REVOLT AGAINST THE FED

STORMING THE BASTILLE

The populist rage being exhibited across the country needs to be focused on the real criminals. The Federal Reserve and the banks that control the Federal Reserve are responsible for the destruction of the middle class. All the other issues being used to distract from the truth need to be ignored. The country has been on a downward trajectory since 1913 as the banker created debt and inflation have enslaved and impoverished the middle class. It’s the middle class that is leading the charge on Wall Street. The entitlement masses aren’t protesting, as their welfare payments continue to flow and their SNAP cards continue to work at KFC and Taco Bell.

If the protestors want their own Bastille to storm in order to get this revolution going, it’s located at  33 Liberty Street, New York, NY.

 

NEW YORK FEDERAL RESERVE BLDG

Federal Reserve is a Cache of Stolen Assets

The American Revolution, in no small part, was a repudiation of the central banking tyranny exported to the New World by the Bank of England. Few legacies have grown more despotic than the consequences of living under the rule of fractional reserve banking. Many good willed conservatives understand that the system is imploding. Some envision a second American Revolution that expels the remnant Tories that have hijacked our Federalism separation of powers form of government. Woefully, the prospects for a States Rights revolt are slim. However, the scenario of a domestic French Revolution style carnage is brewing with every escalation of the pompous arrogance worthy of a Jean-Joseph, marquis de Laborde or the manipulative usury of the House of Rothschild.

The eruption of populist outrage is long overdue. The lack of objective mainstream media coverage is expected. Their attempt to spin the natural disguise for a corrupt establishment in the hearts of sincere and persecuted citizens is typical. The elite’s message is that they will either control the movement, or at the very least, strip it from any positive synergism. Send in the clowns, like Michael Moore. Wall Street Capitalism: A Love Affair explains the hideous agenda of the clueless socialists that condemn all things Wall Street, while advancing the ultimate goals of the New World Order globalists.

Street theater no longer is enough. The peasants are rallying their pitchforks, as they storm the Bastille; however, they got their GPS coordinates wrong. The correct address is 33 Liberty Street, New York, NY. That is the location of the dominate Federal Reserve temple. When the public finally comes to grips with the real cause of the unsustainable debt, they will understand that the private central banking system bears the ultimate redress for their sins against America and all humanity.

A Privatised Money Supply, presents an informative analysis.

Assuming a reserve ratio of 1:10 the table below shows how $100 of interest-free government created money (GCM), i.e. cash, is used by the banking system to create $900 of interest-bearing bank-created money (BCM) in the form of loans.  The reserve ratio is the ratio of cash reserves (GCM) to deposits (mostly BCM).  In our example the banking system consists of 50 banks, but the money creation process would be essentially the same for any number of banks from one to infinity.

Modern accounting uses double entry book keeping where liabilities and assets are kept exactly equal.  A bank’s liabilities are its deposits.  Its assets are its loans (including bonds which are loans to government) and its cash reserves.  Here is how the banking system creates money.  In column 1 $100 of cash is deposited in Bank 1.  Bank 1 creates a $90 loan in the form of a deposit as shown in column 2.  This deposit is pure BCM and, because it must be paid back with interest, is an asset.  With a reserve ratio of 1:10 the bank puts aside $10 in cash (column 3) to meet cash demands from the person who deposited the $100.  The remaining $90 in cash covers the $90 loan.  The borrower proceeds to write cheques on his $90 deposit and these cheques get deposited in Bank 2.  For these cheques Bank 2 demands and gets cash from Bank 1 until eventually all $90 ends up in Bank 2.   (Naturally in real life more than two banks are involved.  Thus the transactions are not so simple and orderly as they must be here for explanatory purposes, but everything comes out in the wash to give exactly the same result.)  However the original $100 deposit still stands to the credit of the depositor (a liability for Bank 1) even though $90 of it has moved on to Bank 2.  And the $90 loan Bank 1 created when it first received the original $100 deposit also stands (an asset for Bank 1).  Banks 2, 3, 4, etc. then repeat this process eventually creating $900 of BCM in the form of loans (as shown in column 2) and dispersing the original $100 as cash reserves throughout the banking system (as shown in column 3).

Note that $900 of the $1000 of deposits in column 1 is BCM, i.e. credit created by the banks in the form of loans.  (Banks make loans by “depositing money” in your account which you must pay back with interest. Thus they are loan/deposits.)  Only the original $100 cash deposit is GCM.  One other point.  As a loan/deposit gets spent, a deposit in some other bank grows in inverse proportion.  Thus the banks have increased the money supply by $900 and not by $1800.  That would be double counting.  The important points, however, are as follows: this ingenious system is called fractional reserve banking; it creates debt for the sole purpose of enriching the banking class; it is a subtle form of theft; historically it was condemned as a form of usury.

     Column 1      Column 2      Column 3
   L I A B I L I T I E S         A S S E T S         A S S E T S
      Deposits  (90% BCM)       = Loan/Deposits(100% BCM)       + Cash Reserves(100% GCM)
 Bank 1

Bank 2

Bank 3

    .

    .

    .

Bank 49

Bank 50

Totals

 $100.00             

    90.00             

    81.00             

.        

.               

      0.64             

      0.57             

$994.85             

   $90.00          

  81.00          

  72.90          

.        

.            

.            

      0.57          

      0.52          

$895.36

   $10.00            

    9.00            

    8.10            

.              

.              

.              

    0.06            

    0.06            

$99.43            

 Max Amount  $1000.00                        =  $900.00                    +  $100.00            

 

This method of theft operates as the normal course of business. What the banksters do with the money they obtain from debt created money is even more repulsive. All the financial speculative instruments of leveraged trading just compound the heist. So what do these outlaws do with all the money?

