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Post by sometimeman on Nov 9, 2007 15:52:26 GMT -4
God is not mocked.
In 1913, on Jekyll Island just off the coast of Georgia, President Woodrow Wilson agreed to a plan by some of earths wealthiest families to form the Federal Reserve System.
This is not a part of our government. It is a private corporation that controls the money of America. The seed of our destruction was planted at this time. President Wilson later recognized what he had done and expressed regret. Ron Paul will undo it but, he must have help.
Our original Constitution says our Nations Government is to control the money. The present Federal Reserve agreement says they furnish the money and we pay it back with interest.
We say and insist America is a “Christian Nation”. This is not true. The bible condemns our agreement with the Federal Reserve. The bible condemns “usury” or interest.
Here is why we are in the mess we’re in. Read this statement and think on it. Reread it and think about it until you understand.
“Interest is NEVER issued, it is only received”.
Bare with me and let me illustrate. Money is just a medium of exchange but, there are rules that have to be followed. Imagine you fund the economy of an island nation. There is not any money in circulation, not one dollar, none. Zero! So, you being the “Federal Reserve” for this island’s economy issue $100,000 dollars into the economy. The “usury” is 10%. You are looking for $110,000 to be returned but, the $10,000 is not out there! The island economy now requires a second $100,000 to be “issued” so there will be enough to pay the interest on the first! And, you still owe the interest on the second $100, 000
You can play this game along time. And, we have been, sense 1913. We now owe nine trillion dollars. BUT you can’t play it forever. Our time is about up.
Why don’t you look up a few bible verses on the word usury. The economy of the bible required sabbatical years and every seven sabbaticals or every forty nine years, there was a year of jubilee or year of “release”.
Even so, come soon Lord.
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 10, 2007 3:07:05 GMT -4
bullnotbull.com/bull/node/59Dr. Paul is still at it. Yesterday he was addressing Ben Bernanke, hauling the Fed's polite euphemisms out into the sunshine, naming them for what they are: "...they don't say inflate the currency, they don't say debase the currency, they don't say devalue the currency, they don't say cheat the people who save...They say, 'lower interest rates.' But ... I don't hear you say too often, 'The only way I can lower interest rates is to create more money.' ...So my question boils down to this: 'How can we expect to solve the problems of inflation...with more inflation?"
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Post by oscarwho on Nov 10, 2007 15:51:11 GMT -4
Sometimeman , as Liemar Paris will say , you people simply don't understand . I will have to raise taxes . It takes money to do a good job and give you people what you need . Same song we hear from the schools , it takes more money because little Johnny and little Susie are learning more than ever and we deserve more for teaching more . And by the way , we need new houses because the ones we have now are outdated . Our vehicles are old also . Give us more of the money you don't have . Sell your home and pay us what you owe us .
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 10, 2007 20:45:31 GMT -4
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 11, 2007 21:34:35 GMT -4
Write this on a sticky note, put it on the bathroom mirror:
Sometimeman said, "Prices going up means money is worth less!!"
Yes, "your Federal Reserve is stealing your savings and your pension.
VOTE RON PAUL!!
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Post by shortcircuit on Nov 11, 2007 21:39:42 GMT -4
If the dollar keeps declining we may have to go back to bartering. Can you imagine going to Ingles and trading them a half basket of apples for a gallon of milk and a dozen eggs? If our government doesn't control their spending that is exactly what will happen.
And I agree, VOTE FOR RON PAUL!
