Johnny, your punctuation is faulty, I’m sorry to say. You must have meant,

“They KILL, Fascists in America, don’t they?” to which the answer is, “Yes, they do — JFK, RFK, MLK, and so many more — Paul Wellstone, William Colby, Abe Lincoln, JFK Jr. Yep, the fascists in America kill without compunction of any kind. They laugh and brag about it.”

I always am amazed at how gullible the American people are and those that sit in those meetings with the ties and white shirts ( I think it is a sign of mental illness and incompetence and a conformity complex) that Paul is the only one who is asking these obvious questions.

I am also amazed that we accept the answers of Rothschild (read in one place they own 53% in the federal reserve) agent Bernanke. Bernanke always says “We do make mistakes”, “We’ll do better next time”,”We are human”.

Maybe Hitler could have used these words when he went into Poland. Maybe it would have worked. He could have just said I made a mistake and I’ll do better next time. Sorry about that. Maybe the world would have bought it.

Agent Bernanke even fessed up that the federal reserve CAUSED the 1930s depression. How much clearer could it be ? The FR bought up many banks, businesses etc on the cheap during the 1930s depression. The FR consolidated its power. How stupid we are ? Put a gun in our face and the perp is doomed. Rob us blind by financial subtlety and the we are made paupers and homeless in a country our forefathers conquered.

My point is that the federal reserve is INTENTIONALLY ON PURPOSE doing what they are doing to destroy the US financially. Unless someone literally puts a GUN in the face of people they dismiss these verbal baloney phrases that are masking the deliberate destruction of America financially by the secretive bankers AS REAL REASONS for the fed’s behavior.

Why takeover America by force, when doing it by financial subterfuge has worked so well. Just a few “sorry we are human” phrases and that is the extent of the investigation.

Best way to destroy a nation is to debase its currency. With the US middle class out of the way who will oppose the NWO takeover.

Margin Loans anyone ?????????

20. J.P. Morgan and the crash of 1907

Now it was time for the Money Changers to get back to the business of a new private central bank for America. During the early 1900’s, men like JP Morgan led the charge. One final panic would be necessary to focus the nation’s attention on the supposed need for a central bank. The rationale was that only a central bank can prevent bank failures.

Morgan was clearly the most important banker in
America, and, a suspected agent for the Rothschilds. Morgan had helped finance John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil empire; he had also helped finance the monopolies of Edward Harriman in railroads, of Andrew Carnegie in steel, and of others in numerous industries.

But on top of that, JP Morgan’s father, Junius Morgan, had been America’s financial agent to the British. After his father’s death, JP Morgan took on a British partner, Edward Grenville, a longtime director of the Bank of England. In fact, upon Morgan’s death, his estate contained only a few million dollars. The bulk of the securities most people thought he owned were in fact owned by others.

In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt allegedly went after Morgan and his friends by using the Sherman Anti-Trust Act to try to break up their industrial monopolies. Actually, Roosevelt did very little to interfere in the growing monopolization of American industry by the bankers and their surrogates. For example, Roosevelt supposedly broke up the Standard Oil monopoly. But it wasn’t really broken at all. It was merely divided into seven corporations all still controlled by the Rockefellers. The public was aware of this thanks to political cartoonists like Thomas Nast, who referred to the bankers as ” the Money Trust”.

By 1907, the year after Teddy Roosevelt’s reelection, Morgan decided it was time to try for a central bank again. Using their combined financial muscle, Morgan and his friends were secretly able to crash the stock market. Thousands of small banks were vastly over-extended. Some had reserves of less than 1%, thanks to the fractional reserve principle. Within days, bank runs were commonplace across the nation. Now Morgan stepped into the public arena, and offered to prop up the faltering American economy by supporting failing banks with money he manufactured OUT OF NOTHING.

It was an outrageous proposal, far worse than even fractional reserve banking, but Congress let him do it. Morgan manufactured $200 million worth of this completely reserveless private money, and bought things with it, paid for services with it, and sent some of it to his branch banks to lend out at interest.

His plan worked. Soon the public regained confidence in money in general and quite hoarding their currency. But as a result, banking power was consolidated even further into the hands of a few large banks.