EXCELLENT new YouTube on Federal Reserve as Cause of current "Crisis"
Submitted by WRellim on Sun, 10/19/2008 - 01:15
This belongs on the Front Page of DP! And I suggest you email it around to people as well.
Excellent new YouTube video on Federal Reserve as Cause of current "Crisis"!
And it is short, sweet, and straightforward and has a very nice, serious, on-screen narrator -- and it is NOT kitschy or weird or condescending or any of the "problems" that are present with a host of other videos... in short -- this is EXCELLENT to get people thinking, researching, and acting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV9yDLhKbjg
And at the end it directs people to CampaignForLiberty.com as the primary place to take action.
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Very nice!
Well done!
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for the nine to fivers ....
That is a good and well-made
That is a good and well-made video, a great tool to pass along to people.
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Nice
Great video thanks
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The United States
government is the Spendaholic, the Federal Reserve is the little liquor store down the street, and all of us have been raised in a disfunctional home called America.
"Tyrants fear nothing more than insubordination"
"It's just one big club... and WE ain't in it!"
WRellim
Thank you for the video, I have sent it to all I know plus, to a local internet news paper under comments to an artical they have today, about this same discusion. It made my day to be armed with this video plus the video New World Order For Dummies, I can't wait for there responses.
You're welcome.
I really wish I could find out *who* was responsible for making it. (I have emailed the youtube channel owner, but have not yet received any response).
Not the complete problem
True the Federal Reserve Bank is unconstitutional and has destroyed the purchasing power of the US dollar by increasing the money supply, but the problem is much bigger than just the Federal Reserve Bank. States cannot make anything but gold and silver coin legal tender, but obviously Federal reserve notes are being used with the borders of states as legal tender under state law, so the states are openly violating the Constitution.
If you go into your local bank and take out a car loan, the bank makes a bookkeeping entry placing the note you signed on its books as an asset, and simultaneously creates a checking account balance for you which it places on its books as a liability. In doing so, it created "money" out of thin air and loaned it to you at interest. The M2 money supply just went up and there is now more purchasing power out there to bid up the prices of goods and services. These checking account balances just circulate from bank to bank as checks are written and clear against the bank accounts that banks themselves keep at the Federal Reserve Bank as reserves to cover checks clearing between banks. The only way this money ever disappears is in a transaction the opposite of how it originated, i.e., you pay back the loan by writing a check to the bank against your account there which then reduces the bank's asset (loan receivable from you) and the bank's liability (checking account payable to you). Please understand that if you don't pay back the loan, the money never disappears, so all these loan defaults we now see are not reducing the money supply, and never will to the extent that the bank loses.
M2 money supply went from $32.3 billion in 1933 to $7,712.9 billion today, and this was from both the local banks and the Federal Reserve bank expanding debt based "money". A great part of this expansion came from local banks, not the Federal Reserve Bank. If you were to pick a local bank and look at its balance sheet from thirty years ago and compare it to its current balance sheet, you would see a very large increase in assets, and in liabilities over this time period. It's liabilities for checking and saving accounts would have increased greatly, so how else did it get so much more deeply in debt to its customers other than by creating these debts out of thin air and making loans to customers? Think of all the interest you and your neighbors paid the bank on these loans. Ever wonder why the banks have the best buildings in town?
So this youtube video is misleading in that it places the blame fully on the Federal Reserve Bank and leaves out the local banks as culprits in the scam.
In order to have sound banking:
(1)Banks and savings and loan institutions must be separate. Banks must be prohibited from doing anything but warehousing gold and silver received from depositors, so as to give people a safe and convenient means of storing and spending money. Savings and loan banks can accept deposits of gold and silver and loan it out to borrowers, but depositors must understand that they do not have money in these savings and loans, but have lent them money, for which the depositor assumes risk. The savings and loan institutions may not loan out more than the deposits they received from customers and owners.
(2)Banks must hold gold and silver equal to the amount denominated on warehouse receipts (paper or electronic) issued to depositors when the bank receives the gold and silver from the depositors. These banks must function simply as a storehouse and a transfer agent to facilitate transactions between customers. In other words, banks must hold 100% reserves and the reserves must be gold and/or silver.
(3)Government should stand ready to receive gold and silver and mint it into coins without any charge.
"The deepest sin against the human mind is to believe things without evidence." Thomas H. Huxley
12:27 Central Time
and it's on Digg's Front Page... Yeah Baby!
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Its a good video & I agree on the precept that the FED keeps a revolving loan on tap for our legislators to continualy dip into ....Howerver there is a systemic problem assocciated with this proccess, & that is a LEGISLATURE that votes policies to spend you into socialistic oblivian, DEBT....THESE policies are threatening the very EXISTANCE of our Constitutional form of self governance, OUR COUNTY itself...IT is my understanding ,handed down from the forefathers that this is a TREASONOUS act & must be delt with....The protection of the U.S. Constitution is to take precidence over & above ALL issues.policies & powers....IT is the sacred DUTY of ALL elected & appointed officers to be held to their solumn oath of DUTY, in this matter ....THERE is NO other DUTY higher than this protection & ALL officers must be held accountable, at the discretion of the people...WE hold this truth to be self evident & this issue cannot be taken lightly...
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"I am a most unhappy man. I
"I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated Governments in the civilized world no longer a Government by free opinion, no longer a Government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a Government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men."