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 12, 2007 8:00:02 GMT -4
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 12, 2007 20:03:15 GMT -4
Our country has been stolen
Over the past few years, there has been growing public concern about the emerging "Security and Prosperity Partnership" plan that some say is really a "deceptive roadmap" to a coming North American Union and a new, unified currency tentatively called the "amero."The feds steadfastly deny such a plan exists, even as it opens the borders to Mexican truck traffic, widens the I-35 corridor from Mexico to Canada and, counterintuitively, refuses to tighten the borders with either Mexico or Canada, despite both logic and widespread public demand. All of these things have brought me to believe that powerful forces outside of our government – like the shadowy international Money Trust members of the "Bilderberg Group" – made a decision to force the formation of the North American Union along with the amero. There decisions have been instituted in the past via the Trilateral Commission, which is the dba for the nefarious Conference on Foreign Relations. Destroying the American dollar could force the crisis that would force the creation of the North American Union. To quote the title of a book of the 1960s era, "None Dare Call It Conspiracy." Ordinary Americans may not fully grasp just how dire the true economic picture is, but you can bet our leaders do. Yet from the White House to the Federal Reserve, nobody seems particularly eager to address the issue, preferring instead to talk about the "budget," as if the budget WERE the debt, rather than merely a measure of our ability to keep up with our payments on the debt. www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7306
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 13, 2007 17:47:32 GMT -4
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Post by shortcircuit on Nov 13, 2007 22:05:05 GMT -4
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 16, 2007 7:05:29 GMT -4
88% EROSION OF PURCHASING POWER - AND CONTINUING
- a dollar in 1950 will buy only 12 cents worth of goods today, 88% less than before -
Inflation in my adult years increased average prices 1,000% or more -
* example 1: a postage stamp in the 1950s cost 3 cents; today's cost is 41 cents - 1,266% inflation; * example 2: a gallon of 90 Octane full-service gasoline cost 18 cents before; today it is $3.05 for self-service - 1,870 % inflation; * example 3: a house in 1959 cost $14,100; today's median price is $213,000 - 1,400% inflation; * example 4: a dental crown used to cost $40; today it's $1,100 - 2,750% inflation; * example 5: an ice cream cone in 1950 cost 5 cents; today its $2.50 - 4,900% inflation; * example 6: monthly government Medicare insurance premiums paid by seniors was $5.30 in 1970; its now $93.50 - 1,664% inflation; (and up 70% past 5 years)
Few citizens know that a few years ago government changed how they measure and report inflation, as if that would stop it - - but families know better when they pay their bills for food, medical costs, energy, property taxes, insurance and try to buy a house.
Is inflation a threat to society? Consider this famous quote:
"There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction, and does it in a manner which not one man in a million is able to diagnose." Lord John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), renowned British economist.
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 16, 2007 7:07:54 GMT -4
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 16, 2007 12:15:55 GMT -4
A Financial System under Siegeby Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay Global Research, November 15, 2007 "If these items [promised benefits in Social Security, Medicare, Veterans Administration and other entitlement programs] are factored in, the total [debt] burden in present value dollars is estimated to be about $53 trillion. Stated differently, the estimated current total burden for every American is nearly $175,000; and every day that burden becomes larger." David Walker, comptroller general of the United States "The economic forces driving the global saving-investment balance have been unfolding over the course of the past decade, so the steepness of the recent decline in long-term dollar yields and the associated distant forward rates suggests that something more may have been at work." Alan Greenspan, former Fed Chairman, July 20, 2005 “The subprime black hole is appearing deeper, darker and scarier than they [the banks] thought. They’ve worked through ... about 40 percent of the backlog of the leveraged loan side, and there’s definitely some signs of thaw there.” Tony James, president and CEO of Blackstone Group LP Whole articel >>> www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7333You can do something about it! Support Ron Paul!
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Post by sometimeman on Nov 17, 2007 13:49:09 GMT -4
I told you soThe dollar's decline: from symbol of hegemony to shunned currencyBy Andy McSmith Published: 17 November 2007 The decline of the dollar, symbol of US global hegemony for the best part of a century, may have become so entrenched that some experts now fear it is irreversible. After months of huge and sustained turmoil on the money markets, lack of confidence in the world's totemic currency has become so widespread that an increasing number of international traders are transferring their wealth to stronger currencies such as the euro, which recently hit its highest level against the dollar. "An American businessman over here who is given the choice would take anything but the dollar," David Buik of Cantor Index said yesterday. "I would want to be paid in yen, and if not yen then the euro or sterling." Read it all here >> news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/article3169638.eceand remember George Bush and his fight "not to win" war helped to do it.
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Post by shortcircuit on Nov 19, 2007 21:20:31 GMT -4
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