SQ_Crazies wrote: You know people say things like this are crazy...until they get slapped in the face by them.
Just a few examples to ponder:
1. Hitler's Germany. Many people thought those that were saying "look out for this guy" were crazy in the 30's. Need I go on?
2. Ron Paul. He's been labelled as the definition of crazy. He started talking about the Federal Reserve and the economy in the 80's and how it was bound for disaster with it's current setup. People called him a nut job. He predicted everything that our economy just went through 20 years ago--nut job?? Crazy??
Don't forget about JFK. He warned of secret groups infiltrating American society and he was killed for it.
I've typed all this out numerous times before, but I don't understand how people can't believe it.
All you need is the one Rothschild quote to see how countries are run: Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes the laws
He didn't make that quote out of ignorance. It was based on experience. And these are the same people who run the media and use politicians like pawns.
If we ignore it, we will end up in a situation like Europe. Globalists and these bankers in the secret societies love organizations like the EU because they are much easier to control.BoatShoes wrote: So suppose I keep a blind eye and don't start calling for the end of the Fed and don't raise hell about Copenhagen treaties and continue to think people with the last name Bilderberg, Rothschild and Rockefeller really aren't that scary and that secretive ninja bankers aren't going to assassinate me if I protest the central bank? What do you guys, who think this is all going down, think is going to happen to the world? Do you think that Heads of State such as the president are merely pawns for financiers to make money? Is Ben Bernanke at the heart of a global conspiracy and not some economist who thinks he's doing the right thing for the country by propping up inefficiently managed financial institutions and keeping interest rates amazingly low?
The Bilderberg chairman said this: "‘A meeting in June in Europe of the Bilderberg Group- an informal club of leading politicians, businessmen and thinkers chaired by Mr. Davignon- could also ‘improve understanding’ on future action, in the same way it helped create the Euro in the 1990s, he said."
http://euobserver.com/9/27778
BoatShoes wrote: I mean, I'm open to the idea that the FED is bad for the economy and the antithesis to a healthy free market and that it's demise is therefore justified...but on the grounds of misguided economic policy as opposed to, mysterious, international bankers secretly profiting off of little measly, blissfully ignorant humans.
They aren't mysterious. Everyone knows who the 9 central banks behind the Fed really are. These banks are the ones who lend out money and keep the American economy running so we are wholly dependent upon them. Thus, they control this country.
And yes, they are profiting a great deal off humans.