Showing posts with label End the Fed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label End the Fed. Show all posts
Sunday, March 20, 2011
A Little Light On MSNBC Exposes Con of the Federal Reserve
This is a very clear explanation of the Federal Reserve and De Facto Government Con Job. The Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air, loans it to the banks at 2%. The banks loan it to us at 6-20%. Only loan money for houses that are more expensive than the previous buyer. Pull your money out of the banks and buy Silver. We just had a sound money bill passed in Utah, there are some positive changes occurring, but you must accelerate your commitment to sound money, before the obamination starts WWIII. The Peace Prize winner has just started his first war in Libya to steal their oil. Old Style imperialism, enough with these creatures; time to remove them from the scene.
Paul Bea- Monex for Silver and Gold. 800-949-4653 x2172
Goldmoneybill.org- Working to restore Sound money and sanity to America.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
FED Gives Away 12 Trillion dollars to Banks
A crime so large our eyes just glaze over. The deer in the headlights we are, digest this information they get angry. We need productive pro-active action at this point. Support Ron Paul like a crack addict needing a fix in his upcoming battle with the Fed as the head of the house finance committee. Audit the Fed? How about citizen's arrests? We can try them in our common law courts.
Another method to destroy the banks and the Fed is to convert to real currency, Silver. Silver just broke another 30 year high, jumping to $30.93. We will just be getting started when it's breaks it's 1980 high of $52. Paul Bea Monex low cost silver retailer, 100oz min. US Eagles. 800-949-4653 x2172 use Kevin from UScivilflags as referral.
Codex, banning of organic farming by you the individual is all a function of the Federal Reserve. Get rid of the Fed and we live in the real world again.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
History Of Money and Banking End the Fed
A nice clip about the history of money in the United States and the control of the currency by the Rothschild banking family. Silver is the achilles heel of the bankers and is well within range of the commoner to End the Fed by buying up the existing supply of the metal. Apmex is a safe low-cost retailer for Silver Bullion in physical form.
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Friday, February 27, 2009
End the Fed! National Day of Protest and Education 11:22:08: WORSE THAN THE GREAT DEPRESSION
End the Fed! National Day of Protest and Education 11:22:08: WORSE THAN THE GREAT DEPRESSION
You can speed the processing of Ending the Fed; by buying Silver now. Each Troy oz is a dagger in the heart of the beast from Jekyll Island. You must own the Physical metal in your hand.
Monex is the low-cost gold and Silver retailer. Paul Bea @ monex 800-949-4653 x2172
To support Goldmoney use Kevin from Goldmoneybill.org as referral.
You can speed the processing of Ending the Fed; by buying Silver now. Each Troy oz is a dagger in the heart of the beast from Jekyll Island. You must own the Physical metal in your hand.
Monex is the low-cost gold and Silver retailer. Paul Bea @ monex 800-949-4653 x2172
To support Goldmoney use Kevin from Goldmoneybill.org as referral.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Ron Paul: Transperancy of the Fed
In this article Ron Paul advocates a repeal of the legal tender laws to allow competing currencies. He of course is talking about competing currencies fully backed by Gold and Silver, much like the New Hampshire Gold currency bill found at Goldmoneybill.org
On Transparency of the Fed
This week the Federal Reserve responded to the American people’s increased concerns over our monetary policy by presenting new initiatives aimed at enhancing the Fed’s transparency and accountability. As someone who has called for more openness from the Fed for over 30 years, I was pleased to see the Fed acknowledge the legitimacy of this need.
The Federal Reserve controls the flow of money and credit in our economy because Congress has abdicated its responsibility over the nation’s currency. This process therefore occurs centrally, and almost completely outside the system of checks and balances. Because of legal tender laws, people are left with no real choice, except to build their lives and futures around this monopoly currency, vulnerable to powerful central bankers. The Founding Fathers intended only gold and silver to be used as currency, however, inch by inch over the decades, this country has backed away from this important restraint. Our money today has no link whatsoever to gold or silver. For many reasons, this is extremely dangerous, and has a lot to do with the boom and bust cycles that have resulted in the crisis in which we find ourselves today.
The Fed is now pledging to reveal to the public more about its economic predictions, and calls this greater transparency. This is little more than window-dressing, at best, utterly useless at worst. Many analysts, especially those familiar with the Austrian school of economics, saw the current economic crisis coming years ago when the Federal Reserve was still telling the American people their policies were as good as gold. So while it might be nice to know what fantasy-infused outlook the Fed has on the economy, I am much more interested in what they are doing as a result of their faulty, haphazard interpretation of data. For instance, what arrangements do they have with other foreign central banks? What the Fed does on that front could very well affect or undermine foreign policy, or even contribute to starting a war.
We also need to know the source and destination of funds provided through the Fed’s emergency funding facilities. Information such as this will provide a more accurate and complete picture of the true cost of these endless bailouts and spending packages, and could very likely affect the decisions being made in Congress. But with so much of the Fed’s business cloaked in secrecy, these latest initiatives will not even scratch the surface of the Fed’s opaque operations. People are demanding answers and explanations for our economic malaise, and we should settle for nothing less than the whole truth on monetary policy.
