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Posted By populist 1 year, 10 months ago in Business & Finance
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There is nothing in the Constitution that allows the give-away or delegation of any expressed duty/power to any other branch or institution. The Federal Reserve act was unconstitutional, felonious, and treasonous from its first moment of existence -- and remains exactly that today.

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    populist1 year, 10 months ago

    if we want to find the source of the problems we fact - just follow the ole money trail....

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      NewsWarrior1 year, 10 months ago

      Wow. This blew me away. It puts pieces of an historical puzzle in place for me, explaining many seemingly inexplicable manipulations I've long noticed about many things, including money, government, politics, wars, the media, etc.

      An example is the seemingly inexplicable and continued deregulation of radio and television stations, which allowed more stations to fall into the hands of a few - RICH - people. It's one of the worst examples of the U.S. government abandoning its citizens I've seen in my lifetime.

      http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2003/05/31

      Another is the TIGHT grasp of the two-party system.

      The substance of this article NEEDS to be put in a form that MORE PEOPLE can comprehend. Sadly, MOST citizens will NOT care to hear, or understand, what it is about. One thing I KNOW is... those in power RELY ON (and ENCOURAGE!) people's natural resistance to CHANGE. The status quo is comforting, but history teaches us it is to be watched carefully.

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    RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

    This is obscene. Yet no-one will care.

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    1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

    I care and the reason most others don't care is because they don't know anything different! Most people alive today don't know about what you are saying.

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      r2me21 year, 10 months ago

      I care too but we are still outnumbered by the ones who don't care because as 1stMarDiv says "Most people alive today don't know...". Worse than that most people don't know what the ones who are in the government are doing now, needless to say they know what was happening 100 years ago. Same corruption, same families, new people because the old folks are gone. In 100 years from now it'll be the same thing. I hope not.

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    Dascoop1 year, 10 months ago

    Receiving something for nothing.

    Is that the same thing as stealing? "Oh that's only for certain people."

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      airglide1 year, 10 months ago

      Don't steal. The IRS hates competition.

      In the book, The Creature From Jekyll Island, Senator Aldrich said the sole purpose of the income tax was to control the disposable income of the individual. Part two of the Federal Reserve.

      How thoughtless of me. Bill Clinton as president said we were contributors instead of tax payers.

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    truthiness1 year, 10 months ago

    treasonous insanity

    there out to be a law, oh wait...

    what we need is reform, what we need is to retake control of our government

    in fact theres a forum going on right now about organizing a constitutional convention to put end to abuses like this

    http://www.netscape.com/viewstory/2007/03/10/time-

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      1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

      Very good start - think extreme term limits and severe penalties for corporate and political corruption. How about three Presidents! Why ONE! Each serve 4 years but not all elected in the same year. Political parties outlawed. Any two politicians caught making deals should be imprisoned! Want to be a politician - you work for free. Want to go to war - your kids first!, all war industries get paid the same as the field soldier, all political families must join front line fighting forces, all ceo families must likewise join front line fighting forces - the last to go should be the one with the least to gain.

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      NelsonR1 year, 10 months ago

      truthiness - I appreciate the article but it is wrong and it will put Americans in a bad situation. I am referring to the idea of yours about claiming exempt on your taxes and pay at the end of the Year instead and getting interest. Bad idea!! You will be assessed penalties and interest charges for underestimating. So please take that out of the post, its wrong.

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    RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

    the real horror thing is that if anyone is interested enough to do their own research, they will find the same names appearing for the conception of the league of nations, the United Nations and the funding for the establishment of Israel.

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      1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

      I know where your going RedDwarf. You know they are all in the same boat. All we have to do is expose the history of the Bush Family and people should be very pi**ed! This is what I meant by this being a good tool for exposing. So what if they cry out - its about time! I would bet they some how are involved in this monetary scam!

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      AnvilHead1 year, 10 months ago

      Actually Henry Ford was in this Jeckyl Island group. And he got an iron cross from you know who.

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      RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

      Bushland Uber Alles

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        johnb300m1 year, 10 months ago

        I'll admit that I don't fully understand what the article is about.

        But I did always feel it was a little weird as to how the value of my 1.00 dollar bill is only worth 1.00 because I "believe" it is worth that.

        Once my trust in that piece of linnen is gone, the money is worthless.

        If all Americans think like that one day, our economy is GONE.

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          1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

          Our money is backed by nothing. No gold, silver - nothing. Every year our money is more and more worthless because of it. I remember my mother telling me she could buy a kneehigh for a nickle. I just bought a 16oz for a dollar! I think that is 2000% in 45-50 years!

