RichardSylvia

RichardSylvia

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135 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 0 replies · +1 points

Yes, the banks claim that government appointed board members are there
to watch over them, but the President chooses the Chairman of the
Federal Reserve from a list of candidates given to him by the Board of
the Federal Reserve, so we can be sure the "watch dogs" appointed to
the boards of "lesser" banks are also "good ole' boys". It's all bs.
The elitist banking families have always controlled us, and always
will until we stop co-operating with the current social structure.
They own the Federal Reserves of England, France, the US, the IMF and
the World Bank, and so much more. They tell us these institutions are
not privately owned because the banks stocks are set at a fixed rate
so they can't make money buying and selling the stock, but all the
money in the economy is owed back to them with interest and obviously
it pays in a major way to own the stock. Why do we charge ourselves
interest on our own money? Don't even get me started on the fractional
banking system. The ruling class has always used government to manage
and control it's citizens and the US is no different. We are taxed on
our earnings when we receive them and taxed again when we spend them.
Add up the percentage of your hard earned pay that is given to taxes.
How much of your working life , your life, goes to pay taxes? How many
years out of forty working years is to pay taxes? Ten? Twenty? Maybe,
and probably, even more. We are certainly not free people. The ruling
class owns us, until we simply refuse to stop co-operating with their
system of inservitude and start beleiving in each other. The ability
and desire of all of us to work, build and create would exist without
a monetary system and so too the resources. We are taught that human
nature is a dangerous thing. They keep us divided by constantly
promoting the differences among us, even using race and religion as
tools. When will we all decide that it is time to evolve our social
structure in a way that our lives will be more fulfilling for all of
us, instead of very few of us? I, for one, would love to have had more
time watching my sons grow up and would love to be able to watch my
grandchildren grow up, too. All we have to do is look through the lies
that they tell us about each other, and start beleiving in each other.
Everythin was built through our labors , not the bankers.

135 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 0 replies · +1 points

Any country whose leaders allow Western banks access to their resources is our friend. If they do not, they are bribed with wealth. If they are incorruptible the CIA will support opposition groups to stir up trouble (at times resorting to assassination), the Western media will point out human rights violations and post other stories to try to lead Americans "by -the-nose" to support military force being used against them, and the West installs a co-operative government. The people in Nigeria are fighting to keep the wealth of their own country's resources in that country. Their leader has been corrupted by wealth and does not share it with his people. Honduras wants to keep more of it's wealth at home to help improve the peoples conditions. Our own government is putting every American over $3.8 Billion, man, woman and child, into debt. That's for the first Trillion, with promises of more to come.Who gets this money? Western banks and their interests. Who pays it back? Americans. AND WE DO NOTHING ABOUT IT.

135 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - 7/7 Deposed Honduran... · 0 replies · -3 points

Any country whose leaders allow Western banks access to their resources is our friend. If they do not, they are bribed with wealth. If they are incorruptible the CIA will support opposition groups to stir up trouble (at times resorting to assassination), the Western media will point out human rights violations and post other stories to try to lead Americans "by -the-nose" to support military force being used against them, and the West installs a co-operative government. The people in Nigeria are fighting to keep the wealth of their own country's resources in that country. Their leader has been corrupted by wealth and does not share it with his people. Honduras wants to keep more of it's wealth at home to help improve the peoples conditions. Our own government is putting every American over $3.8 Billion, man, woman and child, into debt. That's for the first Trillion, with promises of more to come.Who gets this money? Western banks and their interests. Who pays it back? Americans. AND WE DO NOTHING ABOUT IT.

136 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent through 7/9 · 1 reply · +1 points

You are buying into a distraction. Racism is one of the main ways in which we are kept divided. The banks control Western countries and their "allies" and the only thing perpetuating this are those of us who buy into it. We are all mankind, together with the same desires and dreams. The elitist banking families make policy, not government. Your idea that war is prolonged because white leaders are repentive is laughable. War is prolonged for profit.

136 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 0 replies · +2 points

Democrat and Republican are there to distract us from who really runs the show. We do NOT vote for our President and this is certainly NOT a free country. One of our "rights" is supposed to be the right for the people to assemble, but you need a permit to do it! It's illegal for you to use force to discipline your own child, but the police have that right. Your land can be taken from you. There is no such thing as illegal search and seizure, police can break down your door and seize you and your family, throw you in jail and deny you an attorney without formally charging you with a crime, for an indefinite period of time.(This is cloaked under the title "Patriot Act' and I see nothing patriotic about it).