The first step is to pass legislation I will soon introduce requiring an audit of the Federal Reserve so we can at least get an accurate picture of what is happening with our money. If this audit reveals what I suspect, and Congress has finally had enough, they can also pass my legislation to abolish the Federal Reserve and put control of the economy’s lifeblood, the currency, back where it Constitutionally belongs. If Congress refuses to do these two things, the very least they could do is repeal legal tender laws and allow people to choose a different currency in which to operate. If the Fed refuses to open its books to an audit, and Congress refuses to demand this, the people should not be subject to the whims of this secretive and incompetent organization.
Silver is your means of preserving your wealth. Monex is the low-cost Silver retailer. Jump on the 500% rise in Silver over the next two years. 800-949-4653 x2172
use Kevin from Goldmoneybill as referral to help support this site.
On Transparency of the Fed
This week the Federal Reserve responded to the American people’s increased concerns over our monetary policy by presenting new initiatives aimed at enhancing the Fed’s transparency and accountability. As someone who has called for more openness from the Fed for over 30 years, I was pleased to see the Fed acknowledge the legitimacy of this need.
The Federal Reserve controls the flow of money and credit in our economy because Congress has abdicated its responsibility over the nation’s currency. This process therefore occurs centrally, and almost completely outside the system of checks and balances. Because of legal tender laws, people are left with no real choice, except to build their lives and futures around this monopoly currency, vulnerable to powerful central bankers. The Founding Fathers intended only gold and silver to be used as currency, however, inch by inch over the decades, this country has backed away from this important restraint. Our money today has no link whatsoever to gold or silver. For many reasons, this is extremely dangerous, and has a lot to do with the boom and bust cycles that have resulted in the crisis in which we find ourselves today.
The Fed is now pledging to reveal to the public more about its economic predictions, and calls this greater transparency. This is little more than window-dressing, at best, utterly useless at worst. Many analysts, especially those familiar with the Austrian school of economics, saw the current economic crisis coming years ago when the Federal Reserve was still telling the American people their policies were as good as gold. So while it might be nice to know what fantasy-infused outlook the Fed has on the economy, I am much more interested in what they are doing as a result of their faulty, haphazard interpretation of data. For instance, what arrangements do they have with other foreign central banks? What the Fed does on that front could very well affect or undermine foreign policy, or even contribute to starting a war.
We also need to know the source and destination of funds provided through the Fed’s emergency funding facilities. Information such as this will provide a more accurate and complete picture of the true cost of these endless bailouts and spending packages, and could very likely affect the decisions being made in Congress. But with so much of the Fed’s business cloaked in secrecy, these latest initiatives will not even scratch the surface of the Fed’s opaque operations. People are demanding answers and explanations for our economic malaise, and we should settle for nothing less than the whole truth on monetary policy.
The first step is to pass legislation I will soon introduce requiring an audit of the Federal Reserve so we can at least get an accurate picture of what is happening with our money. If this audit reveals what I suspect, and Congress has finally had enough, they can also pass my legislation to abolish the Federal Reserve and put control of the economy’s lifeblood, the currency, back where it Constitutionally belongs. If Congress refuses to do these two things, the very least they could do is repeal legal tender laws and allow people to choose a different currency in which to operate. If the Fed refuses to open its books to an audit, and Congress refuses to demand this, the people should not be subject to the whims of this secretive and incompetent organization.
Silver is your means of preserving your wealth. Monex is the low-cost Silver retailer. Jump on the 500% rise in Silver over the next two years. 800-949-4653 x2172
use Kevin from Goldmoneybill as referral to help support this site.
Monday, February 23, 2009
HR:833 Federal Reserve Abolition Act Bill: Ron Paul
Rep. Ronald Paul [R-TX](no cosponsors)
Cosponsors [as of 2009-02-14]
Cosponsorship information sometimes is out of date. Why?
Text:
Full Text
Status:
Occurred: Introduced Feb 3, 2009
Occurred: Referred to Committee View Committee Assignments
Not Yet Occurred: Reported by Committee (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Voted on in House (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Voted on in Senate (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Signed by President (pending)
This bill is in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced bills and resolutions first go to committees that deliberate, investigate, and revise them before they go to general debate. The majority of bills and resolutions never make it out of committee. [Last Updated: Feb 14, 2009 3:46PM]
Last Action:
Feb 3, 2009: Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
Related:
See the Related Legislation page for other bills related to this one and a list of subject terms that have been applied to this bill. Sometimes the text of one bill or resolution is incorporated into another, and in those cases the original bill or resolution, as it would appear here, would seem to be abandoned.
Source
Cosponsors [as of 2009-02-14]
Cosponsorship information sometimes is out of date. Why?
Text:
Full Text
Status:
Occurred: Introduced Feb 3, 2009
Occurred: Referred to Committee View Committee Assignments
Not Yet Occurred: Reported by Committee (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Voted on in House (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Voted on in Senate (pending)
Not Yet Occurred: Signed by President (pending)
This bill is in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced bills and resolutions first go to committees that deliberate, investigate, and revise them before they go to general debate. The majority of bills and resolutions never make it out of committee. [Last Updated: Feb 14, 2009 3:46PM]
Last Action:
Feb 3, 2009: Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
Related:
See the Related Legislation page for other bills related to this one and a list of subject terms that have been applied to this bill. Sometimes the text of one bill or resolution is incorporated into another, and in those cases the original bill or resolution, as it would appear here, would seem to be abandoned.
Source
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