The end net result is that they buy, especially at rock bottom prices, all the real assets that the filthy money can purchase. When you think of Wall Street greed, go beyond the usual suspects and focus on the controllers of the assets that are under the hegemony of the central bank. Here lies the reason why the rebellion must remove the engine of enslavement from the landscape for any future financial system of commerce.

Think about who really owns the land, the buildings and the resources in our country. In order to really understand the scope and extent of the economy, the differential between actual Main Street enterprise, that feeds, clothes and shelters the population, is minuscule when compared to the financial assets, both liquid and real property, that is under the command and control of the central bank.

Most individuals do not own property encumbrance free. Most debt is owed to the banksters. The middle class is in a tailspin because the Fed has a zero interest rate policy that effectively diminished your return on capital of your savings to nothing. The same is not true for the banks. The fact that they have in excess of a 2 Trillion Dollars cash hoard on their balance sheets and refuse to lend out money to the general public, demonstrates that the inside money is waiting to pick up even more real assets, when the signal comes for the total collapse.

TARP, QE2 and the Twist are all ploys to enrich the selective banks that are part of the orthodox Fed fraternity. Technically all federal charted banks have an ownership interest in the Fed. Who among us are so naive to think that every bank is equal to the sacredly held corporate interlocking directorates that make and direct monetary policy?       

Only when the middle class takes to the streets with a spontaneous civil disobedience commitment that dwarfs the Tea Party movement, will the central banking tyranny be eliminated. All the fraudulent debt that funded the asset acquisitions of crooks must be clawed back. As long as the banksters hide behind the shield of corporation personhood, LLC liability exemption and government guaranteed loans, the ordinary family will continue to be reduced to perpetual and permanent poverty.  

What kind of revolution is coming to America? The lesson of the French élan of bloodletting to remove an aristocratic class is not pretty. However, a national discussion needs to concentrate on:

1) Methods of eliminating the Federal Reserve fraud and restoring an honest money system for commerce

2) Repudiation of the corporatist “Free Trade” global business model and a return to a merchant class free enterprise independent domestic economy

3) Confiscation of assets and wealth acquired through illegal systematic RICO style schemes that demand treble damages from their ill-gotten gain

 

Americans deserve property right protections from the criminal extortion and the cold-blooded offenses that the banksters used, to steal the national wealth. The expanding protest must result in a true restoration of a traditional upwardly mobile society, not an expanded nanny state. The suffocating debt and the profane system that spawned it must end. The term “Citizen” does not apply to elitist plutocrats. If Americans want to stave off a 21st century version, of the Committee of Public Safety, get behind the “Revolt against the Fed”. Tear down the House of Rothschild. This is one time the concept of “Reparations” has standing in a legitimate court of law.

SARTRE – October 9, 2011

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Dave
Dave
October 10, 2011 8:57 am

Jesus…Pick a target will you?

TeresaE
TeresaE
October 10, 2011 10:09 am

The problem is MOST of the country has ZERO understanding (or capability of understanding) what the true underlying problems are.

The problems have been obfuscated and buried beneath thousands of pages of rules, regulations and accounting standards.

When the majority of our fellow countrymen cannot name the VP, just how would they EVER figure out the millions of ways they are being screwed. It is confusing and nearly too complex for those of us that understand accounting and law, imagine how it looks to the “average” American that doesn’t understand compound interest?

No matter what comes of OWS today, I love the fact that people are starting to CARE. This is the first step – and a real improvement – over our normal don’t-give-a-fuck attitudes.

It may not end well, but it sure feels good to not feel so alone in SEEING how corrupted and convoluted this country has become.

Maddie's Mom
Maddie's Mom
October 10, 2011 11:22 am

Dave,

It’s a looong list and it * ALL* stinks!!!

AWD
AWD
October 10, 2011 11:23 am

When’s it start? I’ll be there….

Mr. Happy
Mr. Happy
October 10, 2011 2:08 pm

The Bank of North Dakota..your day has come.

Face it, we need banks and we need investment banks a la Glass Steegle. So if we’re gonna send in the substitutes we better be well prepared otherwise the genius thieves like Blankfart will create something worse than what we have now.

Can state owned banks like N.D be run fraud free? Yep! Check out their record. We have a 90 year history of excellence on that bank and it is brilliant. Is it socialism?. NO.

It’s the answer gang. Think about it.

Novista
Novista
October 10, 2011 7:45 pm

Mr H

I’ve known of the BoND a long while, old but not cranky, more like Howard Beale on a bad day.

But it’s probably a new idea to many so kudos for bring it up again. Perhaps you could even to an article on it, with details.

What ya reckon, admin?

Mr. Happy
Mr. Happy
October 11, 2011 3:54 am

I’ll pull together some sites re Bank of North Dakota but it’ll show up on another dialogue relating to the subject. My favourite subject. No debt and AAA rated and constant double digit ROA. Compare that to BofA. Why should any state entrust anything to a crap, fraudulent shit bank like that? Can you imagine how the internet will monitor every move a state bank makes…try that with BofA.

Tharms
Tharms
October 19, 2011 6:55 pm

Will you join in our crusade?
Who will be strong and stand with me?
Beyond the barricade
Is there a world you long to see?
Then join in the fight
That will give you the right to be free!

Do you hear the people sing?
Singing a song of angry men?
It is the music of a people
Who will not be slaves again!
When the beating of your heart
Echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
When tomorrow comes!

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