During the American Civil War, J. P. Morgan bought 5000 defective rifles from an army arsenal for $3.50 each and sold them to a general for $22 each. The defects in the rifles caused them to shoot off the thumbs of soldiers who used them. Morgan himself avoided military service by paying $300...
1963: Six days prior to President John F. Kennedy being assassinated, he ordered the Treasury to print United States Notes to be used as legal tender, a limited amount were printed before his untimely death. This action would have put the federal reserve out of business because they would no...
APRIL 14, 1865: A short time after President Lincoln orders the Lincoln greenbacks to be printed; which would deprive the banks from charging interest on the money they would have printed, President Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth. It's been proven this was a conspiracy because of...
MARCH 4, 1811: The Bank of the United States is closed permanently.
1812-1815: The War of 1812 breaks out with Britain.
DECEMBER 5, 1815: President Madison proposes a second Bank of the United States to succeed the first Bank that failed to be rechartered in 1811.
MARCH 14, 1816...
1781: George Washington wrote to John Laurens and said: "Experience has demonstrated the impracticability long to maintain a paper credit without funds for its redemption."
APRIL 12, 1782: John Adams negotiated with the Netherlands to receive a loan and recognition for the United States...
Here is a quote from John Adams: "I am firmly of the opinion that there never was a paper pound, a paper dollar, or a paper promise of any kind, that ever yet obtained a general currency [as money] but by force or fraud, generally by both."
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"The high office of President has been used to format a plot to destroy the American's freedom, and before I leave office must inform the citizen of his plight." (John F. Kennedy at Columbia University, 10 days before his assassination).
George Bush presided over a minor change in the Federal Reserve Act. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed in 2002. The American Congress failed again to deal with the Federal Reserve. Bush managed to keep all discussion and changes confined to some reporting requirements for financial institutions...
If "We the People" don't take some action now, there may come a time when "We the People" are no more. You should write a letter or send an email to each of your elected representatives. Many of our elected representatives do not understand the FED. Once informed they will not be able to plead...
After a huge public relations campaign, engineered by the foreign central banks, the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was slipped through Congress during the Christmas recess, with many members of the Congress absent. President Woodrow Wilson, pressured by his political and financial backers, signed...
Working overtime? I'm surprised that more of your co-workers have not pounced on this thread...yet.
tactics to use:
distract
discredit
ridicule
use: moonbat, liberal, tin foil hat, conspiracy theorist
attempt to take the high road. be "above"
tactics to avoid:
debate
debunk
disprove...