Thursday, March 20, 2014

Our Nation and the Fading Light Part 2

In part one; I ended it by talking about all the foreign conflicts our so called leaders have gotten us into. By having our nation taking up arms under a foreign banner and for foreign interests, they have been able to pull the wool over most American’s eyes. The amazing thing is, this had really started in the early 1900's. I would like to bring your attention to the year 1913, and show you when and how this started, and why they have been doing this.

The great year of 1913, the year that our country started fading in my opinion, this is the year that the famous Federal Reserve was created and the Federal Income Tax that we all hate was created. To be exact February 3, 1913 the Federal Income Tax was amended to the Constitution to give congress the power to tax the incomes. Before this act of treason, the only time that the Federal government enacted such a tax was during a time of war and it was mainly for capital gains. Now some today will say that without the Federal Income Tax we wouldn't have our infrastructure, schools and so on. Yet I wonder how the Federal government was able to function before? The Federal government was able to perform the limited original duties given to it, by tariffs on imports. The government at times, if truly needing it, the states would give and or loan money if there was extra to give. Remember the states always had the right from day one to impose a tax on the people. That is why we are called the United States of America. This intention was to make sure that the states would be self reliant and not depend on the Federal government.

There were numerous times where our nation came close to paying off all of its debt, but only once did it actually happen. President Andrew Jackson in 1830 gloated about defeating the Maysville Road Bill; "God had blessed the nation with no taxes and no national debt. Through the favor of an overruling and indulgent Providence our country is blessed with a general prosperity and our citizens exempted from the pressure of taxation, which other less favored portions of the human family are obliged to bear..., How gratifying the effect of presenting to the world the sublime spectacle of a Republic of more than 12,000,000 happy people, in the fifty-fourth year of her existence, after having passed through two protracted wars - one for the acquisition and the other for the maintenance of liberty - free from debt and all her immense resources unfettered!" Five years later, this statement would become completely true!

After President Jackson and the Civil War, there was a warning given to us by a foreign leader after the assassination of President Lincoln; “The death of Lincoln was a disaster for Christendom. There was no man in the United States great enough to wear his boots and the bankers went anew to grab the riches. I fear that foreign bankers with their craftiness and tortuous tricks will entirely control the exuberant riches of America and use it to systematically corrupt civilization.” Otto von Bismark the German Chancellor. It took almost fifty years for the bankers and politicians to put their pieces in the right places and enact their agenda, and they were not going to be stopped.

When the 16th Amendment was being ratified, not all of our politicians were ignorant and or treasonous like the rest or and they kept their promise to their fellow Americans by keeping them informed of the situation going on. Massachusetts Rep. Samuel McCall told the House of Representatives that he believed the main agenda of the Federal Income Tax was not a financial, but social agenda. That it would not be used to raise money for the government, but instead be used to regulate the people and regenerate the very moral nature of man. McCall was correct; the Federal Income Tax was and is meant to transfer the wealth of the productive people to the unproductive. 

Now shortly after the 16th Amendment was ratified, the banks inserted themselves into our government and helped get the Federal Reserve Act passed on December 23, 1913. Both of these agendas being created and passed in such a short amount of time is too big of a coincidence if you ask me, and this is truly the start of the misinformed American public concerning our politics. Even President Wilson himself admitted to shame and disgust after allowing the Federal Reserve Act to pass; “I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated government in the civilized world no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men.” 
They were able to fool the public by lying to them that both of these things would help maintain the economy, bring monetary prosperity and keep a potential depression at bay. Henry Ford took part in all of these actions as well, yet he was worried about the American people finding out the truth; “It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and money system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” If these two systems were supposed to be a good thing, why would Henry Ford and other rich folks be scared and worried about what the American people would do if they woke up to the lies. Another funny thing is that the Federal Reserve is one of the biggest reasons for the Great Depression. It constricted the money supply which caused widespread bank failures and all of this happened due to the Federal government failing to regulate the interest rates and money supply.

Now why didn't the American people fight against these two acts of policies by our government? Once these two policies were in, soon after World War I, began and we entered the war on false pretenses of course, and this brought the attention of our earlier generations away from the true evil and focused on an outside threat (agenda). The best possible outcome for our politicians happened. We were victorious in the war and the returning soldiers and citizens forgot all about Federal Income Tax and Federal Reserve. When things started to go south for our nation, the people started waking up again and remembering what they were upset with a few years ago. The economy started to tank, but President Hoover was able to use the blank check given to him by the Federal Reserve and the Federal Income Tax to stave off a depression, but his actions were too late to help get him reelected. Franklin Delano Roosevelt became the next president and thought of as one of the greatest presidents we have had. The problem I have with giving him that kind of label is, all he did was piggy back off of Hoover's tactics and temporarily prevented the Great Depression. 

The biggest issue with having a Federal Income Tax and a Federal Reserve is that our government believes it can spend more then what it brings in, and this is exactly what happened to FDR. The false money and welfare programs he put into place caught up to his administration, our nation and led us straight into the Great Depression. So when our people were starving and without work, they again saw what caused this and demanded that both of these treasonous acts be removed. Before any steam could be gathered to make a movement, FDR was kind enough to get us into World War II. Are you seeing the common factor here? FDR was able to focus our attention to an outside threat (agenda) and our people once again put the issue of the Federal Reserve and Federal Income Tax to the back burner! Now the outcome again with this new war was a great thing for the bankers and politicians. We were victorious and our country became the Super Industrial Might of the World! Everyone depended on our goods and resources. So our previous generations forgot all about the two monsters in the closet!

Now we should all give them credit, victory in the greatest war, industrial might, largest middle class and prosperity. The problem is the bankers, politicians created an even bigger monster and that was and still is today the Military Industrial Complex. The MIC is its own monster but it swallowed up the Federal Income Tax and is controlled by the Federal Reserve. Since World War I, there have truly been only 8 years of no major military action done by the United States. WWI 1917-1921, WWII 1941-1945, Korean War 1950-1954, Lebanon Crisis 1958, Vietnam War 1964-1975, Dominican Intervention 1965, Grenada 1983, Beirut 1983, Libya 1986, Panama 1989, Persian Gulf War January 1991 – February 1991, Somalia 1992-1993, Haiti 1994-1995, Yugoslavia March 1999 – June 1999, War on Terrorism 2001-Present, and don’t forget we were in a Cold War with Russia from 1945-1991. If our nation does not have an enemy, we will find one. If we cannot find one, we will create one. By keeping the nation in constant conflicts, the people’s attention stays on the current issues of the conflict or conflicts, instead of what is truly causing us Americans and our nation harm.

The only things that continue to happen when we enter our nation into these conflicts are, the rich get richer, the middle class shrinks and the poor get poorer! I’m not talking about redistribution of wealth, I’m talking about equality. That average wage doesn’t and hasn’t kept us with the cost of living for decades, yet the politicians, bankers and rich all improve their lives. We the People need to get our government to stop entering our nation into these foreign conflicts and truly care about our people. We the People need to put a stop to the Federal government’s growth and return the power to the states, where We the People, have more control on how our country is ran. If we continue to allow the government to grow and gain more power over us, we will no longer have a nation we can be proud of. The nonstop borrowing of money, the nonstop IOUs the government is handing out, will one day catch up to it and it won’t hurt them for they already have wealth, it will hurt We the People 

How much more can our nation take? That is the true question.

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