Originally Posted by Brian Austin Whitney
Jody,

I think the reluctance to view video links is the season we're in. Most links going around are biased to a particular viewpoint and in the right hands, any subject can be spun in any direction you desire, especially on issues where most politicians and experts agree, in the end, they have no clue about what is really happening and what to do about it. It doesn't matter what point your video makes or how well done it is, there's no way to know if it's true just because they say it is. If you don't believe me, watch the propaganda out about both candidates and both parties. In most cases, they are pretty convincing to someone who is open minded, or simply preaching to choir to those who have already chosen a side. So, your video may be 100% factual... 50% factual or complete BS. And right now I doubt anyone really knows which it is, no matter how much they want to believe it or refute it.


Well, then let's provide a little background. It's a historical look at where money originated, and how it eventually became the modern banking system. Being that it's using data from the past and quotes from American leaders, I'm going out on a limb to say it's pretty factual. The stuff I looked up is all corroborated. Then there were other things I had to ask an accountant about. They also corroborated the material as well.

As for the Federal Reserve and the tactics of how central banking came to get a grip on the U.S. is also based in fact and represented in the documentary. It's all in the history books and while books can contain errors, it would be difficult to prove what is presented as being false.

I'm all for education. This documentary is probably at least a decade old or more. Yet the information is still very relevant to today.

Without knowing the history as to how we got into this mess, there's no way to get out of the mess, other than being doomed to repeat it. Which is exactly where we're headed.


Jody Whitesides
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