We have been told that we study history so that we don’t repeat the same mistakes. Well, one of two things is occurring here: either we don’t actually have a clue what happened in history or we hide it so that nobody realizes that the folks that control the world can implement any level of control they want.
It appears to me, with a quick look back at our national and global economy, that we do the same thing over and over again, and it has usually included a war to get the buy in.
The first was clearly the Civil War, followed by WWI and then WWII. Since our Declaration of Independence was signed, we have had men and women signing up to risk individual sacrifice for the continual generation of freedom. In just 247 years, we have once again become peasants for the King with the Gold. I plan to expose the facts about what has occurred in the past and do my part to give our children a path of liberty, as those who have served for the love of country.
We were taught that the Civil War was all about freeing slaves. While the sacrifices of so many from 1861 to 1865 did free the slaves, it appears that in doing so we have created a whole new level of slavery.
Without arguing about the freedom acquired by slaves, we also know that states rights were equally at the core of the battle as well. It seems to me that it was more than simply a state declaring what type of property was permissible but it was actually about control of the banking system.
This is chunk of history I find extremely interesting:
Notable, and controversial, exceptions were two banks chartered by the federal government. Shifts in the balance of power between politicians who favored a strong federal government, such as Alexander Hamilton, and those who tended to support states’ rights and limited federal power, such as Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, led first to the establishment and then demise of the two U.S. banks (both named Bank of the United States) in the early 19 th century. As the essay describes, Jackson’s “war” with the second Bank of the United States eliminated a bank that performed some functions of a modern central bank.
Consequently, the U.S. banking system was characterized by thousands of small, one-office (or “unit”) banks scattered throughout the country. Unit banking contributed to instability by making it harder for banks to reach an efficient size or diversify their loan portfolios. The inherently fragile unit banking structure coupled with an inelastic currency was a recipe for a crisis prone system. Finding a political
solution was difficult, however, because it pitted the interests of large city banks against those of banks in smaller cities and rural areas.
It also stirred old conflicts over states’ rights and the power of the federal government to regulate the banking system. As the essay describes, a political solution was eventually found after the Panic of 1907, when in December 1913 Congress passed and President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act.
It is widely reported that all of this led to a major run on withdrawals of deposits at banks and three families came to be known as Robber Barons. The Robber Barons were defined as businessmen who allegedly used unscrupulous tactics in their business operations and in the stock market to amass huge personal fortunes. Many of their massive businesses controlled a large majority of all activity in their respective industries, often arrived at through predatory pricing schemes that are now illegal.
You will likely recognize the names: J.P Morgan, John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie. Together, these three individuals worked with the Federal Government, often receiving huge payments, to form what we now call the Federal Reserve System. In 1913, Congress authorized the Federal Reserve to operate outside of the Federal Government with oversight provided by a commission of 7 appointed individuals in what they call the “Board of Governors” of the Federal Reserve System. Much to my surprise, I learned that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is actually outside the authority of the Federal Government but yet it has been granted unlimited authority by the Federal Government.
It appears this particular topic will need to turn into a series because I have not even gotten to how the impact of WWI & WWII forced consolidation and more centralized control for access to capital in the banking system as a whole. Before signing off I will just “cut to the CHASE.” I do not think it is a coincidence in today’s news that we hear about runs on banks, followed by more money being given to J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. with the current banking crisis. In case you didn’t put the names together, J.P.
Morgan is same outfit run by a Robber Baron at the turn of the last century and the Chase Bank is in the family lineage of none other than John D. Rockefeller.
And as one final bit of bad news for those of you who falsely think a guy named Trump is going to be the savior to fix all of this, I would remind you that throughout his business career Donald J. Trump has used the alias of John Barron. He loves the concept so much that he named his last son Barron Trump.
Coincidence? If history is actually properly recorded then I guess we shall see!
Barron Trump is the son of Princess Diana. You might have noticed that he doesn't look like Melania or Donald. Princess Diana was the target of cabal but they missed. Is JFK Jr still alive? Look it up!! President Donald Trump had the courage to fight the deep state and was attacked every day of his presidency. He is not a perfect human being and he is not our Savior. But he is one of the very best Presidents our country has had, and he is part of the Alliance Team and the Galactic Federation. He is their messenger to the American people. The present admin in DC is socialist and corrupt. Its the awakening!!