View Full Version : I think this Federal Reserve is to blame
christ_ambassador
January 6th, 2008, 09:17 AM
The federal Reserve is no more federal than baskin robbins 31 flavors.:scratch
But I do understand this Federal Reserve(FR), has us by the shoe strings and I've heard, no idea how true it is but, kennedy was assassinated because he wanted to do away with this Federal Reserve.
it is comprised of banks who print out the Dollar and set lending rates if I'm not mistaken.
any thoughts on this?:scratch
frodo82801
January 6th, 2008, 10:26 AM
The federal Reserve is no more federal than baskin robbins 31 flavors.:scratch
But I do understand this Federal Reserve(FR), has us by the shoe strings and I've heard, no idea how true it is but, kennedy was assassinated because he wanted to do away with this Federal Reserve.
Kennedy was assassinated because Oswald was a nut. End of story. People don't want to believe that a single man could bring down a giant, but bullets and insanity are great equalizers. People believe the conspiracy because they don't want to believe the facts.
http://townhall.com/TalkRadio/Show.aspx?RadioShowID=12&ContentGuid=88895f07-780f-4abf-af80-6265ad37f550
Student of the Depression:
http://tcsdaily.com/article.aspx?id=122707A
One has to pity Ben Bernanke as the Federal Reserve faces its worst policy dilemma in many years. Should the Federal Reserve hang tough on interest rates to fend off the past demons of higher inflation at the risk of a deep recession? Or should it cut interest rates aggressively, as suggested by Martin Feldstein and Larry Summers, in order to prevent the economy from sinking into a protracted economic slump at the risk of stoking already high inflation?
By law, the Federal Reserve is charged with the dual mandate of seeking price stability and promoting sustainable economic growth and employment. The Federal Reserve presently interprets price stability as inflation of all items other than food and energy at between 1 and 2 percent. At the same time, the Federal Reserve considers that the US economy has the potential of growing at 2 ½ percent a year without generating inflationary pressures.
With headline inflation now having risen to 4 ¼ percent, or to its highest level in years, the Fed can hardly turn a blind eye to the present inflationary risks. To be sure, it can argue that skyrocketing international oil and food prices are mainly to blame for headline inflation's recent acceleration. It might also argue that, at 2 ¼ percent, core inflation, which excludes energy and food prices, is still relatively well behaved. However, the Fed certainly knows that if headline inflation were to remain high for very long, inflationary expectations would be stoked. And were that to occur it would be extremely difficult for the Fed to deliver on its price stability commitment.
Complicating the Fed's decision on interest rates is the fact that the US economy is now being simultaneously buffeted by three major shocks. Home prices are already falling at the national level for the first time since the Great Depression, the financial markets are experiencing their worst credit crunch since the late 1980s, and international oil prices are presently at record levels of over US$90 a barrel. These shocks must certainly heighten the likelihood of a recession in 2008.
sophie
January 6th, 2008, 01:21 PM
Pick up the book, The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin..
The book provides, in great detail, the time, place, and manner in which the groundwork for the Federal Reserve was laid, and more importantly, the reasons why. Griffin explains why even the name is misleading. The Federal Reserve is not a federal or governmental administration, and it is not a reserve, such as a bank.
Mr. Griffin enlightens the reader about myriad conspirators who occupy positions in a variety of social engineering organizations. Without this understanding, one could not possibly grasp the full scope of the problem, nor fathom how such a demonstrably evil entity could have remained cloaked and in power since 1913. (Indeed the thirteenth year of the Twentieth Century represented an unlucky number for America and eventually the world.)
sojourner
January 6th, 2008, 02:08 PM
the tribulation has MUCH to do with the economy of the world. It will be a global currency, with enforced use only through the taking of an implanted device to control its use, and control the people who do have this implant.
This currency, global currency,,,,will be so important to the "bankers" of the world, and the enforcers of the new world order, that the false prophet will "cause all to take the mark, and to worship the beast", etc.,,,,so its use also enforces a one-world religion upon people.
Currently, there is no value-backed currency in the world, and the countries of the world are in a competitive-devaluation mode with their currencies....they have no way out, except to print more money, causing more inflation, and on and on,,,'til the whole thing implodes with a super-volcano force, like the Yellowstone Caldera, only economic. We are nearing that point,,,for we are in the terminal stages of "inflation". Once the currencies have thus been destroyed,,,the move to one world currency will begin.
And the new economy, I am sure, and its currency, will be touted as "fair" and "equitable" and all that,,,,,,,,,,,,right.........:hehee
As far as I can see (and I am not the most intelligent kid on the block by way....), we are on the very verge of economic collapse,,,being iniated by the fraud which this country has packaged and sold to the world, as "mortgage-backed" bonds.....full of toxic junk loans of all types that stink to the high heavens............
