The Truth About All Central Bank Controlled Nations: Here’s How The Financial System Really Works
By
Richard Enos
Richard Enos
In Brief
- The Facts:Multiple
nations have been subjected to control by central banks. It is not
governments that
control nations, it's the financial elite and those above them. Governments are simply tools of central banks, one method of controlling the population. - Reflect On:Have we really come to grips with how our society works? Can we see through the illusion of democracy that's presented to us? Can we see that we are literally just giving our money away to the powerful elite?
The website endthefed.org introduces us to the Federal Reserve as follows:
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The Federal Reserve, “the Fed”, is the central bank of the United States of America that was created in 1913 by Congress. It is a banking cartel that has a government-granted monopoly on the creation of money and credit. The Fed literally loans “money” (Federal Reserve Notes) into existence. Federal Reserve Notes are paper promises backed by nothing of intrinsic value and they are only functioning as money because the government forces them on the public through legal tender laws. Federal Reserve Notes are referred to as dollars but are not. The definition of a dollar is a weight of silver (371 grains). To put it simply, the Fed is a group of banks running a national counterfeiting operation with the protection of the government.
This characterization, it would seem, has been growing into the public awareness more and more since G. Edward Griffin’s ‘The Creature From Jekyll Island’ became widely known.
Since then, former congressman Ron Paul
has talked about the need to abolish the Federal Reserve in public
speeches and in his book ‘End the Fed.’ He characterizes the Federal Reserve as both corrupt and unconstitutional. So why hasn’t it happened?
What To Replace It With?
An article in Forbes entitled “Assuming We ‘End The Fed,’ What’s The Next Step?”
makes the case that there is no point ending the Fed—which author
Nathan Lewis actually says he wants—if we have nothing viable to replace
it with.
If you want to End the Fed, you need to create a vision of what would replace it. It needs to be a sound vision, not one with obvious problems, because nobody is going to risk it all to overturn the existing order for something that is clearly a pile of horse poop.
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Lewis takes a look back in history,
saying that before the Federal Reserve, there were also problems. He
says that a U.S. Treasury monopoly of currency had the same kinds of
problems as the Federal Reserve, and argues for a limited number of
currency issuers as opposed to a monopoly.
Simple Question
In my research of this article and
others, much was spoken about inflation and other such variables for
which people argue both in favour of and against the Federal Reserve.
But I wonder if such mainstream articles serve as part of the controlled
opposition, swaying people away from those questions that are most
important?
To me, a logical question to ask is:
“Why does the U.S. government need to pay interest to the Federal
Reserve to have new currency put into circulation?” But in all my
scraping and searching around the internet, I have not found a single,
solitary answer from a proponent of the Federal Reserve System, not even
a lame or bad answer.
The question is simply avoided. And for
good reason, if the only possible conclusion I can come to is true: All
of this interest goes into the hands of the hidden, private controllers
of the Central Banking System. Can you even imagine the amount of money
we are talking about? How is it possible that this continues to exist?
Where is our outrage?
Observations Of A 12-Year Old Girl
In Canada, a young 12-year old girl
named Victoria Grant observed that the Bank of Canada operates in much
the same way as the Federal Reserve in that the government–meaning the
public taxpayer–has to pay interest on all money put into circulation.
Allow me to explain how our private banks and government work today: first the Canadian government borrows money from the Private Banks. They then lend the debt based money to Canada, with compounded interest. The government then continues to increase taxation of Canadians, year after year, in order to pay back the interest on the exponentially growing national debt. What results is inflation, less real money for Canadians to spend into our economy, and the real money being used to pad the pockets of the banks.
The passage comes from the following
must-watch video, where Victoria elucidates clearly and succinctly the
problem we faced in Canada in 2012, reflective of ALL Central-Bank
controlled nations:
If you were in the room during her
speech, or even if you had seen this video in its early days on Youtube,
you might have thought that the days of private Central banking were
numbered, based on the pristine clarity of Victoria’s scathing
indictment.
However, six years later, the fact is
that the Bank of Canada is still private. And the Federal Reserve still
reigns. We are literally giving our money away to a rich and powerful
elite. And this seems acceptable to us. Why is this the case?
The Takeaway
Perhaps not enough ears have heard it.
Or enough have heard it, but not enough have processed it, or have
really come to grips with how our society works, and the extent to which
we are giving our consent for it to continue. That doesn’t mean any of
us should just give up. As conscious media and awakened citizens, we
must forge on together to lay bare the hidden workings of the dark
portals of power in our world. In our own minds first, we must
collectively withdraw our consent to this system. Our efforts will not
be in vain. There is a tipping point, and if we continue to persist in
revealing and expressing truth, the end of the Fed will one day occur as
naturally as a morning sunrise.
Related CE Article: Following The Money, Who’s Really In Control?
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