I'm still waiting for someone to explain why Henry Ford shouldn't be listened to. Nobody has challenged the basis for his statement.
Maybe this will help.
http://wallstreetonparade.com/2016/04/the-fed-sends-a-frightening-letter-to-j...Please note what they say is threatened. And it all comes unwound with just a 4% drop. And the Fact that in the seventies a ten thousand dollar CD actually earned something, versus today, when it doesn't. And while Our money earns nothing, credit Costs a fortune. Car loans aren't too bad, but, when My money was Earning 7% ,I wasn't Paying 15%.. The difference between the interest rates was much less.
So, the way I see it, I've been here ranting about the system and nobody wants to listen. And, while I'm pointing out the trajectory and the inevitability Of the continuation thereof, the events In your world support what I have been saying, yet, nobody wants to change their views. Why?
Nobody challenged the explanation of the effects of importing and exporting. You know what happens in Your life should you
Import more than export. What is it about a country that is somehow envisioned or perceived to be somehow above the
Laws of Economics? We have already declared bankruptcy once.
The Federal Reserve has not even come close to doing what it claims it was designed to do.
Nobody seems to grasp how connected the constant wars are to the banking system. And I don't intend to explain again.
The stuff in your wallet is not money. It's currency.
Henry Ford was correct. If more Americans actually studied and understood how the banking system works, we would stand a chance. We need to repudiate the onerous debt, laid fraudulently upon our backs, by a system of fraud , deception and corruption. Then we need to jail the criminals and take what they stole.
How is it that every nation is in debt? TO WHOM? Themselves?
This is not a
What you don't know can't hurt you
moment.
Our standard of living has dropped. Gee, whoda guessed?