[youtube]JXt1cayx0hs[/youtube]Could you please identify the individuals getting all this profit?
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[youtube]JXt1cayx0hs[/youtube]Could you please identify the individuals getting all this profit?
Rothschild, Rockefeller, Warburg, Morgan. Families of Wealth and power some of who have been in the central banking business for 300+ years.I ask a simple question and you give me almost 5 hours of video propaganda to watch?
Come on.. It cant be that hard. Give me one name of a person that holds all this vast wealth the fed is handing over.
You cant remember one name or there isnt any provided?
People cannot invest because they have no savings, they cannot save because of constant inflation. We should concentrate on who is creating the inflation.The big shift in the United States over the past two decades is not a rise in regulations and taxation but a decline in investment - in physical and human capital. And investment is the crucial locomotive of long-term growth.
And they dont worry about it because the government tells them everything is taken care of after 65...People cannot invest because they have no savings, they cannot save because of constant inflation. We should concentrate on who is creating the inflation.
The same government who is pushing an agenda to extend a tax cut that is paid for by taking money from that program. I don't disagree with tax cuts, but Obama (the champion of entitlements) has produced the first time in history that SS has brought in less revenue than it has spat out.And they dont worry about it because the government tells them everything is taken care of after 65...
Here is an idea: How about we stop spending so much money on wars and pointless programs so we can stop borrowing from these ponzi schemes while permanently lowering American taxes.npr.org said:President Obama put Congress on notice Tuesday in a speech in Osawatomie, Kan. He said that unless a temporary payroll tax cut is extended this month, 160 million Americans would see their taxes go up next year by an average of $1,000. But there's concern on both sides of the political aisle that the payroll tax holiday might be undermining the solvency of Social Security.
Fact No. 1: Last year, for the first time in its 75-year history, Social Security took in less money than it paid out.
Fact No. 2: This year, the first of the baby boomers reached retirement age and began collecting Social Security benefits.
Fact No. 3: The payroll tax holiday that Congress approved a year ago reduced Social Security's revenues this year by $105 billion.
I was hoping that maybe you would be interested in learning about the currency that you hold so dearly in your wallet.I ask a simple question and you give me almost 5 hours of video propaganda to watch?
Come on.. It cant be that hard. Give me one name of a person that holds all this vast wealth the fed is handing over.
You cant remember one name or there isnt any provided?
I was thinking the exact same thing. So, it's Terms now.Welcome back Duke.
I was hoping you would STFU... Which just proves you cant always get what you want.I was hoping that maybe you would be interested in learning about the currency that you hold so dearly in your wallet.
The vast majority know nothing about the origin, reality, source or history of our monetary system. It is the single most important system that government is supposed to control and has the most relevance and impact on peoples every day lives.
Tax cuts and neglectBefore we do all that, shouldnt we ask why the infrastructure got so dilapidated in the first place?
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Really?And they dont worry about it because the government tells them everything is taken care of after 65...
You guys are actually both in agreement over the system. One agrees that the Fed Res system which never creates the interest has us by the balls and the other one knows that spending more than you bring in by a wide margin is bad. The first system is what makes the other possible. The Fed reserve system actually makes overspending possible by the politicians in the first place by providing a bottomless pit of easily produced credit that the people will pay for through currency devaluation. As long as they can keep servicing the interest they can roll over all the coming due loans into all new bigger ones perpetually. Well, until the system gets saturated, then a giant collapse comes that no one can stop.I was hoping you would STFU... Which just proves you cant always get what you want.
I understand the monetary system while you seem to be missing the concept of basic accounting.
If the politicians keep overspending none of it will really matter.
WrongYou guys are actually both in agreement over the system. One agrees that the Fed Res system which never creates the interest has us by the balls and the other one knows that spending more than you bring in by a wide margin is bad. The first system is what makes the other possible. The Fed reserve system actually makes overspending possible by the politicians in the first place by providing a bottomless pit of easily produced credit that the people will pay for through currency devaluation. As long as they can keep servicing the interest they can roll over all the coming due loans into all new bigger ones perpetually. Well, until the system gets saturated, then a giant collapse comes that no one can stop.
You guys are actually both in agreement over the system. One agrees that the Fed Res system which never creates the interest has us by the balls and the other one knows that spending more than you bring in by a wide margin is bad. The first system is what makes the other possible. The Fed reserve system actually makes overspending possible by the politicians in the first place by providing a bottomless pit of easily produced credit that the people will pay for through currency devaluation. As long as they can keep servicing the interest they can roll over all the coming due loans into all new bigger ones perpetually. Well, until the system gets saturated, then a giant collapse comes that no one can stop.
And so you confirming everything I thought about you.I was hoping you would STFU... Which just proves you cant always get what you want.
I understand the monetary system while you seem to be missing the concept of basic accounting.
If the politicians keep overspending none of it will really matter.
2 people can read the same thing and come up with different conclusions.And so you confirming everything I thought about you.
PS; you dont know anything about the money system if you don't know who invented what aspects of it, why they invented them, when they invented them and what the consequences were.
Why was the stock market invented anyway? (pls don't say to provide capital for companies)