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>Thieves in the Temple
>America under the Federal Reserve System
>Position Statement
>Andre Eggelletion takes you on a captivating and electrifying journey through the evolution of America's experiments with privately owned central banks in his powerful new book,"Thieves in the Temple: America Under the Federal Reserve System."
>This book brings us face to face with the fact that in 1913 America allowed a few greedy men to unconstitutionally privatize the issuance of our money and credit, enact usury-based monetary laws creating a system of perpetually expanding debt, and ultimately destroy America's once proud economic sovereignty.
>Eggelletion goes on to show how the rate, pace, and sequence of monetary policies by the Federal Reserve, the IMF/World Bank, and their various predecessor institutions, have historically been implemented to enable the imperial aspirations of western aristocracies and corporations.
>Today, the Federal Reserve has become an intrinsic element of a maligned, self-cannibalizing, and untenable global economic system. In other words, our economic and financial systems are rampaging beasts that the Fed itself can no longer control.
>From the oppression of those who controlled money and manipulated credit in early civilizations, through the economic cataclysms and war brought upon the world by privately owned central banks, to the modern hegemony of the U.S. dollar and the war on terrorism, Eggelletion reveals it all.
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>Thieves in the Temple is a must read.
>
>To order call Milligan Books 323-750-3592 www.milliganbooks.com
Das Problem ist allerdings nicht, daß die FED von privaten Banken gebildet wird. Das Problem liegt am"legal tender". Gäbe es Parallelwährungen von privaten Banken nach dem Vorschlag von Prof. Dr. F.-A. von Hayek, Nobelpreisträger für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, und damit Wettbewerb, dann würde sich das qualitativ beste Produkt durchsetzen. Daran ist aber dem Staat nicht gelegen, seine Inflationsmaschine aufzugeben mit der so schön der Wohlfahrtsstaat finanziert werden kann. Wer das sehr gut dargestellt hat ist Prof. Dr. Murray N. Rothbard; Buch:"What Has Government Done to Our Money?" Das Buch ist kostenlos herunterladbar unter: http://www.mises.org/money.asp
Das"fiat-money-system" prangert ja auch Larry Parks an: http://www.fame.org
Gr.
thoughtful
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