So what did Bob Chapman have to say?
All I can tell from your link is that he wants to sell his book!
I only caught a few minutes of the show EarlyBird. He was talking about how the FDIC under-reports figures, like the banks that are in danger are reported as 552, and by his information it's over 2,000 banks. He said that in the next 18 months, the FDIC would no longer exist. He said that the cost of living is much higher according to his information than they report. He also spoke about the current finiacial crisis not only being due to greed, but purposely created to weaken the US and Europe in preparation for a world government. Last Tuesday's show on coasttocoastam.com radio show with George Noory can be heard if desired, with streamlink. Here's another page of snippets from him:
It was announced on National TV this morning that 8 more banks have failed
and were closed, just this week I think.
Anyone who shops for groceries knows that food costs more and gasoline higher
prices add to the cost of everything. Were it not for this being the big Holiday
shopping season with huge sales trying to lure in shoppers, costs on toys, clothes,
etc. would be higher too. And, I haven't heard anyone say their Doctor is giving
them discount prices on Dr visits; if anything he/she has probably raised their prices.
I agree, the present crises is due to greed basically as well as lack of oversight by
authorities not doing their jobs. But, whether it was planned & by whom is something
yet to be determined and sorted out. Many people have been living way above their
means for years, abusing Charge Cards, the same way our leaders have abused budget limits and borrowed our future away. The time to pay the piper has come.
I'm not dissing Chapman, nor you, KindtoC; just saying I'm not completely ready to
accept a conspiracy theory yet.
I'm not dissing Chapman, nor you, KindtoC; just saying I'm not completely ready to
accept a conspiracy theory yet.
I'm not for or against Chapman, EarlyBird. When I hear talk like this, I am open to hear what's being said, and where the person is coming from. I'm not ready to accept the conspiracy theory yet either, but if I tune in on a show discussing it, I won't turn it off.
There is an excellent book called the �Creature from JeckyllIsland� In it the author details why we are in the financial mess that we are. This did not happen by accident, but by design.
Back in the early 1900�s people were concerned about amount of control that a few New York banks had over the economy. As a result there was a demand for banking reform. Naturally the bankers saw this as a threat to their way of doing business. Thus the Federal Reserve Banking system was created as the way that would control these banks, the economy, and inflation.
Unfortunately what the people back then didn�t realize was that this new system was secretly designed and created by the very bankers that it was suppose to control. But by using reverse physiology the bankers then claimed that they didn�t like this new bill thus the average person then assumed that it if they didn�t like it then it must be a good deal. Wrong!
So then it really shouldn�t be a surprise to anyone that no matter how hard the Federal Reserve System claims to be trying to control the ups and downs of the economy they unfortunately are never quite able to do it. Oh of course they claim to be working to the very best of their ability and all we need to do is just give them a little more time and hopefully they will get it right. Obviously there is only so much that we can realistically expect them to accomplish in a mere 100 years.
However the real goal of setting up the Federal Reserve System was achieved and that was the allowing of a private bank to take control of the countries money supply. The constitutional mandate that government shall coin (not print) our money was simply ignored. The result being that through the creation of recessions and depressions, the very thing that the FRB is suppose to prevent, the real wealth of the people was transferred to into the hands a few elite bankers.
We see this going on today with all the bank failures. Small banks and even some large ones are bought up for pennies on the dollar. Now one might wonder why anyone would want to buy the assets of a failed bank. Simple. Many of the bad loans that they made represent real property and that property has just been transferred into the hands of these elite few. Even if the economy completely collapses the owner ship of the property has changed hands. It simply is the fleecing of the sheeple and making them powerless.
So now I see this history repeating itself in the current health care bill. So the same as with the banking system the real goal here appears to have nothing to do with health care reform, but rather it is the taking of power away from the individual and transferring it into the hands of an exclusive group of power hungry individuals.
If this is not the real intent of this bill why does it need over 2000 pages? What better way to hide what it will actually do then to present all the details in such manner that few will bother to read?
There is an excellent book called the �Creature from JeckyllIsland� In it the author details why we are in the financial mess that we are. This did not happen by accident, but by design.
Back in the early 1900�s people were concerned about amount of control that a few New York banks had over the economy. As a result there was a demand for banking reform. Naturally the bankers saw this as a threat to their way of doing business. Thus the Federal Reserve Banking system was created as the way that would control these banks, the economy, and inflation.
Unfortunately what the people back then didn�t realize was that this new system was secretly designed and created by the very bankers that it was suppose to control. But by using reverse physiology the bankers then claimed that they didn�t like this new bill thus the average person then assumed that it if they didn�t like it then it must be a good deal. Wrong!
So then it really shouldn�t be a surprise to anyone that no matter how hard the Federal Reserve System claims to be trying to control the ups and downs of the economy they unfortunately are never quite able to do it. Oh of course they claim to be working to the very best of their ability and all we need to do is just give them a little more time and hopefully they will get it right. Obviously there is only so much that we can realistically expect them to accomplish in a mere 100 years.
However the real goal of setting up the Federal Reserve System was achieved and that was the allowing of a private bank to take control of the countries money supply. The constitutional mandate that government shall coin (not print) our money was simply ignored. The result being that through the creation of recessions and depressions, the very thing that the FRB is suppose to prevent, the real wealth of the people was transferred to into the hands a few elite bankers.
We see this going on today with all the bank failures. Small banks and even some large ones are bought up for pennies on the dollar. Now one might wonder why anyone would want to buy the assets of a failed bank. Simple. Many of the bad loans that they made represent real property and that property has just been transferred into the hands of these elite few. Even if the economy completely collapses the owner ship of the property has changed hands. It simply is the fleecing of the sheeple and making them powerless.
So now I see this history repeating itself in the current health care bill. So the same as with the banking system the real goal here appears to have nothing to do with health care reform, but rather it is the taking of power away from the individual and transferring it into the hands of an exclusive group of power hungry individuals.
If this is not the real intent of this bill why does it need over 2000 pages? What better way to hide what it will actually do then to present all the details in such manner that few will bother to read?
I read that book last yr and it is great, you can look it up on youtube and get some great stuff also.
Ultimately the only security you can have at this time is to own your property outright, second in line is the ability to continue to pay your property tax.
If you live in a property where ownership is shared with a bank or mortage company, sell it. Purchase something you can own outright, even if it is most humble.
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