Berlin Wall Crashes - part 2

Many events led up to the final minutes when the world watched the Berlin Wall come crashing down. On Friday morning the Blimp took off from the same state where flight originated. Inflation figures came out a few minutes later confirming what we all know already - inflation is rampant.

But at 6PM on Friday Jim Cramer came on his Mad Money programme to rip in to the Federal Reserve, something unprecedent on a major network at prime time, and then had Ron Paul adminster another death blow.

This is a monster event and in due time it will be seen as that pivotal point in our history when the tide of overall public opinion for Ron Paul (excluding his supporters) reached its ebb and now it is on the turn and it is going to surge like a tsunami and wash away this evil dishonest monetary system that is the main ingredient of this country's social ills.

By Monday morning the press will be swamped with news about massive donations for the Boston Tea Party fund raiser and with more and more financial commentators coming out in support of Ron Paul and his monetary views coupled with worries about hyperinflation and a disintegrating market, the focus will shift to "its the economy stupid" and to the only man who has the slightest clue how to fix the system - because he has spent his life preparing for this day.

The Boston Tea Party was supposedly about taxes and taxation without representation. This is only partly true because the real reason lies behind the curtain of history. The Revolution fought 230 odd years ago was about the control of issuance of money. These patriots sought to have their own money and to wrest control of its issuance from the then central bank - the Bank of England.

It is no accident the Constitution stipulated the dollar to be a fixed quantity of silver and then gold at the ratio of 1:15 could also be used in trade or to settle debts/taxes. This was a bimetallic system. For the last 230 years the bankers have sought to wrest control of the nation's checkbook, first with a series of National Banks, then getting rid of silver in the 1860', then the formation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, then Roosevelt taking gold away from the people in 1933 and then with Nixon closing the gold window for settling foreign exchange debts in the early 1970's. All this was done for the good of the people - at least that we were told.

George Washington bemoaned the fact he needed a wagon load of paper money (the Continental dollar in those days) to buy a wagon load of supplies for his army as they too resorted to over printing of money hence the saying - "not worth a continental". Having been through the evils of over printing of currency, they made sure that the Constitution gave the sole authority to Congress to issue money but it was only allowed to "coin" money.

As Ron Paul said on Cramer, Congress does not care about monetary policy, nor the fact they they have handed over the nation's checkbook to another entity - the Federal Reserve and even worse they seemingly could not care less what the Fed does just as long as each member gets his pork barrel spending, gets reelected, big pension and gold plated health benefits.

Now, come Monday do what Ron Paul suggested on Cramer and get on the phone or computer and contact your Congressman and demand an audit of the gold reserves specifically for the united states for America which is completely different from the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. What is in Fort Knox?

Ronald Reagan stood in Berlin and declared, " Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ron Paul has stood in front of this country and declared, Mr Bernanke, show me the gold!

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