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and leaders are willing to take out as many loans as possible- the deeper they go the further they must go to make it all count.
so the winner of wars is decided on who the banks loan more money to?
the federal reserve... which is founded by a small group of independant investors. no gov't authority.
they work agains tour gov't. we can't control.. no matter how much we vote, impeach, or overthrow the following:
Presently, all oil purchased in the world, all oil, is purchased with U.S. dollars
If China buys oil from Russia, it does and must do so with U.S. dollars
If India buys oil from Iran, it does and must do so with U.S. dollars
If France buys oil from Venezuela, it does and must do so with U.S. dollars
Forty percent of all U.S. dollars in circulation are held by foreign nations
Every nation that consumes oil must have some U.S. dollars on hand so that it can purchase oil. There is no alternative currency to purchase oil
Currently, all worldwide oil transactions are processed through two oil exchanges
The New York Mercantile Index Inc.
The International Petroleum Exchange
Both are American owned private corporations
Both only accept U.S. dollars
The Iran Oil Bourse will become the 3rd worldwide exchange in which nations can purchase oil
The Iran Oil Bourse will become the 1st exchange that conducts all of its oil transactions in and with euros - not dollars
The Iran Oil Bourse, if opened, will create an opportunity for foreign nations to dump the greenback in favor of the euro
If enough nations exchange the U.S. dollar for euros because they no longer need dollars to purchase oil, the United States of America will experience a economic ‘nuclear’ attack that has the potential to make the Great Depression of the 1930’s look like a period of prosperity
http://www.teamliberty.net/id221.html
IMO as long as privately controlled banks decide where the dollar goes- we can't bitch about our political leaders. if they wanted to make a reform and there is no dollar to back it up- it's a no go!
if they wanted to make a reform and the FR doesn't like it- they can't do it.
new world order. we are wasting our time blaming politicians.
income tax was never ratified? but the FR doesn;t give a hoot bc now they have access to US citizen records.. and they can throw our gov't in some more debt lol.
http://givemeliberty.org/features/taxes/19990709_xcdfr_is_income.htm
lol tihs is too funny. wonder if it's all true?
this started when i was researching the Rothschild dynasty and i found out that... i don't even know what to make of it. lol
http://www.care2.com/c2c/share/detail/493972
history of the american banking system. pretty comprehensive and im hoping it is concise.
take a look. i did in parts and im turned off with using money in general.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936&q=the+money+masters&total=606&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
Defekted
09-28-2007, 12:49 PM
Very interesting Joyce.
I never knew that...interesting to see how Iran opening up a third exchange (using the euro) will effect the US's economy
Very interesting Joyce.
I never knew that...interesting to see how Iran opening up a third exchange (using the euro) will effect the US's economy
i've been keeping close eye to the commodities market- gold silver and diff petroleums. i can't wait to read the predictions for this one lol.
i swear im sticking to bi-metals. silver so far paid for a vacation since august.
all in allif this somehow leads to more dollars circulating in our country then so be it.. if not.. im getting a dual citizenship. thank god my parents have a farm upstate!
u will see this country in a VERY diff light if you watch that video. it's so long but it's loaded with references which kept me going.
TheHipHopBillGates
09-30-2007, 02:21 PM
Very interesting Joyce.
I never knew that...interesting to see how Iran opening up a third exchange (using the euro) will effect the US's economy
Iran has been talking about using a petro-euro for a while. It's got it's pro's and its con's, the pro being you have all that oil money to invest for OPEC, the con's being in the past American banks & exchanges have taken a beating investing it in Latin America & Asia. Though China & India economies are great investments now.
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