Included in this post, as I mentioned, it is “BLOWING MY MIND OPEN” with data and details about how “All Wars are Bankers Wars”.
A couple of time points I found:
7:45… How Russia saved America’s rear end in the Civil War
16-18 … The interesting story of General Smedley Baker
21… see the “US Notes” intended to be issued by Kennedy
25… “Environmental programs to “Protect the Land” as a cover for using them as collateral
32… Central bank systems are systems of “obligation”
Published on Feb 4, 2013
Written and spoken by Michael Rivero. The written version is here: http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/allwarsarebankerwars.php
Video by Zane Henry.
Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall, VT 11-20-14… “All Wars are Bankers’ Wars”
This
is a marvelously clear “pointing out” what the title says. And the
video, I am going to post it separately, and it is blowing my mind away
with facts and data and truthy stuff, of which I was not aware. And
Michael Rivero has assembled this all into a fast-moving and
apocalypting (unveiling) video. Check this one out, for sure, if you want “the data” that clearly shows “All Wars are Bankers Wars“.“The Civil War… From 1832-1862, the so-called “free banking era,” all banks were state charted. In 1862 Lincoln created a national system of banks to fund the federal government and issue currency. When he authorized the US Treasury to issue $150 million in interest-free “greenbacks,” the London Times called for the destruction of the US because of the major threat this posed to the global economy (i.e. international bankers). To punish Lincoln, England and (and France) would provide financial and material support to the southern Confederacy.
“World War I was also a banker’s war, intended to punish Germany for the strict limitations it imposed on its central bank. At the end of World War I, the Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to repay all the war debts of the other European countries, even though Germany hadn’t started the war.
“[Breton Woods] Because the Federal Reserve is a private banking network, the federal government has no control whatsoever over the quantity of US dollars they issue. In 1971, it became obvious that the Fed was issuing far more dollars than it could redeem (the vast majority of money the Fed creates is electronic money – only about 3% is in notes and coins*). When France asked to redeem its dollar reserves for gold, Nixon unilaterally suspended the gold standard agreed at Breton Woods.
“At this point the US dollar became a “fiat” currency, theoretically back by nothing. In reality, it was backed by oil, through a complex agreement whereby the US agreed to “defend” countries (i.e. not destabilize or declare war on them) if they committed to buying and selling oil in dollars, aka “petrodollars.”
…the US invasion against a long list of Muslim countries is an indirect result of this agreement… none of seven Muslim countries retired General Wesley Clark has identified as targets for US military aggression… had private central banks prior to US invasion and occupation.**”