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Kaylene Emery's avatar

What a delicious library of learning you have gifted us Mike !

Love from Australia.

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Yet Another Tommy's avatar

"The U.S. is an exception to the rule which holds in every country. The American Constitution states plainly that the Fed must be subject to Congress, so until that changes, expect obfuscation, lies and deflection.

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These are the families who own the national debt of the United States, to whom we pay $1,000,000,000 in interest every single year. The U.S. Federal Reserve is privately owned by them.

How is that not slavery?

Here are our owners. First identified by Peter Kershaw in Economic Solutions, his research has been repeated so many times as to become a truism. You can easily find a fleshing out of their ownership and how it is spread across what funds.

The major shareholders (Class 'A' stock) of the Federal Reserve Bank System are identified as:

* Rothschild: London and Berlin

* Lazard Bros: Paris

* Israel Seiff: Italy

* Kuhn Loeb Company: Germany

* Warburg: Hamburg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

* Lehman Bros: NY

* Goldman and Sachs: NY

* Rockefeller: NY

the balance of stock is owned by the major commercial member banks."

High Class Thieves and Satanists: How Central Banks Stole the Last 30 years.

Today the Fed is Gutting the Future of Gen-Z

https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/high-class-thieves-and-satanists

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Yet Another Tommy's avatar

the $1,000,000,000 in interest figure was in the original but its surely higher

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Kaylene Emery's avatar

Hmmm those names seem so….youknow who’ish 🧐

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Thumbnail Green's avatar

I know who

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Brave truthtellers thank u Dr. Yeadon 💥🙌🏼

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Mellis's avatar

Mellis:

Can someone explain why we should not simply build an AI model to replace the Fed? Grok, I’m looking at you. If ever there was a prime candidate to have human artificial intelligence replaced by actual AI the Fed is it. The Fed is a carful of circus clowns studying economic and other data like a monkey sitting at the piano staring at the sheet music for a Beethoven piano concerto. They study and study, expound and pontificate, then proceed to play some random, nonsensical notes while the trained seals all applaud and congratulate them on their beautiful music. They stick their fingers in the air and make some guess as to what interest rates should be, when and how much to change them, when and how much liquidity to add or subtract; all adjusted by the whims of their own political biases and grandiose visions of their wisdom and self importance, or whether they want to help one person get elected or punish another.

Turn it all over to a machine set to solve for simple, defined objectives - steady monetary growth, optimally balanced inflation and employment. Let it sift through all appropriate historical and current data and arrive at an optimal, unbiased solution changed as conditions dictate. Not only would it work far better and be unabashedly transparent, but think of the money saved, the suffering avoided, and the ridiculous, meaningless speeches made irrelevant. We no longer send pilots or astronauts up expecting them to fly by the seat of their pants, the wind and the sun in their faces, adjusting their altitude, direction and speed by flight stick and pedals. Why should we entrust circus clowns with control over the levers of the vastly more complex system of our economy? Has it not already been well demonstrated that AI interpretation of medical scans results in far more reliable, accurate and complete analysis of the results than humans? The economy is infinitely more complex than a medical scan, with far greater inputs and historical record on which to gage the optimal settings. Wilbur and Orville no longer fly planes, why should we have dwarfs and clowns studying charts and tables, scratching their heads and rubbing their temples, then pulling the control levers and applying the pedals which impact the economy? If AI best replaces anyone, it should be the Fed. If AI is worth anything at all it cannot help but do a better job than a conclave of Gypsy fortune tellers. The bonus is that when AI in fact does a more adept and transparent job, we would also be spared the capricious proclamations of a never ending stream of pompous, throat clearing phonies. The downside is only that we would be deprived of the entertainment provided by regular television interviews with the series of self important clowns pretending they know some top secret cake recipe that only they can bake. That is a sacrifice we should be prepared to suffer. Reruns of Cake Boss or Gilligan’s Island are always available to fill the entertainment void. If the Fed isn’t simply eliminated altogether, let’s at least replace it with a better, more competent and reliable system.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

"Now time grows short. History will not allow the people of Shem additional centuries, or even decades, to come to their senses and realize what is going on. Just as they have been victims of massacres and genocides for centuries, the people of Shem now face the determination of the Canaanites to exterminate them utterly and finally. a goal they hope to achieve by the end of the millenium." The Curse of Canaan.... Eustace Mullins 1987

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Bard Joseph's avatar

We should just have a debt holiday and nullify the debt of the Canaanites.

