The Money Masters – Freaky video

[aldante]

Fantastic Video. I think that there are so many points worth discussing. Anyone who does not want absolute transparancy at the Fed and FOMC and all the regional banks should watch this video. How about getting a cool 6% per year div if you own stock. Guarenteed by the nice folks who print the $$…..Here is the info from the FEDS site….
The twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks, which were established by Congress as the operating arms of the nation’s central banking system, are organized much like private corporations–possibly leading to some confusion about “ownership.” For example, the Reserve Banks issue shares of stock to member banks. However, owning Reserve Bank stock is quite different from owning stock in a private company. The Reserve Banks are not operated for profit, and ownership of a certain amount of stock is, by law, a condition of membership in the System. The stock may not be sold, traded, or pledged as security for a loan; dividends are, by law, 6 percent per year.

Here is the web site for anyone to research……
http://www.federalreserve.gov/generalinfo/faq/faqfrs.htm#5

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Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[CA renter]

[quote=CONCHO]Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves![/quote]

Amen!

If you want to know who owns the country, take a look at the names plastered across the tallest buildings in any major city.

[CA renter]

[quote=CONCHO]Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves![/quote]

Amen!

If you want to know who owns the country, take a look at the names plastered across the tallest buildings in any major city.

[CA renter]

[quote=CONCHO]Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves![/quote]

Amen!

If you want to know who owns the country, take a look at the names plastered across the tallest buildings in any major city.

[CA renter]

[quote=CONCHO]Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves![/quote]

Amen!

If you want to know who owns the country, take a look at the names plastered across the tallest buildings in any major city.

[CA renter]

[quote=CONCHO]Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves![/quote]

Amen!

If you want to know who owns the country, take a look at the names plastered across the tallest buildings in any major city.

[briansd1]

I pretty much agree with you guys above.

It seems like the best way to remain wealthy over the ages (like the Rothschild family) is to own hard assets that can be turned to rent (currency) when needed. The key is not to owe too much debt that you can’t repay without having to liquidate your assets for pennies on the dollar. I call that wherewithal.

In that respect, real estate is a great investment, if you buy wisely at the right time. The same would apply to productive capacity that can “mint” currency, whatever it happens to be at a given time.

If you look at wars and revolutions, the families that did the best over time are the ones who owned hard assets outright.

[briansd1]

I pretty much agree with you guys above.

It seems like the best way to remain wealthy over the ages (like the Rothschild family) is to own hard assets that can be turned to rent (currency) when needed. The key is not to owe too much debt that you can’t repay without having to liquidate your assets for pennies on the dollar. I call that wherewithal.

In that respect, real estate is a great investment, if you buy wisely at the right time. The same would apply to productive capacity that can “mint” currency, whatever it happens to be at a given time.

If you look at wars and revolutions, the families that did the best over time are the ones who owned hard assets outright.

[briansd1]

I pretty much agree with you guys above.

It seems like the best way to remain wealthy over the ages (like the Rothschild family) is to own hard assets that can be turned to rent (currency) when needed. The key is not to owe too much debt that you can’t repay without having to liquidate your assets for pennies on the dollar. I call that wherewithal.

In that respect, real estate is a great investment, if you buy wisely at the right time. The same would apply to productive capacity that can “mint” currency, whatever it happens to be at a given time.

If you look at wars and revolutions, the families that did the best over time are the ones who owned hard assets outright.

[briansd1]

I pretty much agree with you guys above.

It seems like the best way to remain wealthy over the ages (like the Rothschild family) is to own hard assets that can be turned to rent (currency) when needed. The key is not to owe too much debt that you can’t repay without having to liquidate your assets for pennies on the dollar. I call that wherewithal.

In that respect, real estate is a great investment, if you buy wisely at the right time. The same would apply to productive capacity that can “mint” currency, whatever it happens to be at a given time.

If you look at wars and revolutions, the families that did the best over time are the ones who owned hard assets outright.

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