These will bring down the whole mess, house of cards, and in fact is already doing so............Jesus said in Luke 21 that the nations would be in distress with "perplexity" and that Greek word means "no way out"......and nothing can seemingly cause more distress to man, than his almighty dollar/money...................
This coming year will see more and more economic chaos, worldwide..............going to be quite interesting to see how the central banks get their hiney's out of this one.....................
Come soon, Lord Jesus,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
logosone
January 6th, 2008, 04:07 PM
We're being mindlessly and purposely spent into oblivion. Next stop NAU and NWO!
frodo82801
January 6th, 2008, 07:44 PM
We're being mindlessly and purposely spent into oblivion. Next stop NAU and NWO!
I don't think so. They couldn't sneak in amnesty and the U.S. citizens have far more information sources than they used to. How could they sneak in something as big as the NAU or NWO?
Amongst the go-along Congress people there are some true patriots who squeal when anything like this comes up. The blogs and talk radio pick it up and D.C. is besieged with angry citizens airing their views. The amnesty thing was a good example.
seekingtruth1
January 6th, 2008, 08:13 PM
What you said!
the tribulation has MUCH to do with the economy of the world. It will be a global currency, with enforced use only through the taking of an implanted device to control its use, and control the people who do have this implant.
This currency, global currency,,,,will be so important to the "bankers" of the world, and the enforcers of the new world order, that the false prophet will "cause all to take the mark, and to worship the beast", etc.,,,,so its use also enforces a one-world religion upon people.
Currently, there is no value-backed currency in the world, and the countries of the world are in a competitive-devaluation mode with their currencies....they have no way out, except to print more money, causing more inflation, and on and on,,,'til the whole thing implodes with a super-volcano force, like the Yellowstone Caldera, only economic. We are nearing that point,,,for we are in the terminal stages of "inflation". Once the currencies have thus been destroyed,,,the move to one world currency will begin.
And the new economy, I am sure, and its currency, will be touted as "fair" and "equitable" and all that,,,,,,,,,,,,right.........:hehee
As far as I can see (and I am not the most intelligent kid on the block by way....), we are on the very verge of economic collapse,,,being iniated by the fraud which this country has packaged and sold to the world, as "mortgage-backed" bonds.....full of toxic junk loans of all types that stink to the high heavens............
These will bring down the whole mess, house of cards, and in fact is already doing so............Jesus said in Luke 21 that the nations would be in distress with "perplexity" and that Greek word means "no way out"......and nothing can seemingly cause more distress to man, than his almighty dollar/money...................
This coming year will see more and more economic chaos, worldwide..............going to be quite interesting to see how the central banks get their hiney's out of this one.....................
Come soon, Lord Jesus,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
seekingtruth1
January 6th, 2008, 08:15 PM
I don't think so. They couldn't sneak in amnesty and the U.S. citizens have far more information sources than they used to. How could they sneak in something as big as the NAU or NWO?
Amongst the go-along Congress people there are some true patriots who squeal when anything like this comes up. The blogs and talk radio pick it up and D.C. is besieged with angry citizens airing their views. The amnesty thing was a good example.
This time THEY arent asking Congress what they think of NAU - its being done economically and extra-governmentally. With an economic disaster which is pending - once currency for 3 nations will do away with US soverinty
logosone
January 7th, 2008, 07:18 PM
This time THEY arent asking Congress what they think of NAU - its being done economically and extra-governmentally. With an economic disaster which is pending - once currency for 3 nations will do away with US soverinty
Agree. Don't know why there is this belief that everything follows the tried and true path and will not deviate. Everything took a giant leap forward with the 911 event.
JamesMonroe
January 8th, 2008, 02:18 AM
Kennedy was assassinated because Oswald was a nut. End of story. People don't want to believe that a single man could bring down a giant, but bullets and insanity are great equalizers. People believe the conspiracy because they don't want to believe the facts.
http://townhall.com/TalkRadio/Show.aspx?RadioShowID=12&ContentGuid=88895f07-780f-4abf-af80-6265ad37f550
Student of the Depression:
http://tcsdaily.com/article.aspx?id=122707A
Not true, doesnt our law state that a man is innocent until proven guilty?
Well when Oswald was charged with the murder, he pled innocent but was murdered before the trial.
So its mighty conveniant to call him the murderer when he never lived to make trial nor is he around to defend himself.
Also I find that when someone tries to hide something there is a reason that they are hiding it and its generally not good, for example why was all the information related to the case sealed?
Sounds fishy to me.
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