I’ve often recommended this documentary to friends as a great jumpstart to understanding our system of money. It’s short, fun and animated, which certainly is a welcome change from the usual talking heads.

I have just finished reading what I believe is one of the most important books in existence. The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin is the story of the Federal Reserve System from its conception to its modern day form. The tale is one of collusion, subversion, criminal acts, and the destruction of American and world sovereignty for the gain of a few powerful men.

Behind the paper-thin curtain of hype and distraction is the ugly reality of predatory globalism and the New World Order. Obama is no different than Bush, except he is more intelligent and more palatable to the masses. Democrats have the same agenda as the Republicans, albeit with differences on a few social issues, which are played up in the corporate media. But when it comes to financial and foreign policy — and the two are intertwined — there is no difference.

This article is reposted here for some of our detractors that seem to think we are backwards for regarding a gold standard so highly.

In the Keynesian framework, during a recession when consumers tend to lower their outlays, it is the duty of the government to step in and boost its expenditure. For instance, the government could employ various unemployed individuals to dig holes in the ground.

It’s almost Halloween and the kids are getting ramped up for the biggest sugar rush of the year. But the real trick-or-treaters will be in Washington.

Stop this 10% reserve requirement and have a 100% requirement that is fully accountable by the people, for the people.
End the private banking monopoly on money now.
Support the following act that I have included here

There are reasons to believe this coming crisis is different and bigger than the world has ever experienced. Instead of using globalism in a positive fashion, it’s been used to globalize all of the mistakes of the politicians, bureaucrats and central bankers.

Recently I emailed the Federal Reserve Bank and asked them the following questions:

Why is the fed a private bank? Why does it choose to bail out those that scam us? Why profit off of middle class and destroy them? Why does the fed refuse to admit that “paper” currency will fail miserably against a “gold” standard?

Here is their response.

This economic collapse is simply because we are not, and were not, operating in a free market system. Summarily, we are not free.