Give me control of a nation’s money
supply, and I care not who makes its laws.”
-Mayer Amschel Rothschild
-Mayer Amschel Rothschild
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One of the most profound signs I
ever saw during my four months with Occupy Houston was during the very first
week – it said, “I can’t afford a lobbyist. I am the 99 percent.”
Occupy Wall Street began with that
simple, familiar, populist rallying cry that brought everyone out to the
encampments and the street demonstrations. Our message was simple: We are the
many, they are the few, and we refuse to play their rigged game any longer.
And no game is more rigged than our
money system.
Every bill in our wallet, no matter
how big or small, is a signifier of the debt you will always owe to the Federal
Reserve as a result of its monopoly over our money supply.
So on December 23, the 100th
anniversary of the Federal Reserve, the #D23 Fed Up campaign is
counting on people in every city where
the Fed has a presence to demand that power over our economy return to the
people.
One of the main reasons the United
States went to war with the British was because of the crown's refusal to allow the colonies to operate their
own currency systems, insisting they continue using the crown’s
debt-based currency.
When we had won our independence, we
realized we still needed to charter our own central bank to stabilize the new
nation’s credit and finance necessary capital projects. Washington put
Alexander Hamilton, who has been accused of working on behalf of the Rothschild banking clan in
Europe, in charge of chartering the First Bank of the United States.
e me control of a nation’s money supply, and I care not who makes its laws.”
-Mayer Amschel Rothschild
One of the most profound signs I ever saw during my four months with Occupy Houston was during the very first week – it said, “I can’t afford a lobbyist. I am the 99 percent.”
Occupy Wall Street began with that simple, familiar, populist rallying cry that brought everyone out to the encampments and the street demonstrations. Our message was simple: We are the many, they are the few, and we refuse to play their rigged game any longer.
And no game is more rigged than our money system.
Every bill in our wallet, no matter how big or small, is a signifier of the debt you will always owe to the Federal Reserve as a result of its monopoly over our money supply. So on December 23, the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve, the #D23 Fed Up campaign is counting on people in every city where the Fed has a presence to demand that power over our economy return to the people.
One of the main reasons the United States went to war with the British was because of the crown's refusal to allow the colonies to operate their own currency systems, insisting they continue using the crown’s debt-based currency.
When we had won our independence, we realized we still needed to charter our own central bank to stabilize the new nation’s credit and finance necessary capital projects. Washington put Alexander Hamilton, who has been accused of working on behalf of the Rothschild banking clan in Europe, in charge of chartering the First Bank of the United States.
- See more at: http://www.occupy.com/article/if-youre-fedup-stand-movement-grows-nationalize-federal-reserve#sthash.MxLIjEjT.dpuf
-Mayer Amschel Rothschild
One of the most profound signs I ever saw during my four months with Occupy Houston was during the very first week – it said, “I can’t afford a lobbyist. I am the 99 percent.”
Occupy Wall Street began with that simple, familiar, populist rallying cry that brought everyone out to the encampments and the street demonstrations. Our message was simple: We are the many, they are the few, and we refuse to play their rigged game any longer.
And no game is more rigged than our money system.
Every bill in our wallet, no matter how big or small, is a signifier of the debt you will always owe to the Federal Reserve as a result of its monopoly over our money supply. So on December 23, the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve, the #D23 Fed Up campaign is counting on people in every city where the Fed has a presence to demand that power over our economy return to the people.
One of the main reasons the United States went to war with the British was because of the crown's refusal to allow the colonies to operate their own currency systems, insisting they continue using the crown’s debt-based currency.
When we had won our independence, we realized we still needed to charter our own central bank to stabilize the new nation’s credit and finance necessary capital projects. Washington put Alexander Hamilton, who has been accused of working on behalf of the Rothschild banking clan in Europe, in charge of chartering the First Bank of the United States.
- See more at: http://www.occupy.com/article/if-youre-fedup-stand-movement-grows-nationalize-federal-reserve#sthash.MxLIjEjT.dpuf