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Binra's avatar

The ability to create and control the money supply is the emergent context for power struggle through history. I cannot overstate the importance of understanding history in such a context - and the work that I am aware of as best serving this is THE LOST SCIENCE OF MONEY

The Mythology Of Money The Story Of Power by Stephen A. Zarlenga.

It can be found as a scanned copy on archive.org and elsewhere.

This gives a basis to understand the ongoing struggle between an essentially moral pragmatism and the parasitic system capture that in modernity became banksterism.

I also see the self-same signature patterns of banksterism in the co-opting of the mind as a means to redistribute and frame guilt and fear as leverage of the economic, social and political order.

Money is a function of law, not of intrinsic or commodity value. To give such a fundamental power to faceless private networks of insider power and privilege is not least through a false framed understanding of money and economics that is not accidental. Those operating 'secret power' do so by protecting and obfuscating or masking its true nature.

Morality like anything else can be falsely claimed masked in or weaponised but integrity of function is integrality of being - not merely moral codes.

Its a very interesting and for me enlightening read in terms of an integrated understanding of why the world is as it is - in historical terms - not just in spiritual terms - which for me address the derivatives of Meaning through the lens of conflicted values or goals.

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AJR's avatar

“So in addition to spreading the word, please put in some time, planning to not be compelled to do whatever it is that the crooks are going to spring on us next!”

“Spring on us next?” Which is exactly what’s being consummated and silently implemented. Two plus years ago 12 banks tested, what equates to, the “Surveillance State” of control over Americans!

Ground control to major Tom, commencing countdown, engines on! Y’all know the rest but what doesn’t compute here is, why Casey Means was selected? She has deep experience in Biometric Harvesting amongst other qualities of human as I like to call it. Such control will ring louder than loud once the event begins!

Something similar to the banking crisis of 2008, which devoured millions while paying banks trillions! And so the elements of the “Surveillance State” are coming together.

Blindly as most Americans are, too consumed with their own lives makes for the perfect distraction, while databases are being built to house, linked to control the masses once the “Event” occurs! Possibly in August or September 2025 we’ll see how well this, years in the making come together.

America’s economic fragility needn’t much push, a slight nudge is ample which will usher in the new “Welcome to America-1984-Style!”

Which is why and all the more reason to understand the opening statement, which I cut and pasted from Dr Yeadon’s article.

In part it goes something like this:

“Planning to not be compelled to do whatever the crooks spring on us next!”

“We mustn’t comply to our own demise!” Do NOT COMPLY!

May God Bless America and The Entire World!

AJR

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Thumbnail Green's avatar

Most of my songs are anti central bank. They are the root of the evil in the world.

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Jeannon Kralj's avatar

I have tried for years to manage my money in a way that is least interactive the digital prison.

I found the following comment by Catherine Austin Fitts on a recent Jimmy Dore show to be helpful and encouraging.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKE4nA9IoX8

DOGE Spending Cuts CANCELLED By Republican Leadership! w/ Catherine Austin Fitts

The Jimmy Dore Show

1.52M

17:19 video runtime

@ 9:57 to 10:31

Catherine Austin Fitts said...

"It's time the American people stand up and

realize if we will change our behavior

and our actions and work effectively in

our families in our local governments in

our state governments to shift this we

can shift this we do not need the people

in the box to shift it but we have to

take those actions you know if everybody

tomorrow woke up and used cash as much

and as often as they could there would

be a revolution if everybody said "All

these banks that are doing the criminal

stuff I'm going to quit my not going to

work there and I'm not going to bank

there and I'm going to pull my money out

and I'm going to go to a good honest

bank." There'd be a revolution. "

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Rob D's avatar

America was warned by it's founders that if we allowed banks to control things it would be "worse than a standing army". And... well, here we are.

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