Great Political And Social Leaders Always Call Out The Bankers
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A common thread between many of the world’s great political and social leaders is their willingness to call out the major banks and bankers for their complicity in establishing and maintaining economic tension and international conflict in our world.
Jesus whipped the money changers when he drove them from the Temple for turning his Father’s house into a den of thieves; and since the days of Christ, history is the story of a never-ending struggle between houses of finance and public interests.
Banks are in a unique position of power in our world, and can generate extraordinary profits without actually producing anything. Through the issuance of currency and credit, they can control the amount of money available to the economy and create economic booms and busts, seizing titles to land, homes, businesses, and property. They hold extraordinary influence over government for their role as financiers of everything from public works to war, and enjoy extraordinary pecuniary advantage and privilege.
The few who understand the system, will either be so interested from its profits or so dependent on its favors, that there will be no opposition from that class. — Rothschild Brothers of London, 1863
Consider the following statements against banking establishments by some of history’s greatest social and political leaders.
Thomas Jefferson:
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