:06:46

of resistance to reforms and to be firm

3:06:49

until the cure is complete, like the

3:06:52

director of the Bank of England in the

3:06:54

1920s Josh Stamp in relation to this

3:06:58

modern reserve banking system

3:07:00

fractional

3:07:03

The banking system was conceived in the

3:07:05

perversity and was born in sin.

3:07:07

International bankers own the

3:07:09

Take away everything they have, but

3:07:11

give them the power to create money and

3:07:13

control credit and with a few

3:07:16

strokes of the pen will create enough money to

3:07:18

to get it all back again, but if he

3:07:21

You take away everyone's power to create money

3:07:24

Great fortunes will disappear

3:07:25

including mine and this will be a world

3:07:28

much happier but if you want

3:07:30

continue being slaves to the banks

3:07:32

and pay the costs of your own

3:07:34

slavery let us continue creating and

3:07:37

controlling money plus credit

3:07:41

People in general are slowly

3:07:43

realizing this in more than 3,200 cities and

3:07:47

states have supported the proposal of a

3:07:49

non-profit organization called

3:07:51

sovereignty the sovereignty movement asks

3:07:54

to Congress to authorize the Secretary of

3:07:57

Treasury to issue $90 trillion for

3:08:00

year of banknotes in the United States not

3:08:03

neither thirst tickets nor bonds based on

3:08:05

debts to lend money free of

3:08:08

interests to the city-states and

3:08:10

school districts for necessary

3:08:12

capital improvements notably and worthily

3:08:15

to admire the association of bankers of

3:08:17

Illinois represented by 515 members

3:08:20

have supported the sovereignty proposal

3:08:23

good step in the right direction as

3:08:27

Milton Friedman has pointed out that they do not occur

3:08:29

severe depressions without severe

3:08:31

monetary decreases in our

3:08:33

system only faith the payment bank

3:08:36

international cooperation

3:08:38

American bankers or a combination of

3:08:41

larger Wall Street banks could

3:08:43

to cause depression, in other words

3:08:46

Our economy is so large and

3:08:48

resilient that a depression could not

3:08:50

occur by accident

3:08:53

Unless we reform the system

3:08:55

Bankers will always have the power

3:08:57

to decrease or increase our economy

3:09:00

at your choice

3:09:02

The only solution is to remove the reservation

3:09:05

The federal reserve banking system

3:09:08

fractional and bank withdrawal

3:09:10

international payments only this can

3:09:13

curb the power of the banks

3:09:14

international affairs on the economy

3:09:17

Keep this in mind, a bag of

3:09:19

Values ​​that plummet cannot do so on their own.

3:09:22

to cause a severe depression

3:09:25

decrease in the money supply

3:09:27

can cause severe depression

3:09:30

The stock market crashed in 1929, wiping out only

3:09:33

bettors, mostly small and

3:09:36

medium-sized transferring 3 trillion

3:09:39

dollars to the money changers but it served as

3:09:42

smoke screen for a decrease of

3:09:44

33% of the Federal Reserve credit

3:09:48

about the next four years that

3:09:51

This resulted in a transfer of 40 billion.

3:09:54

of middle-class dollars to the

3:09:56

large banks then despite the

3:09:59

impotent screams of a congress

3:10:01

divided the

3:10:03

maintained the reduced money supply

3:10:05

for a whole decade

3:10:08

Only World War II ended

3:10:10

with the suffering inflicted by the Fed

3:10:13

to the people

3:10:15

In a depression, the surplus wealth of

3:10:18

the middle class would be swept away by the

3:10:20

unemployment, low wages, and executions

3:10:23

mortgages

3:10:26

if we are going to reform the monetary system

3:10:28

The bankers will do what they did in

3:10:31

The stock market crashed in 1929 and 1930.

3:10:34

values ​​and use it as a smokescreen

3:10:37

while decreasing the money supply

3:10:41

But if we are determined to recover

3:10:44

We can control our currency

3:10:46

achieve it fairly quickly, perhaps in a few

3:10:49

months as they begin to circulate

3:10:51

treasury bills and replace the

3:10:53

currency withdrawn by the bankers

3:10:56

A longer wait increases the danger of

3:10:58

permanently lose control of

3:11:00

our nations

3:11:03

But we must ask ourselves why the

3:11:05

International bankers might wish

3:11:07

A depression wouldn't kill the hen like that.

3:11:10

that pays interest like golden eggs

3:11:12

Let's remember what Larry Birds said to

3:11:15

beginning of this video

3:11:17

in periods of economic crisis the

3:11:20

Wealth is not destroyed, it is only

3:11:22

transferred we have some indication of what

3:11:25

that the money changers prepare for us

3:11:27

Let's look at David Rockefeller, the director.

3:11:30

Chase Manhattan Bank, the largest bank

3:11:33

What does Wall Street have to say?

3:11:36

We are on the threshold of a

3:11:39

global transformation everything that

3:11:40

What we need is a suitable surface and

3:11:43

The nation will accept the new order

3:11:45

world

3:11:48

Thus, crisis is necessary for achievement

3:11:51

The only question is how quickly they can move on from their plans.

3:11:53

That's when the crisis will fortunately occur

3:11:55

We probably won't have much time.

