"The
banking institutions are more dangerous for our liberties than our
armies for which they are ready & willing to combat. If the American
people permit the banks to control their money, the banks and
institutions that flourish around them would deprive people of all
their possession, first by means of inflation, then by recession, until
the day on which their children wake up without the house on the land
that their parents had conquered."
So
said In 1802, Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States
between 1801 to 1809. After he retired from politics, the banks
impounded his properties because he owed a lot of loans. He was the
victim of all that he had foretold.
Today,
more than a century later, what he had predicted is still happening.
Financial lending groups and entities attract speculators who invest
great quantity of money in buying debts which, with the interest they
charge, they have got the power of the rein of the indebted countries.
I don't know a thing about politics, much less financial intrigues. I just wonder, where do we, the general public, stand?
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