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The Red Pill
Where Reality Ends and the Truth Begins written by Anonymous “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of currency ... the banks will deprive the people of all property, until their children will wake up homeless, on the continent, their fathers conquered.” Dec. 23, 1913, a day that will forever live in infamy. The U.S. Congress passed the Federal Reserve Act, placing control of our nation’s money into the hands of private banks. In 1920, the 66th Congress passed the Independent Treasury Act, and in 1921, the United States abolished the U.S. Treasury. This allowed all American money in the private Federal Reserve banks to be kept separate from Federal Reserve Notes. From 1913 until 1933, under the authority of the U.S. Congress, a private corporation held control of our nation’s gold, and the United States paid interest on the use of its own gold, sinking itself even deeper in debt. On March 9, 1933, the United States declared bankruptcy, and President Roosevelt declared a National State of Emergency that made it illegal for any U.S. citizen to own gold. Soon after, our nation was restructured in favor of our new owners, and since 1933, what we know as the United States government is a privately owned corporation of the IMF and the Federal Reserve. For those of you who don’t understand, what this means is that for almost one hundred years you have been enslaved by debt to your owners, the Federal Reserve banks. On June 5, 1933, Congress passed HJR-192, which makes a transfer of a Federal Reserve note only a transfer of debt, not a payment on a debt. Since then, no one in America has been able to lawfully pay a debt or own anything. Think about it for a minute. You own absolutely nothing— you never have and never will. The Federal Reserve Bank keeps the worth of the gold separate from the worth of the Federal Reserve debt note. The Federal Reserve also has the power to print the money (which is unconstitutional), and the more money in circulation, the more debt to the Federal Reserve Bank. Take a minute to let that sink in, and then let’s create our own hypothetical situation: Let’s say that I own a bank, and the purpose of this bank is to make money. The way my bank makes money is by loaning you the money I already have and then collecting interest on that money. This bank was given power over the gold of the people of the United States and it loans them their own money in the form of Federal Reserve debt notes and then charges them interest. Now being the greedy bank owner that I am, I don’t want to give up control of the gold I hold, so I need to find a way to loan you worthless debt notes and make you believe they are real money. So what I do is obtain the power to print, and then loan the money. Now I print a sheet of one hundred dollar bills for a dime and loan them too you for their full numbered value. Then I charge you interest for the loan. The pathetic part of it is that you’ll thank me for my generous interest rate and tell all your friends that I deserve your business. What I have done is created a system of perpetual debt that will ensure that you, your children and your children’s children will be in debt to me forever. The plan is simple. Lend the people fraudulent Federal Reserve notes and make them believe it is real money. Then issue debit or credit cards, which eliminate the cost of printing money, which makes every monetary transaction traceable so that you can create a digital profile of the spending habits of every “civilian.” Finally, remove both the Federal Reserve notes and the credit cards, and then implant every man, woman and child with a GPS tracking device. This will then store a complete record of their credit history and issue them an individual terrorist threat level based upon their spending habits and credit record in order to control their behavior and restrict their travel. When Federal Reserve notes and credit cards are removed, what you know as money will be nothing more than a keystroke on a computer, and every day you will fall further and further in debt to your masters. Think this all sounds farfetched? I suggest that you pull your head out of your proverbial ass and do some research on the subject, and you will then find that the technology is already in circulation. A company called Applied Digital Solutions has been implanting people across the country for quite some time. ADS is releasing a GPS version of their Verichip for use with credit verification, defense, secure access and homeland-security applications. Or you might want to read the Model States Emergency Health Powers Act that makes it a felony to refuse a vaccination when ordered by a state or federal government. But don’t worry, it’s all here to make you safe because the bankers can only ensure your perpetual debt if they track your every move. You’re not a terrorist, are you? I’m sure somewhere you’ve heard the _expression: “It’s all about the Benjamins.” And if you haven’t, then familiarize yourself with it and pass it on. The paper trail leads to a chessboard that is much larger than the borders of this country or any other on the face of the planet. It’s a game that is being played between men with pocket books deeper than the water at the bottom of the continental divide. The IMF and the WTO — the corporate interests and the power hungry — are all vying for pole position in a dash for the cash. Winning this game spells two words: “world domination.” Laugh if you will, but given the facts, you cannot argue that the people you think you elected are bought and paid for, and by some odd chance they personally aren’t, the institutions they play politics in definitely are. They take their places on the chessboard with full knowledge, or they are moved around on it, thinking they are doing the right thing. If you are foolish enough to think that the people in power — with unlimited money supplies — would allow a leader to come into power that might pose a threat to their agenda, then I have some duct tape and plastic I’d like to sell you. “IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS!” There isn’t one move made in this game that doesn’t involve a dollar sign, and all the current events you see on television are moves in this game. There are glaring issues that go above and beyond the right and wrong of bombing “terrorists” out of the Middle East or the construction of nukes in North Korea. Not that these aren’t relevant topics of discussion, they just need to be framed in their proper context. The depth of lies and deceit your government goes to is vastly superior to the issues you make into armchair debates. We have gone far beyond flaws that can be fixed with protest signs or appeals to government officials. Starting a grassroots campaign to get the guy you think will do the job into office is admirable, but ultimately worthless. Your guy isn’t going to change anything from the inside. The presidency is a rigged figurehead anyway, and anyone in that office is wearing the emperor’s clothes, whether they want to or not. Bombing Iraq is the least of your worries. I can show you a list of all the places we’ve bombed in the last 20 years, and, friend, it isn’t short. Iraq is only a drop in the bucket. The only thing that makes Iraq special is that you know the name of the country’s leader and you consider yourself well enough informed to debate whether he has ties to some terrorist organization. Throw a dart at South America, and the chances are pretty good that you’ll hit a country with an evil fascist dictator or terrorist organization. It’s not about that at all. The money in government doesn’t give a shit about terrorists blowing you up. What? Just because they say they’re here to protect you doesn’t mean they are. What has the government done for you that gives you so much faith in it to begin with? If a couple terrorists want to blow you up, that’s OK — hell, the team players in Washington might even throw a couple bucks their way to make sure they do the job right. They might bomb the hell out of some Muslim country to anger the locals into action and breed a whole new generation of “terrorists” for them to “protect” you from1. Either way, it works in their best interest. They get to remain the saviors while you remain ignorant of the fact that they have all the money and all you really are is a liability to their ability to hold onto it. If the government does something you disagree with, don’t waste your time trying to fight those tiny battles. Stop worrying about the symptoms and stay focused on what’s causing the problem — oil and drugs (more on that another time2). Stop worrying about the Republicans and Democrats, looking for your guy who’s going to save you. They all get their money from the same places, and they all answer to the same people. Your fight isn’t with the tax cut, it’s with the entire way they conduct government in the first place. If you love the government, and think the system works, great! Then try calling up the Federal Reserve and asking them a few questions. Just for starters3. http://www.publicintegrity.org |
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