Finding Clarity within a Confused Planet – Part II
Borrowing money to run an economy has been known for many years to be contra productive. But it’s hard to find the real story in history textbooks. One could say that the first Revolution for America began with the Currency Act of 1764. Again, many opinions are offered, but before 1764, we had virtually no inflation and no unemployment. After 1764, Massive unemployment followed, along with a major depression. The London Bankers did not want to take colonial script (debt free currency) as payment for goods purchased by the colonies. They even went so far as to devalue this Colonial money with counterfeit money. The Currency Act was later repealed but was replaced by a series of draconian measures, that led to the first Tea Party. That part of history most of us have heard of. But the War that began in April 1775 was simply to get representation, not Independence. Again, one author, with one title, moved an entire nation to seek Independence. It was Tom Paine, with Common Sense, January 10, 1776. Less than six months later the Declaration of Independence was signed by several brave men, and the war for true freedom began as the “Shot heard around the world”.
But the International bankers were back in our face again, and finally routed by Andrew Jackson, at least for awhile. Then Nicholas Biddle made good his threat of creating a depression when Jackson vetoed the bill to renew the Charter for the Second Bank of the United States, due to expire in four years.
The global bankers came back again to harass Lincoln, and here’s what Lincoln had to say about them, “I have two great enemies: the Southern Army in front of me, and the financial institutions to my rear. Of the two, the one in my rear is my greatest foe. The Government should create, issue, and circulate all the currency and credits needed to satisfy the spending power of the Government and the buying power of consumers. By the adoption of these principles, the taxpayers will be saved immense sums of interest. Money will cease to be master and become the servant of humanity. I see in the near future a crisis approach which unnerves me and cause me to tremble for the safety of my country. Corporations (of banking) have been enthroned, an era of corruption in high places will follow, and the money power of the country will endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people until the wealth is aggregated in a few hands and the Republic destroyed.”
Was the “Corporations” that Lincoln spoke of a foreshadow of the “Military Industrial Complex” that IKE warned us about, just three days before JFK came into office. Remember our recent history, the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba was already in the CIA plans when IKE made that speech.
Perhaps Lincoln’s entire quote should be on the cover of American History textbooks. It will take some time to find such an important part of history, like that, in such a prominent place. Why would a global banker want Americans educated to believe that Lincoln spoke the Truth? For now, we can skip over the events that led to the demise of Garfield and quickly roll through history to a point following the Great Depression. Quite a few historians liked FDR, but how often have you heard one of his most important quotes?
“The real truth of the matter is, as you and I know, that a financial element in the larger centers has owned the Government ever since the days of Andrew Jackson…”
Did FDR actually say “Has owned the Government”? Did he really mean to say OWNED the government?
It was probably prudent that it was not a public statement from FDR. It was a private letter to Col. Edward Mandell House, on 21 November 1933, just a few months after taking office.
Might FDR have the same observation today? Indeed he would. And that is what begins to form the image of “Clarity” within a confused world from what one observes when reading the paper or watching global events from around the planet. Note carefully what happens when students with good degrees cannot find a job and the clues begin to form. They get frustrated, perhaps even panicky and want answers. The Clarity is in learning of the real source of world-wide mandates. It’s the “financial elements in the larger centers” that owns almost all governments on the planet, and politicians already know this once they get elected! Is it getting a bit clearer with each paragraph? Some students blame the corporations. They need to look a little deeper. It’s not hard to find. To occupy Wall Street protests are actually seeking out the Financial Centers and getting them out of our face!
The ultimate solution will be to simply follow the U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 8, Clause 5. According to Ellen Brown in her recent book, Web of Debt, Chapter 44 she shows how it is possible for the government to eliminate the Federal Income Tax while funding 100% of all government expenses with enough surplus to send a dividend check to all adult citizens for the sum of $10,000 and every child $5,000. A thirty thousand dollar “family” stimulus, with no federal income tax, should stimulate enough to solve the housing (and job) problem, not to mention allow enough for local communities and states the opportunity to get solvent again using only their current tax base! The Google link to chapter 44 follows. It will be the most positive read one can find in a lifetime! It’s that good.
Will the fix mentioned in Chapter 44 happen soon? Don’t hold your breath. These “financial elements in the larger centers” have many resources at their disposal, and they mean business. Only the light of day will cause these parasites to hide for cover. In fact they think their moment of accomplishment is soon at hand. Informed readers can alter their thoughts, and move us back to true freedom; the freedom we originally fought for over 200 years ago. Perhaps the next few months are what Gerald Celente means when he speaks of the Second American Revolution. Strong forces are at work to make us free, but it is action that will speak more loudly than words!
Author: This article has been written by one of our avid blog follower – Len. We thank him for his efforts
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