136 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 2 replies · +2 points

THE NUMBERS

TARP and "stimulus packages" are putting Americans $1,000,000,000,000.00 into debt. Every man, woman and child now owes the Federal Reserve, a privately owned bank, $3,289,473,680.00 plus interest. If each person could attain a net income of $2,000,000.00 in their lifetime it would take 1,644,736,840 lifetimes to pay each individual debt, or 500,000,000,000 individual working lives to pay-off this debt, not including the interest.

136 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent -- 7/1 · 0 replies · +1 points

Once and for all, the Federal Reserve IS a privately owned bank. When you go to their website, they try to flim-flam us with double-speak. They state that the Fed is not privately owned, then say that it is not privately owned because the bank's stock is at a fixed rate, therefore owners of the stock can not make money speculating ( buying and selling) with the stock. Okay, owners of the stock cannot profit from buying and selling the stock. This doesn't mean that the stocks are not under private ownership. They are, more notably to families Rothschild, Rockefeller and Morgan, which are familiar names to many Americans. What is the benefit of owning the bank's stock? As we are all aware, for every dollar put into the US economy, working Americans have to pay it back with interest (the prime rate, which is currently set at 3.25%), but the money goes from the Fed to major banks (eg.BA,Citi) and from them to smaller associate branches and is then introduced into the economy via home, car and other forms of loans, making the interest attached to each dollar much higher.All of this interest, and the original dollar, we owe back to the banks and that is where it pays to own the bank's stock.

136 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 0 replies · +2 points

Once and for all, the Federal Reserve IS a privately owned bank. When you go to their website, they try to flim-flam us with double-speak. They state that the Fed is not privately owned, then say that it is not privately owned because the bank's stock is at a fixed rate, therefore owners of the stock can not make money speculating ( buying and selling) with the stock. Okay, owners of the stock cannot profit from buying and selling the stock. This doesn't mean that the stocks are not under private ownership. They are, more notably to families Rothschild, Rockefeller and Morgan, which are familiar names to many Americans. What is the benefit of owning the bank's stock? As we are all aware, for every dollar put into the US economy, working Americans have to pay it back with interest (the prime rate, which is currently set at 3.25%), but the money goes from the Fed to major banks (eg.BA,Citi) and from them to smaller associate branches and is then introduced into the economy via home, car and other forms of loans, making the interest attached to each dollar much higher. This interest and the original dollar are owed to the Fed and banks, and this is where they make their money. Why would we charge ourselves interest on our own money? We don't, the banking families who control our government do.

137 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Vent -- 7/1 · 2 replies · +1 points

The latest on the GM deal is that we are giving them a $50 billion bailout, which of course means that Americans have to pay it back with interest to the Federal Reserve. There are a little more than 304 million Americans, 82 million being 19 years old and younger. That leaves 222 million (roughly, because if the $ were given to all adult Americans it would include 18 and 19 year olds.) That would give over $225 thousand to each American adult. ( Much more per individual if only tax payers receive a share.) What would stimulate the economy, and help individual Americans more? Even more staggering is dividing all of the bailout money, not just the $50 billion slated for the latest GM deal. Divide 1 trillion by 222 million, but sit down first. I keep coming up with over $4.5 BILLION, per adult ( is this right?), and they have been talking all along about the probability of more to come and that stimulus bailouts could go as high as $3 trillion. What the f is going on around here?! How many generations will it take to pay back? Give the $ to the taxpayers! Nothing would help the economy more than a nation of Billionaires.

137 weeks ago @ Glenn Beck - The 912 P... - Mission Statement · 0 replies · +1 points

The latest on the GM deal is that we are giving them a $50 billion bailout, which of course means that Americans have to pay it back with interest to the Federal Reserve. There are a little more than 304 million Americans, 82 million being 19 years old and younger. That leaves 222 million (roughly, because if the $ were given to all adult Americans it would include 18 and 19 year olds.) That would give over $225 thousand to each American adult. ( Much more per individual if only tax payers receive a share.) What would stimulate the economy, and help individual Americans more? Even more staggering is dividing all of the bailout money, not just the $50 billion slated for the latest GM deal. Divide 1 trillion by 222 million, but sit down first. I keep coming up with over $4.5 BILLION, per adult ( is this right?), and they have been talking all along about the probability of more to come and that stimulus bailouts could go as high as $3 trillion. What the f is going on around here?! How many generations will it take to pay it back? Every adult American now owes the Fed $4.5 Billion, plus interest. Give the $ to the taxpayers! Nothing would help the economy more than a nation of Billionaires.