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1)Since The Federal Reserve is a privately owned institution, what might the 'bailout' packages mean in the larger context of the international bankers' agenda? hub/TheChangeonTrialProject
asked by GaryLeeVilleneuve 10 months ago
flagGaryLeeVilleneuve says
Well, IT certainly thinks it's a private institution. In fact, it is NOT presently even technically under the authority of Congress, it has NEVER been truly audited, is INCREDIBLY secretive, its members are NOT democratically elected, and NOBODY in either the House, the Senate, or the public sphere has any real idea of what goes on within its ranks, how its decisions are made, or what it's bookkeeping looks like. I don't know what your definition of private is, but that fits mine pretty well. There's actually a major movement underway behind Ron Paul's H.R. 1207 (190 cosponsors) to MAKE the Federal Reserve fall under the authority of Congress by FORCING it to submit to a full audit by the G.A.O., and I'm ALL FOR IT!
webstage says
It means that their agenda is playing along nicely. Not only did the US bailout its banks and corps, but so did many other nations under many other currencies.
The larger context is slavery. It's the small things year after year that adds up to the large context. It is not just one thing, or one person, or one government or one anything...it's not just the Fed.
The overall scheme is to seal the deal in concrete - the fact that the people are in debt to the elite. Always has been...always will. Yet, they want more and more. Of course calling them International Bankers is about the best description...they are so much more.
The bailout packages just put your kids great-great-great grandchildren in debt before they have even been born.
Of course most people reading this will ask what can we do about it and what is the reason it has happened?
The answer my friends......to both.....is you.
gbychan says
The Federal Reserve IS NOT a "privately owned institution"! It's an "independent" agency that was created by the Federal government. Its operations are not directly controlled by Congress like the Department of Justice or the Internal Revenue Service, but it's still technically under that authority. Think of the Federal Reserve being A LOT like the United States Postal Service and Amtrak. You wouldn't call either of them "privately owned" would you?
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