No Introduction would be appropriate for such a ground breaking series of videos.
Each, within a 30 minute segment, showing piece by piece the basics to how this country has been screwed- HARD!

I will be coming back time and time again to segments in this series. Make sure you bookmark it!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=cy-fD78zyvI

pt.2:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hfXavRTM4Fg

pt. 3:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=_yvRZoM-2r8

pt.4

http://youtube.com/watch?v=f0p8LepIuVM

part.5 ( New world order)… yes I said it.  I will especially come back to this one. There is more to this ‘new world order’, then simply a bunch of nuts whom go around screaming the world is falling.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=PzXZ_Hs1g6U

Seriously guys and gals. I just have this one thing to say:

‘Get yer Guns, it’s a gettin’ close to revolution time!’

If it, and it is, happening here, I’ll bet Damn good money it’s going on elsewhere in the USA!

If these bastards get to vote eairly and vote often and get away with it, then we need to vote eairly and vote often with public lynchings…

MANDATORY 3 MINUTES AND 55 SECONDS WATCH!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG6X-xtVask
SOURCE: CBS CHANNEL 55

In my last post, I simply mirrored the interview between Greenspan and Jon Stewart.

I would now like to post post some analysis of this very interesting bit. Please note that I will becoming back to many of these points in later posts, as I am jumping a bit ahead of myself on this blog.

First, did anyone else notice other then me that Greenspan called ‘The FED’ an agency.

This feeds perfectly into the myth that the FED is a governmnet agency. Granted, the board is appointed by the Senate. None the less, that does not make it an actual department

of the US Government- must less a constitutionally legal department.

Second, did anyone notice that Greenspan admitted that the Fed basically does artificially, what gold and silver do on their own naturally. Further on this point, I find it very intriguing that he said we ‘abandoned’ the gold standard- because it felt like it restricted us too much. HOGWASH!!!

We did not ‘abandon’ the gold standard- FDR MADE IT ILLEGAL TO OWN GOLD DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION! There are many other side notes I can make to this- and I will, in due time, but we are simply laying down the foundation of this audacious situation the USA is in.

Seriously, research it guys and gals, I am willing to sign an affidavid before a grand jury to prove I am not making any of this up! There will be many more up and comming bits and pieces to fill in what you have been missing out on.

Third, Greenspan ADMITTED that he is no better now at predicting the market now 50 years later then he was 50 years eairler. This begs the question, exactally how well does the FED minic the gold standard?

There is one other point which I have left alone until now. Isn’t it interesting how Greenspan agreed that we tend to reward those whom invest and go for high risk, while almost punishing those who are the worker bees of America?

This point is so huge, that I will come back to it at a later point. It would completely throw the whole flow of the discussion on this blog off to even begin to touch this point here and now.

Stewart: (after Greenspan’s explanation that the market moves on expectations of the Fed move, not the fundamentals of it) So the Fed, or whoever’s leading it, if they wanted to could in fact “goof” on all of us…
Greenspan: (smiles) You wouldn’t want to.

Stewart: When you say “Open Market,” I always wonder… Why do we have a Fed? Wouldn’t the market take care of interest rates and all that? Why do we have someone adjusting rates if we are a free market society?
Greenspan: We didn’t need a central bank when we were on the Gold Standard…[Conspiracy theorists note- the Fed was created 20 years BEFORE we decoupled from the Gold Std -Ed.] …people would buy and sell gold and the markets would do what the Fed does now… but by the 1930s most everybody in the world decided that the Gold Standard was strangling the economy and universally the Gold Standard was abandoned…
…you need somebody out there or some mechanism to determine how much money is out there because the amount of money in an economy relates to the amount of inflation…
Stewart: So we’re not a free market then- there is an invisible, there is a “benevolent” hand that touches us…
Greenspan: Absolutely, you are quite correct. To the extent that there is a central bank governing the amount of money in the system, that is not a Free Market, and most people call it regulation [this statement should forever be enshrined as a quote- Ed].

Stewart: When you lower interest rates, it drives money to stocks and lowers the return people get on savings.
Greenspan: Yes, indeed.
Stewart: So they’ve made a choice - “We would like to favor those who invest in the stock market and not those who [save]”…
Greenspan:That’s the way it comes out, but that’s not the way we think about it.
Stewart: Explain that to me. It seems to me that we favor investment, but we don’t favor work. The vast majority of people work, they pay payroll taxes, and they use banks. And then there’s this whole other world of hedge funds and short betting… y’know, it seems like craps. And they keep saying, “No no no, don’t worry about it, it’s Free Market, that’s why we live in much bigger houses.” But it really is, it’s the Fed, or some other thing, no?
Greenspan: I think you’d better re-read my book. [trying to work the plug into the surprising line of questioning- Ed.]
Stewart: Am I wrong that we penalize work by not making the choice to…
Greenspan: No, what a sound money system does is to stabilize the elements in it and reduce the uncertainty that people confront, and when people confront uncertainty they withdraw and it reduces economic activity…

Stewart: So it’s all about perception then. It’s about making people believe the system is sound. If the stock market is high, people feel confident in spending, and if it lowers, they feel less confident?
Greenspan: Well…uh…I think you have to realize, there are certain aspects of human nature, which move exactly the way you defined it. The problem is, periodically we all go a little bit euphoric until we are assuming with confidence that everything is terrific, there will be no problems, nothing will ever happen, and then it dawns on us- NO!
Stewart: And then it goes the other way.
Greenspan: Exactly.
Stewart: Huge Fear.

Greenspan: I was telling my colleagues the other day… I’d been dealing with these big mathematical models for forecasting the economy, and I’m looking at what’s going on the last few weeks and I say, “Y’know, if I could figure out a way to determine whether or not people are more fearful, or changing to euphoric… I don’t need any of this other stuff. I could forecast the economy better than any way I know. The trouble is, we can’t figure that out. I’ve been in the forecasting business for 50 years, and I’m no better than I ever was, and nobody else is either.”
Stewart: (Leans back in chair)…You just bummed the sh*t outta me!

Let me be very clear that this blog, atleast initally is going to be centered around the American population. I am still researching how banking and money works on an international scale.

However, there are more then enough reasons to be VERY alarmed at what has happened to US in the USA!

Get educated! Here is the first ‘foundation link’:

a 7 part video class on the constitution.

I realize most people don’t have the time to watch seven hours of video.
Constitution class Part 6

Here is the MOST important section- in relation to money!
It starts off talking about the difference between being a US National and a US citizen (BIG DIFFERENCE!)- but that only is to get the party started.. for the real meat and potatoes, jump to the 19 minute mark.

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