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__Expand to see INDEX__ This highly informative and easy to understand film covers just about everything that isn't taught in school regarding the corrupt banking system. It explains how these institutions get away with robbing the unsuspecting public by creating monetary policies designed to enslave society, while keeping the system in a perpetual state of rising debt. _______________________________________ 1. Corrupt Banking System - Cartels Robbing the Public http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy-fD78zyvI _______________________________________ 2. Corrupt Banking System - How "Money" is Created http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfXavRTM4Fg _______________________________________ 3. Corrupt Banking System - Money is Debt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yvRZoM-2r8 _______________________________________ 4. Corrupt Banking System - Monetary Reform http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0p8LepIuVM _______________________________________ 5. Corrupt Banking System - Warning About the NWO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzXZ_Hs1g6U _______________________________________

This video lays out the underlying reasons behind the market crash. very telling Also note this is not just a normal market correction, this is the begining of the collapse of our monetary system. WAKE UP

This is a very interesting and revealing video I got from http://www.youtube.com/purdysw, and was originally posted by http://www.youtube.com/aodscarecrow I'm sorry about the sudden unexpected ending, the video was obviously cut short. But the info is so real and powerful that it needs to be heard by as many people as possible. Only then can we hope to make the world a better place. -------------------------------------- Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on America than anything on President-elect Obama's agenda. According to an AP report, "EU leaders are set to call on the Nov. 15 summit to agree immediately on five principles: submit ratings agencies to more surveillance; align accounting standards; close loopholes; set banking codes of conduct to reduce excessive risk-taking; and ask the International Monetary Fund to suggest ways of calming the turmoil." Even discounting the deliberate vagueness of the phrase "closing loopholes," such an agenda obviously contemplates a significant increase in the level of international regulation, presumably to be implemented and enforced by an international regulatory body or bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), created at the Bretton Woods economic summit near the end of World War II, is being touted as the obvious candidate for a global financial regulatory organization. Historically, the IMF's mandate has been far more limited than many of its creators, including British economist John Maynard Keynes (one of the organizers of the Bretton Woods conference), originally envisioned. Keynes and the rest of the British and American delegations to Bretton Woods wanted the agreement to create a global reserve currency (which Keynes wanted to call the bancor), but ended up establishing the dollar as the world's fallback currency instead. They also created the SDR (Special Drawing Right), a quasi-currency in which all acounts at the IMF were and are reckoned. Now, it appears, the IMF is being primed for a much larger role, to be remade into a bona fide instrument of global governance — just as the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), also created at Bretton Woods, was later transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO). The latter is a de facto global trade ministry with supranational authority, and it has already wielded over the United States and many other nations. The IMF, in other words, is apparently being prepared to become for global finance what the WTO has become for international trade. At a recent planning session for the upcoming summit, "[EU leaders] discussed making the International Monetary Fund the world's financial watchdog, suggesting it be given more power to curb financial crises and give more money to aid countries in trouble," the AP reported. EU leaders like France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown have seized the initiative in setting the agenda for the November 15 summit, which some are informally referring to as "Bretton Woods II." The EU will be calling for an agreement to overhaul the global financial system within 100 days, with a second international summit to be held in March. Additional proposals that may be implied by the aformentioned five agenda items might include: creating a world central bank; creating an international reserve currency to replace the ailing U.S. dollar; and levying fees or taxes on international financial transactions. Any of these would be potentially devastating blows to American sovereignty, and would immeasurably strengthen the UN-centered embryonic world government. A global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax. Make no mistake about it: the upcoming series of global summits will be about creating and empowering new organs of world government. It will be about curtailing international economic and financial freedom, not enhancing it. http://www.youtube.com/aodscarecrow

This is Day 7 of our YouChoose '08 Spotlight week. Throughout this week we have featured a new video every day of presidential candidate Ron Paul talking about different issues. Please submit your questions, comments or your positions on the issues by posting your video comments on our video pages. (Posted August 7, 2007)

Detailed description of Ron Paul's stance on Monetary Reform. A great video to show members of the financial community. http://www.RonPaul2008.com

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This newsreel excerpt briefly describes the international monetary conference of 1944 (before WW2 ended), held at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. The conference founded the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The fixed exchange rate system created at the conference came under increasing strain in the 1960s and was ended unilaterally by President Nixon in 1971.

Ron Paul getting questioned on kicking Bernanke in the teeth. Good stuff.

On August 15, 1971, President Nixon announced on TV 3 dramatic changes in economic policy. He imposed a wage-price freeze. He ended the Bretton Woods international monetary system. And he imposed a temporary surcharge (tariff) on all imports. The Bretton Woods system was created towards the end of World War II and involved fixed exchange rates with the U.S. dollar as the key currency - but also a role for gold linked to the dollar at $35/ounce. The system began to falter in the 1960s because of an excess of dollars flowing out of the U.S. which foreign central banks had to absorb. A run on gold in 1968 was stemmed by a patch on Bretton Woods known as the two-tier gold system. All of this was ended unilaterally by the Nixon decision. After a brief attempt to create a modified fixed exchange rate system, the world moved to flexible rates.

MSNBC CNBC Debate 09 October, 2007 http://www.ronpaul2008.com

I want to thank Tesla for sharing his house to do this video. Wanted to share with you the meeting I had with Mr. Fiat where he explains the exciting Amway/FED Monetary system. Sounds like a great system what do you think?

A three minute review of the graphs that explain how an increase in the money supply by the Fed affects interest rates, autonomous investment, real GDP and price level.

Recorded at the Mises Institute Supporters Summit, 31 October 2008; Auburn, Alabama. Joseph Salerno is a senior fellow at Ludwig von Mises Institute, professor of economics at Pace University, and editor of the 'Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics'.

