Wednesday, February 01, 2012

History lesson (taxes and money)

Karl Marx, in his Communist Manifesto, called for a heavy, progressive income tax and a central banking system to control currency, credit and eventually the world. In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson was instrumental in establishing the League of Nations, the forerunner of the United Nations, which is all about one world government.

Wilson ran for his first term as being anti-war, then he led us into WWI (The war to end all wars). He ran as an opponent of big money, but his campaign was financed by Wall Street bankers. How's that for being hypocritical? He engineered the progressive income tax, the Federal Reserve Bank and was the first outspoken "Globalist." (A 3-time loser!)

If you think the world of finance is changing, you're right. But the change was initiated almost one hundred years ago and has been insidiously permeating our society and business interests ever since. Those bail-outs of Wall Street and banks that were "too big to fail" are proof that the big money interests are calling the shots.

The Federal Reserve Bank is not a part of the federal government. It's a private corporation made up of bankers, Wall Street moguls and politicians. There's never been a meaningful audit of the Fed and the Fed answers to no one but their board of directors. By the way, their board of directors is made up of bankers, Wall Street moguls and politicians.

As Casey Stengal, the famous old baseball manager, would say, "You can look it up!"

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