We came across this excellent short history of the United States over at zerohedge.com in the comments section. Thu, 11/17/2011 – 23:31 | Here is a brief history of America: >>>>>>>>>> Originally, 20 year charters for corporations (had to be renewed) 1782 Bank of North America – Founder imprisoned for fraud and other abuses [...]
Archive for the ‘Debt Based Currency’ Category
Bankers Taking Over Top Political Spots in Greece and Italy – Coup Complete
14
Nov
Max Keiser interviewed on RT to discuss the greatest increase in larceny and theft since the financial crisis began. The Banker’s Coup: As Top Central Bankers Move In to The Top Political Positions in Europe: Greece’s new interim Cabinet was sworn in Friday, with former European Central Bank Vice President Lucas Papademos at its helm. [...]
Double Header: Keiser Reports Interview Charles Hugh Smith – Ellen Brown
14
Oct
Two really excellent Keiser Reports for the weekend: First, an excellent interview with Charles Hugh Smith – You can read his writing at his blog Of Two Minds ~~~~ And for the double header, here is Ellen Brown on Max Keiser – another excellent mind. You can read her blog at Web of Debt
Max and Stacy: Dollar Days Hit Global Central Banks & True Monetary Education and Reform with Bill Still – Should be Required Viewing for ALL People of the World. Take Back the Money Power
20
Sep
Social Unrest. Wild Dollar Printing- by European Central Banks, Japanese Banks, Swiss Banks – Whoo Hoo – For everyone but the Tax Payers. – Part One. Bill Still gives perhaps one of the BEST educational pieces we’ve ever seen on the current monetary system, what is wrong with it, and what we absolutely need to [...]
Living in a Degraded Democracy: David Galland of Casey Research
08
Sep
In this intervew, Stefan Molyneux speaks with Casey Research Managing Director David Galland about the debt situation in the US and whether the federal government can do anything about it… assuming they’d even want to. -posted at zerohedge.com.
Understanding the State and Local Budget Crisis in the Age of Legalized, Criminogenic Financial Corruption
23
Aug
Welcome to the new world of legalized financial corruption. Coming to a State, city, county and/or town near you soon. We have entered the age of financial criminogentic society. Criminogenic: Producing or tending to produce crime or criminality: Michael Hudson gives a succinct, extremely detailed and clear account of what is really going on in [...]
Ellen Brown: Washington State Joins Movement For Public Banking; States In Financial Crisis
28
Jan
WASHINGTON STATE JOINS MOVEMENT FOR PUBLIC BANKING from WEB OF DEBT BLOG by Ellen Brown Bills were introduced on January 18 in both the House and Senate of the Washington State Legislature that add Washington to the growing number of states now actively moving to create public banking facilities. The bills, House Bill 1320 and [...]
The Keiser Report: 12/30/2010 US Broke, Plutocracy, Kleptocracy & the IMF
30
Dec
Here comes 2011 and the question Max and Stacy are asking is “will the US suck as bad in 2011 as they were in 2010? Hmmm. Unfortunately, the answer is pretty clear… Plutocracy has given way to kleptocracy as the IMF remodels their US headquarters; Tony Blair gets paid 42.5 million for “advising” Kuwait while [...]
Debt Based Money: The Scheme that Transfers Wealth to the Banks and Systematically Devalues the Currency Held By the People
29
Nov
This piece does a fairly good, cloean job of explaining the root of the problem with debt based montary systems… Unpayable, unsustainable and never ending debt for the people, wealth for the private bankers… Guest Post: Musing Of A Bank Run from zero hedge | on a long enough timeline, the survival rate for … [...]
Charles Hugh Smith: The Status Quo’s Fundamental Paradigms are Broken
15
Nov
This comprehensive guest post from Zero Hedge makes a good argument for getting serious about looking at a reworking of the monetary system – clearly more of the same is NOT a sustainable option. Guest Post: The Status Quo’s Fundamental Paradigms Are Broken from zero hedge | on a long enough timeline, the survival rate [...]
