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SARTRE
02-15-2011, 10:32 AM
http://batr.org/view/021311.html

As long as you do not live under a rock, you know that the Federal Government prances along on its merry way of central control, no matter who is in office. The traits of arrogance and aloofness are a prerequisite to retain your employment. This pattern of myopic understanding of the precepts of federalism, separation of powers or the nature of a public servant is the primary aptitude of the professional political class. Whether a lowly intern, a career civil employee, a chairman of a Congressional committee or the head of bureaucratic agency; the steamroller of public destruction buries common citizens under the weight of oppressive dictates.

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Travlyr
02-15-2011, 12:40 PM
Our founding fathers gave us the tools. The problem is that almost everybody keeps aiming at the wrong target... the puppet. Kill the puppet ... Old Boss meet the New Boss, as the man behind the curtain promotes the New Boss. And before long, everybody hates the new boss. Kill the puppet again!

Round and round she goes, and where she stops ... nobody knows. Except, Ron Paul and the few people who actually read what he writes. The culprits readily admit their dastardly deeds.


"By this means [printing money] government [The Cabal] may secretly and unobserved, confiscate the wealth of the people, and not one man in a million will detect the theft." John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), British economist.

strike and emphasis mineIt stops when the counterfeiting cabal is taken out of power. Government (the puppet) is not the problem. The thorn in the side of liberty are the laws do not apply to us (men behind the curtain (http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured_documents/magna_carta/)) crowd who steal the wealth of the world.

Government can be limited once again, and should be, when we finally get our sights set on the right target.

The debt is a lie. There is abundance. The debt is merely a method of forcing someone else to pay for the loot. Note: when the last screw is placed in an airplane, the airplane is paid for. There is no debt. All resources are in place.

Fractional reserve banking means 10% for you, and 90% for the banker. Add to that the power to create money out of nothing, taxation, and inflation ... then the PTB can build as many $1M bombs as they wish to keep us scared of the bogeyman.

For example, if your wage is $45k per year in a fiat money system with fractional reserve banking, then a comparable wage in an honest money system (like Dr. Paul describes) would be about $450k per year. That is the cost of fractional reserve fiat money backed by the counterfeit cabal's printing press. The wealth transfer is enormous. Instead of building bombers for the controlling elite, we could be traveling the world in peace in our own flying cars.

It's time to quit shooting the puppet (throwing the rascals out) while the man behind the curtain builds another new bomber and sends you the bill. End central banking once again and for all time.

VBRonPaulFan
02-15-2011, 12:55 PM
Our founding fathers gave us the tools. The problem is that almost everybody keeps aiming at the wrong target... the puppet. Kill the puppet ... Old Boss meet the New Boss, as the man behind the curtain promotes the New Boss. And before long, everybody hates the new boss. Kill the puppet again!

Round and round she goes, and where she stops ... nobody knows. Except, Ron Paul and the few people who actually read what he writes. The culprits readily admit their dastardly deeds.

It stops when the counterfeiting cabal is taken out of power. Government (the puppet) is not the problem. The thorn in the side of liberty are the laws do not apply to us (men behind the curtain (http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured_documents/magna_carta/)) crowd who steal the wealth of the world.

Government can be limited once again, and should be, when we finally get our sights set on the right target.

The debt is a lie. There is abundance. The debt is merely a method of forcing someone else to pay for the loot. Note: when the last screw is placed in an airplane, the airplane is paid for. There is no debt. All resources are in place.

Fractional reserve banking means 10% for you, and 90% for the banker. Add to that the power to create money out of nothing, taxation, and inflation ... then the PTB can build as many $1M bombs as they wish to keep us scared of the bogeyman.

For example, if your wage is $45k per year in a fiat money system with fractional reserve banking, then a comparable wage in an honest money system (like Dr. Paul describes) would be about $450k per year. That is the cost of fractional reserve fiat money backed by the counterfeit cabal's printing press. The wealth transfer is enormous. Instead of building bombers for the controlling elite, we could be traveling the world in peace in our own flying cars.

It's time to quit shooting the puppet (throwing the rascals out) while the man behind the curtain builds another new bomber and sends you the bill. End central banking once again and for all time.

That isn't really it either. Power corrupts absolutely. The complacency of the public to keep their public SERVANTS in line has led to this, it is a lack of vigilance. The FED wouldn't be around had the people been more vigilant in keeping government in check. After all, all the corruptible politicians/rules/regulations/laws can be removed/repealed quite easily with the right people in place to do it. The problem is getting those people voted in place.

Travlyr
02-15-2011, 01:01 PM
That isn't really it either. Power corrupts absolutely. The complacency of the public to keep their public SERVANTS in line has led to this, it is a lack of vigilance. The FED wouldn't be around had the people been more vigilant in keeping government in check. After all, all the corruptible politicians/rules/regulations/laws can be removed/repealed quite easily with the right people in place to do it. The problem is getting those people voted in place.

While I agree that vigilance, and participation, is the key to keeping government honest, Ron Paul has pointed out many times over the last 30 years that liberty under a fiat money system is impossible. Central banking is the thorn bleeding liberty from our reach.

Travlyr
02-15-2011, 01:37 PM
The Daily Bell (http://www.thedailybell.com/1760/Will-Color-Revolutions-Remove-Central-Banks.html)


Free-Market Analysis: In watching various color revolutions now and in the 1990s in Eastern Europe, it has occurred to us that they are specifically designed to keep money power in place. Hosni Mubarak has been removed from power along with some of his cronies, but the STRUCTURE of Egypt (the monetary structure, which is what matters) remains intact. This has nothing to do with politics or with the military – all areas that have received a great deal of attention. But as this article excerpted above shows us clearly, financial instrumentalities remain untouched.

In fact, this Bloomberg article shows us that with all the turmoil around Egyptian politics, the monetary system itself can be considered a force for good, steadying the ship of state during a rough passage. It is an amazing presentation given that up to 50 percent of all able-bodied men in Egypt are either unemployed or radically unemployed. What kind of financial system is this that generates an unemployment rate of nearly 50 percent – and yet remains virtually unmentioned?

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Conclusion: The more that the elite can ensure the process emphasizes political change (versus change aimed at central banking systems), the more successful the evolution of these processes will be from an elite standpoint. It is also the reason that regime change never brings the hoped-for result. Without making fundamental structural changes in the economies themselves, the color revolutions in the Middle East, Africa and elsewhere are bound to fail. It is money power that drives politics not the other way round. Freedom needs to be buttressed by free-market economies. Regime change is a first step. But the removal of central banking fiat-money regimes is equally critical.

Let's take back our liberty! End central banking.