3:11:59

It is unlikely that this crisis will occur before

3:12:01

of the 1996 elections but afterwards

3:12:04

From this the danger increases, but if they decide

3:12:07

or not cause depression or bankruptcy

3:12:09

through incessant increases of

3:12:11

taxes and losses of hundreds of thousands

3:12:13

of jobs transferred abroad

3:12:15

thanks to trade agreements such

3:12:18

like gasoline or naphtha, the middle class is

3:12:21

an endangered species

3:12:23

low-paying jobs including jobs

3:12:26

slaves in China which Hardware has

3:12:29

heroically documented

3:12:32

It is used to compete with the work of

3:12:35

Americans, in other words,

3:12:37

Money is concentrating in less and

3:12:40

fewer hands than ever before in history

3:12:42

of this nation or of the world without a

3:12:45

Reform the middle class will become extinct

3:12:47

soon leaving only the very rich and

3:12:51

the very poor, as has already happened in the

3:12:53

most of the world

3:12:56

We have been warned by members of Congress

3:12:58

industrial presidents and economists

3:13:01

for years

3:13:02

Religious leaders have also seen the

3:13:05

danger in 1989 during William's time

3:13:09

Brian Jennings said that Pope Leo XIII

3:13:13

On one side is the party that retains the

3:13:15

power because they possess the wealth they have

3:13:18

his fist all the work and trade

3:13:20

who manipulates for his own benefit and his

3:13:22

purposes all sources of

3:13:24

supply and that is strongly

3:13:26

represented in the state councils

3:13:29

On the other side, there is the

3:13:32

needy and weak crowd enduring and

3:13:34

suffering

3:13:36

rapacious usury, although it has been

3:13:38

condemned many times by the church

3:13:41

They perpetuate different forms. But with the

3:13:44

same fault

3:13:45

It continues to be practiced by men

3:13:47

avaricious and greedy, so that a

3:13:50

A small number of rich men have been

3:13:52

capable of imposing on the

3:13:54

impoverished masses a better burden than

3:13:56

slavery itself

3:14:00

During the Great Depression, Pope Pius XI

3:14:03

He spoke about the same problem.

3:14:09

In our times, it's not just about riches

3:14:12

accumulated but also immense power

3:14:15

and oppressive economic domination is

3:14:17

This power, concentrated in few hands,

3:14:20

It becomes particularly irresistible.

3:14:22

when it is executed by those who

3:14:24

They own and control the money because

3:14:27

They manage credit and determine its

3:14:29

allocation by somehow providing

3:14:31

Fresh blood to the entire economic body

3:14:34

putting its claws into the same economy of

3:14:37

in a way that no one dares to whisper

3:14:39

one word against him

3:14:47

Educate your friends about our world

3:14:49

needs a Solid Group that really

3:14:51

understand that our money is

3:14:53

manipulated and that there are solutions because

3:14:55

If a depression comes, there will be

3:14:58

those who will be called conservatives

3:15:00

those who bring advanced solutions

3:15:02

designed by bankers

3:15:03

International

3:15:05

Beware of lamentations over the return

3:15:07

to the gold standard. Why? Simple because

3:15:11

Never before has so much gold been so

3:15:13

concentrated out of the hands of the

3:15:16

people in general and never before so much gold

3:15:18

has been in the hands of the banks

3:15:20

international organizations such as the World Bank and the

3:15:23

International Monetary Fund, a currency

3:15:26

backed by gold usually brings

3:15:29

despair to a nation and would be a

3:15:31

false solution in our case remember

3:15:34

We had gold backing in 1929 and

3:15:38

During the first four years of the

3:15:39

Great Depression

3:15:41

Furthermore, he is so alert to any plan of

3:15:44

regional currencies in the world

3:15:46

This is the Trojan Horse of Los

3:15:48

International bankers

3:15:50

educate your representatives of

3:15:52

Congress only requires a few

3:15:54

persuasive members to make them pay attention

3:15:57

to the others, most of the

3:15:59

legislators do not understand the system

3:16:01

Some understand us, but they are

3:16:04

dependent on the contributions of

3:16:05

campaign ignoring the problem no

3:16:08

warning of the seriousness of their negligence

3:16:11

I hope I have made a contribution

3:16:13

valuable to the national and global debate

3:16:15

on monetary reform is the responsibility of each

3:16:19

man to do his duty consistent with his

3:16:21

state in life

3:16:22

Hopefully they will grant us some guidance and help us to

3:16:25

reform our nation and world

3:16:28

ourselves

3:16:29

we say it ourselves because the

3:16:32

Crowds were ultimately led

3:16:34

to more and more desperation for the

3:16:37

accumulation of global wealth in

3:16:39

fewer and fewer hands

3:16:42

men will tend to be like their

3:16:44

selfish and greedy oppressors we must

3:16:48

keep in mind during this period

3:16:50

of reform in being attentive to not lose

3:16:53

from a point of view these great issues as he said

3:16:56

Pope Pius II

3:16:58

How do men benefit from a

3:17:01

distribution and more prudent use of

3:17:04

wealth makes it possible to take over the world

3:17:06

whole if as a result of this they suffer

3:17:09

What benefit is there in the loss of one's soul?

3:17:12

in teaching sound principles and economics

3:17:15

if by that means they are led to selfishness

3:17:17

controlled order and sordid greed that

3:17:21

listening to the word of the Lord they do

3:17:23

Quite the opposite

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