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        1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

        The Federal Reserve is a private BANK! not a government agency!!!! In case you were unaware.

        We don't need to borrow money, we can make it! The constitution says so, Congress is solely responsible for this job!!!. When it is backed by gold or some other precious metal it then becomes worth something. All the federal reserve does is make more when its needed, so we can borrow it - thus we pay them interest on money they make up! Think about that. The best counterfieting operation on the planet!

        Every single American works for them - even the umemployed ones!

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          Dascoop1 year, 10 months ago

          We don't have a need to back it by Gold any more, we have something better," thin air" it stretches farther.

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          r2me21 year, 10 months ago

          I think that's called inflation. Please correct me if I am mistaken. The FR just prints money with nothing that backs it.

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            fretslinger581 year, 10 months ago

            I wonder how many people think slavery was abolished?

            It's still with us, but the slaves have more creature comforts than they used to. It makes them less attentive to the problems. How many can live without a home loan, or a car loan, or credit card? Yet each time we use these, it empowers the ultra rich.

            CEOs get richer, and the middle class gets poorer.

            Inflated property values, escalated taxes,unauthorized wars, and some guy in charge of the Fed. reserve deciding how much interest I pay.

            And, how little I'll make on my savings.

            Great post!

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          truthiness1 year, 10 months ago

          nothing =0

          4.5% (for example) interest on nothing

          4.5x0=......0

          why dont my student loans work out like that?

          someones ripping me off..right its my government

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            r2me21 year, 10 months ago

            Because you have to pay the interest and the bank has to make a lot of money out of it from your sweat. Nothing is free for the working class truthiness, NOTHING.

            Not only our government by the private banks also. are ripping you off

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              simonsez1 year, 10 months ago

              It helped you get an eductation and you CHOSE to commit to it. Quit complaining about it.

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            1-2-Oscar1 year, 10 months ago

            James Weaver would roll over in his grave if he understood how these people had misappropriated and were misusing the name "Populist." In fact, the original Populist Party was founded on demands to increase and control the money supply, and the Federal Reserve System has accomplished that very well.

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              RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

              ROFL.

              Though you'd never admit it, you never even read the link because if you had and still disagreed, you would have at least mentioned something it said.

              Your only contribution here was to criticise someones nickname. Sad, pointless and transparent.

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            mossback1 year, 10 months ago

            You know, this is an example of paranioa in print. If the Federal Reserve is so bad, why are we the largest economy on the face of the earth? Why have we be been consistently in the top 5 countries for average personal income? Why do people want to come here for jobs and leave places that have gold-based monetary systems? Whomever wrote this article is delusional. It has no basis in reality.

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              RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

              who still has gold based monetary systems?

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                1stMarDiv1 year, 10 months ago

                Name the countries with Gold based systems. I am curious, but I will research that. However, it is historical fact that President Wilson made a deal with these guys for monetary backing of his election bid. In return he was to PUSH through into law the Federal Reserve (a prvate bank). After doing this he made statements reflecting how he would be remembered as the one who sold the United States!

                Oh yeah - Find the countries not in the World Banking system! You may be suprisingly shocked and disgusted at the same time!

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                  r2me21 year, 10 months ago

                  Yeah! The largest economy with the largest deficit and the largest internal debt. How on earth are we going to pay for that? It's true that the government is not an institution for profit but that doesn't mean it has to neglect the people they swore to serve. 40 M people have no health insurance, there is poverty everywhere, homeless around your neighbourhood, etc. The list could go on. The fact that the economy looks good for the DOW doesn't necessrily mean that the economy of the working class is in good condition, because it isn't. That is the reality for people who have children that go to bed with an empty estomach. Many families can only afford 1 or 2 meals a day for their children. I've been there, done that. So please don't tell me that the economy is blooming and we're just fine because we aren't. Try to go to bed with an empty stomach and let's see how you feel. That is the economy right now. Maybe the economy is good for the ones who handle it. Big executives.

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                  Sandmn1 year, 10 months ago

                  Because of our ability to live on credit, or debt. This is why we always seems ranked so high for income and debt ratios.

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                  Allee1 year, 10 months ago

                  Ahhhh!! Our highschool planners are planning another prom party again. Do you realize how silly you guys sound. Nothing will ever come from all that garbage spilling out of that pie hole.

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                    RedDwarf1 year, 10 months ago

                    do you realize how brain dead you are?.

                    Tell us oh wise one, how does the financial system work? what is money based on?. Obviously you must know, otherwise you wouldn't have flapped your gums in such a pompous manner. Tell us how it all works, mouth.

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