Time to learn about the Federal Reserve. Recommendations?
29 2017-06-09 by Oof_too_Humid
OK, economics, finance, all of that is sooooo boring. But obviously, if I really want to understand how things work, I need to learn about the Federal Reserve.
Any good recommendations?
40 comments
n/a Aders83 2017-06-09
Jekyll island and the 1914 federal reserve act are two good places to start.
Spoiler alert: there're scamming us.
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
I don't think there'll be any spoiler here. I already figured that their scamming us - I just want to know how, and why we let them do it. Thanks for the recommendations.
n/a Mad66Mav 2017-06-09
The Creature from Jekyll Island : A Second Look at the Federal Reserve by G. Edward Griffin.
n/a murphy212 2017-06-09
Exactly. After that, Gold Wars by Ferdinand Lips.
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
That looks good too. I don't know much about the gold standard so I will read that one next. When I was looking into Ferdinand Lips, I saw that he wrote a later book (in 2003) called "Die Gold Verschwörung" (The Gold Conspiracy). But I don't find any English translations.
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
You've got a lot of nerve recommending an actual book! An entire book!
I have grudgingly ordered it and I will grudgingly edumacate myself.
(Thanks for the recommendation.)
n/a Mad66Mav 2017-06-09
The style in which it is written makes it a page turner. You might be surprised at how quickly you go through a 700 page book.
n/a liberalinwtfland 2017-06-09
This is a long read, but it has a lot of information about the family that controls the Federal Reserve, and basically every other country's central banking system.
The History of the House of Rothschild http://rense.com/general88/hist.htm
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
Yes, long read. Halfway done, will continue.
n/a TheGettysburgAddress 2017-06-09
Start with the sinking of the Olympia on 14–15 April 1912, who died on board and who magically cancelled their tickets.
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
You mean the Titanic right? I see that J.P. Morgan cancelled. Who died on board who is connected to the Federal Reserve?
n/a TheGettysburgAddress 2017-06-09
Titanic was switched with it's sister ship RMS Olympic https://youtu.be/U4x56PCOalk
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1xni4f/did_jp_morgan_build_the_titanic_to_kill_off_the/?st=j1mem1dd&sh=e39f9e1e
http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/04/14/author-predicts-titanic-sinking-14-years-earlier/
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
I can't believe I'd never heard anything about that!
Thanks for the links - very interesting stuff.
n/a TheGettysburgAddress 2017-06-09
NP, see here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic_alternative_theories#section_3
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n/a DefNotHillDawg 2017-06-09
9 Trillion or 9,000,000,000,000 Missing from FEDERAL RESERVE -- SHOCKING VIDEO. https://youtu.be/q9pnc7IXpC0
This will make your skin crawl
n/a wcarpenter 2017-06-09
What the fuck.
n/a DefNotHillDawg 2017-06-09
Yup
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
That woman is very good at not answering questions.
n/a DefNotHillDawg 2017-06-09
Another good one for exposing the lies and guidance they give
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-10/fordschoolyellen-qa-post-mortem-janet-yellens-greatest-hits
n/a skorponok 2017-06-09
The money masters documentary film
n/a Introscopia 2017-06-09
seconded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrJGlXEs8nI
n/a SmellyCat1776 2017-06-09
The video no longer exists. :(
n/a spottedcows 2017-06-09
My first red pill.
n/a flyinghighernow 2017-06-09
The best instruction on the Federal Reserve around is this technical video. Money Masters is good, but there are inaccuracies in it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nBPN-MKefA
I see this is a new edition. I have not watched this yet, but if it's like the old one, it should be spot on.
n/a groman32 2017-06-09
Do you want strictly conspiratorial/anti-Fed stuff, or pro- stuff as well?
n/a hangtherothschilds 2017-06-09
I'm open for the 'pro stuff' and debunking links you have
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
I'm woefully ignorant on the subject. So I'd take both.
n/a monkey-see-doggy-do 2017-06-09
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6fuz0WYXsA
n/a _youtubot_ 2017-06-09
Videos linked by /u/monkey-see-doggy-do:
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n/a loserofpasswordzz 2017-06-09
Two of my favorites
n/a KingZwack 2017-06-09
G. Edward Griffin is the authority on this topic, imho.
n/a irrelevant_spam 2017-06-09
Learn about monetary policy.
n/a ShinigamiSirius 2017-06-09
Century of Enslavement by James Corbett
n/a pepe_silvia67 2017-06-09
Beat me to it. Some of the most unbiased journalistic work being done on the face of the earth.
n/a ShinigamiSirius 2017-06-09
I'm basically a Corbett shill at this point, lol. One of the best researchers I've come across, I subscribed to him too.
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
OK, I'm halfway through this video but I have to go to work. It is soooooo good. Should be required viewing. Thanks so much for recommending.
(It's kind of mind blowing that in my original post I say how boring economics is, and the video starts out noting that economics is boring on purpose!)
n/a lopestatus 2017-06-09
Here are some good documentaries:
http://riggedit.com/category/videos/money/page/2/
http://riggedit.com/2017/05/01/four-horsemen-feature-documentary-official-version/
http://riggedit.com/2017/05/01/federal-reserve-bank-and-international-bankers-exposed/
http://riggedit.com/2017/05/01/century-of-enslavement-the-history-of-the-federal-reserve/
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
I had already watched "Four Horsemen". (Really good documentary)
I'll watch your other recommendations as well. Thanks for the links.
n/a loserofpasswordzz 2017-06-09
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
n/a FreeDennisReynolds 2017-06-09
I took a Macroeconomics class, and in the text book they talk all about the Fed, and openly teach how it's independent from the U.S. government. They make it sound like they're independent by the grace of our elected officials and that there's debate as to whether independent or non-independent central banks are good or bad for us
It's all spin, half-truths. The Fed was illegally signed into law by Woodrow Wilson, and it was all settled before he even won the election, and us not having financial sovereignty is never a good thing. Research "the monster from Jekyll island" It's the meeting place, off the Georgia coast where the Georgia guide stones would eventually be erected, where TPTB planned out their hostile takeover of the USA
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
I wish I had taken macroeconomics.
(That's interesting that Jekyll Island has those two things in common: birthplace of the fed, and the location of the Georgia guide stones.)
n/a Oof_too_Humid 2017-06-09
That looks good too. I don't know much about the gold standard so I will read that one next. When I was looking into Ferdinand Lips, I saw that he wrote a later book (in 2003) called "Die Gold Verschwörung" (The Gold Conspiracy). But I don't find any English translations.