Here’s a new, 40-minute documentary that unravels the history of the Rothschild family, who ran the world’s most influential banking dynasty over the past three centuries.
The story delves into the labyrinth of power and wealth, as well as the secrets that have defined this impactful family. Their interests included textiles and railroads, in addition to currency trading, banking and war profiteering. Here’s more from Finaius.
Author and researcher Rob Cunningham takes a deep dive into three executive orders instituted early in the Trump Administration that have gone a long way in righting America’s shaky journey.
Appearing on the David “Nino” Rodriguez podcast, Cunningham says the executive orders pertain to our kids, governance and banking. “If we can’t have our own personal property, if we can’t have self-determination and we’re not sovereign, and if we can’t protect the least and most innocent among us, we really don’t have a country,” he says. He dissects the three elements, plus more.
We currently find ourselves in the midst of an economic, political, and societal shift like no other. A shift ushered in solely through the promotion of fear and lies about Covid-19. But, “what will this shift look like?” you may be wondering. Well, one change we can expect to see in the near future is the death of cash and a fully cashless society introduced in its place. Governments will begin merging services together including vaccine passports, digital IDs and banking for “convenience.”
This merger of programs will inevitably lead to implementation of microchipping among the population. The technology has existed for years and versions of its use already exist in Sweden. What once sounded like a conspiracy theory or something out of a science fiction novel, may now be just around the corner. More from What’sHerFace.
A listener writes in to ask about the economic crash we’re about to experience. Will there be bank bailouts like in the 2008 crisis, or bank bail-ins as we’ve seen the banksters preparing for? Or will this be a different type of crash altogether? Join James Corbett on The Corbett Report for this exploration of the global banking architecture and how the banksters have been scheming to pick your pocket the next time they’re in trouble.
AlfonZo Rachel tells you the story about how the California Tax Board burgled his bank account. Hear the details as Zo compares theft to the current U.S. system of taxation. H/T PJTV
Tad Lumpkin uses animation to explain the collapse of the American dream. Borrowing from an eclectic mix of sources — from A Christmas Carol to Back to the Future and Gladiators — Lumpkin pins our stagnant economy on lax monetary policy, overspending by the US government and, most of all, the predatory excesses of the centralized Federal Reserve Bank. Some of the hints of conspiracy are a bit much, as in the suggestion that it was bankers, not mobsters or Communists, who likely assassinated JFK. These instances of hyperbole aside, the 2011 film is still quite good as a primer on how our banking system works and how it’s subject to manipulation.
The problem, in a nutshell: Not a lack of money, but too much money. So much new money and new debt flooding the marketplace that banks and business leaders are afraid we’re staring down from the brink of a precipice. That’s leading to a massive hoarding of cash, cash that normally would be applied toward creating new jobs and growing the economy. Dick Morris explains this dangerous predicament.
Lawrence H. White, an economics professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, calls for abolishing the Federal Reserve. That might sound like a heretical position, but White knows whereof he speaks, having an expertise in the history and theory of free banking. He cites several examples of countries that thrived without a central bank, among them, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Canada, Scotland and Sweden.
White favors getting rid of the Fed because he believes the reserve bank has overstepped its bounds by improperly tweaking monetary policy, greatly aggravating if not creating many of the speculative boom-and-bust cycles that have wreaked havoc with the American economy. In the absence of a central bank, he favors an aggregation of private banks, financial institutions and regional clearing houses assuming key essential tasks now performed by the Federal Reserve, including fund transfers between banks and issuance of currency. H/T LearnLiberty.org
Peter Schiff, CEO and chief global strategist of Euro Pacific Capital Inc., says the Federal Reserve Bank “has checked into the Roach Motel of monetary policy” with its new plan to buy $40 billion worth of high-risk debt monthly at low interest rates for an indefinite period of time. In an interview with Reason TV, Schiff says the net effect of the plan will be to reignite the housing bubble, cause dangerous speculation and depress the value of the dollar. He calls the QE3 decision “a day that will live in infamy,” announcing that the Fed has “sealed its fate” and put “the final nail in U.S. dollar and the entire American economy.” Here is his latest Schiff Report.
