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can4christ
April 7th, 2008, 10:42 AM
This is a dead on article about the manipulation of the Fed and how they continue their deceptions. Here is an excerpt. For the rest of the story.

http://news.goldseek.com/ClifDroke/1207548060.php


“In March 1929 there was a little meeting in New York. After that meeting, Bernard Baruch sells out [of stocks], the Rockefellers sell out, the Kennedys sell out, all of the big bankers sell out. The big people were out [of the stock market] by August. Then the Federal Reserve cut the money supply four times in a month. There were four drastic reductions in the money supply.



“Then one day in October the banks called all of their loans on all of their margins at the same minute. Every bank in the money desk – and these were call loans, callable on demand. People had their stock on margin, borrowing 90%. Now they went to the banks and the banks weren’t lending, they were calling. They run to the market and everyone’s trying to sell. The banks had shut the money off. The call desks were closed. The money desk shut down….and all these people were running around trying to sell because they had to sell 10% down and they were wiped out. All of the people who weren’t on the inside were gone.”....

MoreThanReady
April 7th, 2008, 03:04 PM
The Fed caused the great depression..

Get rid of the Fed...

Tenbear2808
April 7th, 2008, 09:03 PM
Going back to a gold standard is the only way, but it may be too late.

Lots of cuts, a total restructuring of the IRS is needed as well as a future way to scale down and eliminate SS and Medicare.

Dont get me wrong I get SSD and Medicare but it could be phased out gradually and not cause too bad a problem.

But the politicians have to be willing to cut pork spending and other costly programs like the National Endowment for the Arts and junk like that.