All Wars Are Bankers' Wars

[littlemissmartypants]

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Love, Peace and Shelter. lmsp

[DeSwiss]

1. Absolutely.....

...and it has been thus for the past 600 plus years. What is worse, it is all for naught. Particularly today since countries are given worthless ''loans'' of digital fiat money, which is magically ''created'' by central banks ad infinitum until the value of all money is itself soon -- worth-less.

And eventually when one can no longer pay the vic because the debt burden is too much to handle, they (IMF, World Bank AKA: Rockefellers, Warburgs, Rothschilds, etc.) send in the hitmen to collect.


K&R




Confessions Of An Economic Hitman

[littlemissmartypants]

2. Thank you DeSwiss I hope others will kick and rec this.

I deeply appreciate your reply.



lmsp

[DeSwiss]

9. De nada.

Eyes wide open. No FEAR.

[IADEMO2004]

3. This smells like a recruiting video for building a militia.

Well I watched the whole thing.

Conspiracy upon conspiracy. This guy was a regular on Alex Jones radio. I recommend keeping this at arms length.

[freedom fighter jh]

4. I think there's truth in it . . . but I don't think it's all true.

Big pieces of U.S. real estate set aside for the banks? (Not sure I heard that right anyway.) Climate change a hoax -- the planet has been cooling for 60 years?

It's a lot to sort out. Wish I could see documentation -- but then again every question, every search, will lead to a thousand more. Who has time?

[canoeist52]

5. Yes. When I heard him say that the earth was actually cooling...

my red flags went up. But he's right about so many other things.

[IADEMO2004]

6. Video is full of factual events but the connections are very questionable.

There are holes in oak trees+baby squirrels come out of holes in oak trees= Oak trees give birth to squirrels

[littlemissmartypants]

7. Have you seen this?

[IADEMO2004]

8. Tonight I will

[BelgianMadCow]

15. About three times, after reading the book

which, as usual, is better

I found it a real eye-opener, especially to see the pattern which I am seeing applied to Greece, Spain etc extend all teh way back to the seventies.

But as convincing as it is, I found it a hard sell to family and friends - it is just hard I guess to accept that the system we live in, and believe in, is so corrupt. It's called cognitive dissonance.

The Doctrine is now facing a real test, in being applied to southern Europe but encountering massive resistance. I think the people will win, and it is long overdue. The question to me is, will our collective conscience be raised to the level where we deal with the root of the problem, ie private control of the money supply, or will we just for example punish bankers and banking and swap out politicians.
It's why things like the bonus cap make me both hapy and unhappy - it's a good thing of course, but it merely scratches the surface of the problem.

[WhoIsNumberNone]

10. I watched about half of it

and I'm with you; some interesting, possibly good information mixed in with a bunch of Alex Jones type stuff. I'd want to check it against reliable sources before I repeated very much of it.

[midnight]

11. This video seems to give a better understanding to why Elizabeth Warren's question of

how many banker's have been prosecuted was meet with "bankers" were usually let off the hook with a fine....

[littlemissmartypants]

12. Thank you. n/t

[littlemissmartypants]

13. Have you seen this?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022468781

[BelgianMadCow]

14. Very interesting - and the central tenet, that private central banking is the root of

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much, much, evil, I have no doubts about whatsoever.
At the very least, private central banks and their clients (the banks) are responsible for the current crisis, to say one thing.
The degree to which bankers were behind all wars, I find is not fully illustrated in the video.
Nevertheless, I was aware of Saddam's plans to switch to euro for oil, and wasn't of Khaddafi's alternative (gold dinar) to the petrodollar, so that was an interesting new twist.

People owe it to themselves to get educated about where money comes from - which leads to the inescapable conclusion that we will forever be in debt slavery unless we take the power over our currencies back.

Have a look at Money as Debt, part 1 here (you can find it in various places, it tends to become unavailable)

[GiveMeFreedom]

16. Bookmarking for tomorrow.

Looks like it will be great. Can hardly keep my eyes open. Thanks for posting.

[midnight]

17. K&R