Biggest Scam in US Government History - The Federal Reserve

[Master Roshi]

12-23-13 marked the 100 year anniversary of the federal reserve act, Ben Swann did a good second piece on it though I disagree with G Edward Griffen, Griffen's book The Creature From Jekyl Island is a complete plagiarism of Eustace Mullin's book The Federal Reserve and I do not agree with Griffin when he says that JFK's assassination had nothing to do with him attempting to take away the power to print the nation's money away from the private federal reserve and to give that power back to the US Treasury where it belongs, if you do some research you will find more than a few reasons why the money powers and the military industrial complex wanted JFK dead and executive order 11110 was one of them, G Edward Griffen is a shill IMO

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/markhen...l-reserve-has-failed-at-everything-its-tried/

"Why the Occupy Wall Street movement didn’t focus their protests on the Fed mystifies me."

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/07/us-ecb-banks-supervision-idUSBREA160IA20140207

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-...ive-found-dead-self-inflicted-nail-gun-wounds

SEVEN OR EIGHT self inflicted nail gun wounds, wow he must have been a trooper to inflict this many wounds into his head before he finally died......SMH

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.rollingstone.com/politic...the-mega-banks-most-devious-scam-yet-20140212

 

[GodsEmbryo]

 

[BCT]

There's nothing anyone can do about it so why make a thread?

 

[GodsEmbryo]

There's nothing anyone can do about it so why make a thread?

"There's nothing you can do about it..." is a phrase that is heard throughout history, yet revolution, civil war, boycots, strikes... have proven that phrase to be wrong. People have more power then they realize. What can be done is a good question, but that doesn't mean people have to accept it and keep their mouth shut.

 

[BCT]

"There's nothing you can do about it..." is a phrase that is heard throughout history, yet revolution, civil war, boycots, strikes... have proven that phrase to be wrong. People have more power then they realize. What can be done is a good question, but that doesn't mean people have to accept it and keep their mouth shut.

I don't like that give up attitude either but there's too many people who are asleep, there have been revolutions but not in modern times, people would have to unite for change and that will NEVER happen. We're too divided.

 

[GodsEmbryo]

I don't like that give up attitude either but there's too many people who are asleep, there have been revolutions but not in modern times, people would have to unite for change and that will NEVER happen. We're too divided.

that's true unfortunately, people are asleep. Yet with every crisis seeds are sown and I don't think people are that devided when it comes to money. Or in other words: survival.

Let me give an example... In 1830 Belgium was still part of the Netherlands and a poor region neglected by the Dutch king. 25% of the population in Brussels was poor and totally dependant on food given by the clergy. The people in Brussels started to get angry because of all kind of new taxes on bread and beer. However, it was only until Brussels decided to show a huge fireworks show and organised expensive banquets in honour of the birthday of the Dutch king that people had enough and started demonstrating. Still no revolution though... until the opera "La muette de Portici" (Auber) was played in Brussels. This opera is about rebellion against domination. And it was THIS piece of music that inspired the demonstrators, turned the demonstration into a rebellion, spread allover the country, and lead to the independance of Belgium. Important to note is that this was a revolution started by the poor. The middle class eventually joined when they saw the revolution had a chance of success, because they thought they could negotiate some better deals with the Dutch government.

In these rich western countries we're indeed not very likely to rebel soon. We complain about another 6 figure bonus for some CEO, corruption in banks, low intrest on our deposit books, the struggle to find a job because it all moves to countries with cheap labour... But we still feel comfortable in our little house, with our little car in front of the door we use to drive to our work, able to buy all kind of things. But in the meantime the gap between rich and poor is getting bigger, and more and more people struggle to make ends meet. The seeds are sown. If nothing changes, something WILL happen eventually and it can be as simple as a message like "Another CEO gave himself a 600.000 bonus while the company fires 4000 people" that can start things. Because if one things unite people (no matter where they come from) it's having to struggle to survive.

So I still don't think people should say "There's nothing that can be done" and just accept it. If this economical system doesn't change it'll unite the people who have no money no matter what.

 

[Master Roshi]

Dollar Inc. is king of this land now and for the foreseeable future SMH

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...49bc60-a4f3-11e3-b865-38b254d92063_story.html

 

[luckyeight]

There's nothing anyone can do about it so why make a thread?

There is something people can do, but a lot of people would die, I don't think the Americans are angry enough to do that though

 

[Master Roshi]

how many dead bankers are we up to now for the new year, about 12 I think

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-04-07/ex-abn-amro-ceo-killed-family-hanging-himself

 

[Master Roshi]

always interesting to read articles like this one but never surprising

http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonc...cials-fibbed-to-depositors-to-stop-bank-runs/

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.insurancebroadcasting.co...wsletter&ET=broadcasting:e2651110:a:&st=email

the banks never give up

 

[Master Roshi]

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/rolex-record-watch-sells-1-2-million-auction-n104401

high cash purchases always steer towards tangible rarity based on the material of the matter, its history and the measure of its fixed supply

 

[Master Roshi]

once the money velocity starts to pick up, we will see more inflation aka higher prices unfortunately

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V

 

[Rey C.]

I tell ya one thing that would be nice: if Janet Yellen would refrain from picking out SPECIFIC sectors of the stock market to (publicly) call overvalued. I wasn't aware that part of her job as Fed Chair was to also be a stock analyst. Who knew? Did you know? I didn't know. :dunno: She's obviously missed her calling. I didn't like her before (another Obama PC appointment), but now I despise her. Bernanke left you in great shape... so just don't fuck it up - just stick to getting monetary policy right, Yanet Yellen! And while you're at it, take a voice & speech class.

Where does Obama find these people???!!!

 

[Master Roshi]

I did not like Helicopter Ben and I do not like Yellen and I wonder if the Fed will start raising interest rates heading into 2015, even if they do, I think the Fed will continue to purchase treasury bonds and mortgage backed securities because they have to, they are in a box, if they don't then the house of cards comes crashing down and if they do then inflation will just continue to rise at a slow steady rate

 

[Master Roshi]

"Many are pointing to the end of the FEDs Permanent Open Market Ops. policy as a sign that the FED has stopped adding money to the circulatory stream. Do not be misled POMO is merely one tool which they use. Check out the FEDs H41 release, a new tool is on the books to give credence to this fallacy. Its called a reverse repurchase agreement. Revese repos due within 15 days??? $311.292 Billion. Nothing to see here we are tapering." - Andrew Gause

I concur with Andrew, more inflation is coming, the game goes on slow and steady