-Woodrow Wilson, after signing the Federal Reserve into existence
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Well I love the video but...
when I go to campaign for liberty, I see my representatives that have voted for the big bailout and those that have voted against it. The ones that voted against it, have never stated publicly the federal reserve is unconstitional or should be abolished. Until they do that, they don't represent me. I believe it's time to write them a letter.
The campagn for liberty..
is the next step in the road to freedom, if you havn't joined, do it now. This is our best opportunity to start real change in the minds of the people.
Outstanding!
I'm sending this to all my friends with short attention spans i.e., all of them.
Wow, awsome, dugg @110.
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Digg Link
Here's the digg link.
http://digg.com/educational/The_federal_reserve_caused_the_7...
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not enough have seen this yet!
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keep this bumped!!!!
this is excellent - whoever this young woman is - did a fantastic job at
giving the facts clearly - so wonderful - kudos!!
Everyone must watch and share with others all across the USA !!!
End the Fed
Can someone Digg
Can someone Digg this?
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Here's the Digg link
http://digg.com/educational/The_federal_reserve_caused_the_7...
Bob Chapman's latest missive
Terrific, as always
http://news.goldseek.com/InternationalForecaster/1224431475.php
This is what they are doing to Gold & Silver
It's the fight of our life
Posted On: Sunday, October 19, 2008, 12:10:00 AM EST
The Bullion Market Versus The Paper Gold Market - An Explanation
Author: Jim Sinclair
Dear Friends,
It is axiomatic that the most leveraged gold market most often (95 percent of the time) sets the price of any cash market. First derivatives (listed futures) commands price.
This remains true as long as the COMEX warehouse of gold is NOT meaningfully depleted by long gold contracts by taking delivery from the exchange warehouse.
As long as an exchange maintains a warehouse that historically overwhelms historical demand for delivery the first derivative, The COMEX listed gold future, will be the primary cause of price.
Taking delivery from the COMEX warehouse is not an easy process as the system is designed not to violate your contract but to be a world-class pain in the ass.
The COMEX requires re-assays, assuming you wish to re-deliver. This then places another raving pain in the ass in your way.
The COMEX market is effectively an international 24-hour market as there is no location where you cannot buy or sell a COMEX clone.
Cash bullion gold as opposed to the semi cash markets that non-USA banks trade is the only totally private means of buying and selling gold.
As currency problems increase, first the knowledgeable public such as you clean out the coin market.
This is the first time that the international coin markets have been cleaned out everywhere. This did not happen globally in the 70s.
Large gold bars are still available in major markets but the backup inventory is getting low.
As long as the COMEX warehouse remains adequate and large bars still are available, the paper market, the leveraged COMEX market, will rule the price.
Only with a decline in COMEX warehouse inventories and a run down in large bar supplies of the cash market will the cash bullion market command the price of the COMEX futures market.
It was not the buying by the Hunts that caused silver to move above $30 into the $50 area, but rather the universal belief that they would take delivery, which would deplete or exceeded the COMEX warehouse supply.
The War between paper gold and bullion gold is a war to determine which will take command of the price of gold, nothing more, nothing less. There will be no two markets trading at different prices. All this battle is about is IF the bullion gold market is going to take the lead in making the singular price away from the traditional axiom that the most leveraged market makes the price. I believe the bullion, in these most unique conditions, will command the one gold price making it hard to impossible to manipulate the gold price via the paper gold market, as is the practice every day.
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calculated move?
I think to say that it's all a calculated move is a far stretch. They stand less to gain if there becomes massive civil unrest, which typically happens when there's massive economic pressure on people. They were doing just fine they way they were, so I seriously doubt this was in anyway a "calculated move" to get more power. Why would they be so naive?
They've done it before
and gotten away with it during the great depression and once before.
They just pulled off the greatest heist in American history which will cost us trillions and nobody even threw a rock.
They know they have the government and the news media backing them. They also know the government stands ready with a special crack team of army regulars to quell any disturbance.
They've got game unless we show them they don't.
"Tyrants fear nothing more than insubordination"
"It's just one big club... and WE ain't in it!"
proof?
you know, it's not just enought to say that they've done it before. Also, that doesn't prove that anyone's done it this time. What benefit did they reap from it the first time?
Wait a minute....
are you implying that the Federal Reserve was NOT responsible for the great depression?
The Federal Reserve is a PRIVATE organization, they create money out of thin air then LOAN it to the government at INTERSEST!
Where do those profits go?
Where was the civil unrest when they pulled off this latest heist?
I can give you all the proof you ask for but first I want to see how you respond to the above to be sure of the type of person I'm talking to.
Are you a regular here?
Are you a RP supporter?
"Tyrants fear nothing more than insubordination"
"It's just one big club... and WE ain't in it!"
Ok I see
that you've been here for a year. So what's up with you and the Federal Reserve?
You seem to be defending them or something. Have you not researched the background of the central bank, the panic of 1919 or the great depression?
This is a very lengthy topic and would take an incredible amount of explaining for me to prove every detail and even if I did what guarantee do I have that you would be satisfied?
How do I know that you wouldn't just lead me around like a puppy dog trying to prove things to you?
Perhaps it would be best if you researched this yourself so that we could then discuss this in a more intelligent manner.
"Tyrants fear nothing more than insubordination"
"It's just one big club... and WE ain't in it!"