Paul Van Eeden, of Cranberry Capital, and CNBC's Steve Liesman on CNBC 2008.05.28

With a deteriorating security situation and an economy in crisis, Pakistan is facing some challenging times. Senior Pakistani officials say their country is within days of defaulting on its foreign debt repayments and is in dire need of monetary aid. But as is often the case, it's the country's poorest who are most desperately in need of help. Kamal Hyder reports.

A clip from the documentary "The New Rulers of The World" by film maker John Pilger. The WB and the IMF control most of the world's cash flow. Please check out all of John Pilger's documentaries.

Janet Yellen, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco dicusses the notion that Federal Reserve policy making has been affected by globalization as part of the Santa Cruz Center for International Economics (SCCIE) at the University of California, Santa Cruz. [1/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12071]

BNN Interviews Paul van Eeden on May 30, 2008

I had my second meeting with Mr. Fiat where I showed him my new train set I got for exchanging that paper he gave me. He was truly impressed with me and made me his assistant(woo hoo). The A.M.P. system is awesome.

This clip is taken from the awesome video called The Money Masters. Please view the entire video on google to understand what is going on monetarily. You can also purchase the DVD from http://www.themoneymasters.com which I wholeheartedly recommend. I chose this clip to show Ron Paul supporters how to fix the monetary system. We can not go on the gold standard again because we no longer have gold. The Money Masters DVD has now been shipped to all US Senators, Congressmen, Supreme Court Justices and Cabinet-level Executive branch officials, including a copy of the Monetary Reform Act (575 copies in all). If you would like to read the Monetary Reform Act, please visit the above site. Let's all follow up on our representatives to make sure they have viewed it, and ask why they have not supported Ron Paul yet.

Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on America than anything on President-elect Obama's agenda. According to an AP report, "EU leaders are set to call on the Nov. 15 summit to agree immediately on five principles: submit ratings agencies to more surveillance; align accounting standards; close loopholes; set banking codes of conduct to reduce excessive risk-taking; and ask the International Monetary Fund to suggest ways of calming the turmoil." Even discounting the deliberate vagueness of the phrase "closing loopholes," such an agenda obviously contemplates a significant increase in the level of international regulation, presumably to be implemented and enforced by an international regulatory body or bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), created at the Bretton Woods economic summit near the end of World War II, is being touted as the obvious candidate for a global financial regulatory organization. Historically, the IMF's mandate has been far more limited than many of its creators, including British economist John Maynard Keynes (one of the organizers of the Bretton Woods conference), originally envisioned. Keynes and the rest of the British and American delegations to Bretton Woods wanted the agreement to create a global reserve currency (which Keynes wanted to call the bancor), but ended up establishing the dollar as the world's fallback currency instead. They also created the SDR (Special Drawing Right), a quasi-currency in which all acounts at the IMF were and are reckoned. Now, it appears, the IMF is being primed for a much larger role, to be remade into a bona fide instrument of global governance — just as the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), also created at Bretton Woods, was later transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO). The latter is a de facto global trade ministry with supranational authority, and it has already wielded over the United States and many other nations. The IMF, in other words, is apparently being prepared to become for global finance what the WTO has become for international trade. At a recent planning session for the upcoming summit, "[EU leaders] discussed making the International Monetary Fund the world's financial watchdog, suggesting it be given more power to curb financial crises and give more money to aid countries in trouble," the AP reported. EU leaders like France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown have seized the initiative in setting the agenda for the November 15 summit, which some are informally referring to as "Bretton Woods II." The EU will be calling for an agreement to overhaul the global financial system within 100 days, with a second international summit to be held in March. Additional proposals that may be implied by the aformentioned five agenda items might include: creating a world central bank; creating an international reserve currency to replace the ailing U.S. dollar; and levying fees or taxes on international financial transactions. Any of these would be potentially devastating blows to American sovereignty, and would immeasurably strengthen the UN-centered embryonic world government. A global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax. Make no mistake about it: the upcoming series of global summits will be about creating and empowering new organs of world government. It will be about curtailing international economic and financial freedom, not enhancing it.

9/17/2008 What we are dealing with in detail I am not professionally qualified to discuss (I'm not Sarah Palin, I know my limits.) But what we are dealing with in the grand scheme of things seems pretty simple. The US has been living beyond its means. The US has been spending and borrowing as if its economy were fiscally secure; and the demand for more and more from below combined with signals of More.. total laxity from the top has led to a massive over-reach in terms of personal and public debt. In the end, gravity and reality count, whatever the Republican AND Democratic propagandists want to insist. Like the invasion of Iraq and funding by BOTH parties, for which the US is still paying; like the massive Bush tax cuts, which were never matched by cuts in spending but combined with massive increases in spending; the home-ownership-as-speculation bubble eventually hit the reality this country's leadership has for so long denied. Greenspan says what is obvious: that we cannot afford McCain's continued tax cuts and minimal spending restraints. We cannot afford Obama's spending plans either. Neither candidate has been behaving with the gravity this crisis demands. But Obama AND McCain's trivial, deceptive, distracting tactics have been by far the worse. We told you so. Have a nice election... VOTE 3RD PARTY!

This video warns of the coming monetary cash will be a result of the decline of morality in the US. Visit www.bayside.org for more info.

Ron Paul in Iowa: Clip 5: Federal Reserve, Monetary Policy http://stanky.wordpress.com

9/18/2008 ROn Paul on Glenn Beck. And STFU Glenn Beck..... 'I don't agree with everything RP says... not by a long shot." See how you all have been programmed to reject Ron Paul. Now you know why... Because the FED is criminal. Wake up.