Deafening is Media and Gov’t Silence to Ron Paul’s Monetary Policy Truths
Posted by Truthseeker on February 3, 2008
Imagine the following: You and a group of associates have the power to create money out of thin air and to produce profits for yourselves by charging interest on loans related to this money that you create. Your government does not consider your activities to be illegal counterfeiting so you need not worry about criminal prosecution or imprisonment. In fact, your powers have been approved and granted by your government, in essence giving you and your associates control over the economy through the availability of money and credit. In your hands you hold the power to influence economic-related panics, inflation, recessions and depressions. Through your accumulated wealth and power, you’ve also gained influence over government and media decision-makers, and therefore over government policies. Your private activities and decisions are not audited by government, nor are they scrutinized or brought to the attention of the public at large by corporate media, despite the great impact your activities and decisions have over the lives of millions of people.
Welcome to our “Federal” Reserve system; a system run by private international bankers that was created in 1913, the same year the federal income tax formally came into existence with the ratification of the 16th Amendment. If you’re like most people, you know nothing or very little about this system, how money is created and circulated in our economy and about how this system is affecting your life and influencing the lives of future generations.
To his credit, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has been raising public awareness of this critically important subject (along with others, such as U.S. foreign policy “blow-back”), while big corporate media, including CNN (“the most ‘trusted’ name in news”), notably refuses to facilitate discussion, debate or reporting on the topic. Have you also noticed how quiet the other presidential candidates (Republicans and Democrats alike) have been when Paul has broached the sensitive subject of monetary policy, our $9 trillion dollar (and growing) federal debt and the crashing value of the U.S. dollar during televised debates? Please view the video referenced below and/or reference other information to become more informed about this highly important issue. It will be time well spent.
More Information:
“Money as Debt“ (A video by Paul Grignon that creatively explains our current monetary system that is sure to educate and perhaps shock most viewers. Please note that there is a delay of about 12 seconds prior to the start of the video.)
