Around 1700 BC Egypt was also taken over by a coalition, mostly composed of Semites, and they imposed their own as king. Leading up to this takeover, they had been gradually introducing Caananite sleeper cells into the region. What followed was the exploitation of the Egyptian people. After over a century of this, the Egyptian people finally gave them the boot.
But once again they walked away with a good chunk of the wealth of the country, and using their accumulated wealth, they were able to establish the trade empire at Phonincia, expanding all along the Mediterranean coast, bleeding out economies. Their name came from an expensive purple dye which they had a monopoly on, known to the Greeks as phoenix.
These money lending merchants were well organized and had their own secret guilds which allowed them to function as a unit. In this way, for example, they could manipulate the supply of gold and silver by hoarding it, thus creating economic booms and recessions while profiting from both. In the case of recessions, they would often force whole countries to go to war just to steal another land's wealth in order to pay their debts, which is exactly what they did in Assyria. The country invaded so many lands and spread itself so thin that it just fell to every other empire to pass through. And the moneylenders with their loot laughed all the way to the banks, which they owned. About 200 years after the Semites were kicked from Egypt, a group of bandits called the Habiru, or Hebrew, started raiding all over Canaan. Habiru was just the Egyptian word for basically poor people. In fact, at the time they invited anyone who wanted to get into that pillaging of the villages to join their ranks. Moneylenders of the city of Ur decided that they needed a place of their own to store their wealth, finding it in the city of Jerusalem, where a man named Abraham invited the Hebrews to settle down. Abraham was the son of Terah, said to be the leader of the moneylenders of Ur, and would became the patriarch of the Hebrew tribes.
It was the Holy Roman Empire which began to lay the foundation for a modern form of banking. The Roman empire began to formalize the administrative aspect of banking, including greater regulation of banking institutions. With the fall of the empire the Roman banking system came to an end. Around the 12th century we begin to see the emergence of Merchant Banks, commercial banks operated by wealthy Italian families from Florence, Venice, and Genoa. Throughout the 15th and 16th centuries banks began to emerge in Italy, Spain, Holland, and Germany. It was around the 17th century where we start to see banking concepts such as fractional reserve banking, a system of banking now used all over the world which allows banks to hold only a small portion of the funds deposited by their customers while they invest the rest of the money into various projects and financial schemes. It was also around this point that the wealthy merchant class began to store their gold with goldsmiths in London. These goldsmiths would hold the gold in private vaults and charge a fee for the service. The goldsmiths would then issue receipts for the quantity and purity of the metal. This would eventually lead to the goldsmiths lending out money and a further development of modern banking.
Bank of England - The Bank of England was the institution that through its descendants managed to conquer the whole world. It was established by a cabal of financiers who through all means necessary, ranging from political violence, instilling division, bribery, market manipulation, military invasions, and pamphleteering managed to secure its position as the most influential financial institution at the time and one of the most powerful political entities being the de facto rulers in most of Europe by the 19th century.
Mayer's wife, Gutle Schnapper Rothschild is quoted as saying: ''If my sons did not want war, there would be none.''
One of the most astonishing stories of Rothschild wealth revolves around the Battle of Waterloo in which Nathan Rothschild used his inside knowledge of the outcome and his faster horses and couriers to play the market by getting the results of the battle before anyone else knew the outcome. Nathan Rothschild caused a sell-off in bonds and gave all the traders who looked to him for guidance the impression that the French had won at Waterloo. The other traders also rushed to sell their bonds causing a 95% decline in their original worth and once the bottom had dropped out Nathan Rothschild then rebonds back as he could at hugely discounted prices and in doing so he multiplied his wealth 20 times in just three days of trading.
Nathan Meyer Rothschild would brag that in the 17 years he had been in England, by 1815, he had increased the $20,000 stake given to him by his father 2,500 times to $50M. With the magic of compound interest and that already locked in annual interest rate the they were guaranteed by the Bank of England of 8%, 200 years later that number should come out to over $241T, without accounting for gold/silver manipulation or any of their other investments, or any additional wealth they were able to build when they implemented the Fed in America. And that's just the English branch of the Rothschild family, not accounting for the other four making separate fortunes of their own in different areas of the world.
In 1825, Nathan’s N.M. Rothschild & Sons entered into a relationship as debters with the Bank of England, the UK's central bankThe relationship between the Bank of England and the Rothshchild’s continued when Nathan Mayer’s grandson, Alfred de Rothschild, became a director of the Bank of England in 1869. N M Rothschild & Sons deeply intertwined with the Bank of England by acting as a crucial lender of last resort and funding major 19th-century colonial projects, including advancing £4 million for the British Government's purchase of the Suez Canal and backing Cecil Rhodes’ British South Africa Company.
First bank of the US - The English bankers, realizing that they'd completely missed out on subduing the American colonies financially, decided to act fast and the following year issued a currency bill which restricted the ability of the colonies to issue their own paper money and banned its use to pay for debts, both public and private. The reason why the bank had such an allergic reaction to debt-free currency is because with it the government could largely pay its own debts without incurring much of a cost and therefore countering debt, the banker's most precious strategy. Instead, the Bank of England was to in return for interest paid for by the American taxpayer issue English money in America. The money supply suddenly contracted. Unemployment rose to almost 50%. The ensuing Revolutionary War wasn't some profound moment of liberation from the English, as the bankers of London still managed to get their foot in the door by establishing a bank mostly owned by them and their agents. This would end up being their back door into power in the freshly independent US.
The Bank of the US was established in 1791 under the guidance of Alexander Hamilton. Just a year after the bank's establishment, a massive panic would spread by the bank issuing cheap loans and unexpectedly calling them in, which resulted in financial chaos. This strategy that the bankers used was pretty smart. They first made sure that the US was severely in debt as a result of the revolutionary war. They then went on to establish a supposedly independent bank that was supposed to help manage the war debt. Then they made sure that debt always remained constant by implementing debt bearing currency to shackle the government to their money. Now the general population disliked the first bank and so did many politicians. Thomas Jefferson was one of them. When the bank's charter came up for renewal in 1811, Thomas Jefferson refused the extension; when the Congress voted on the bill, the bank was closed with just one vote difference in favor of closure. Mayer Amschel Rothschild, supposedly one of the largest investors in the bank, allegedly flew into a rage when he found out the bank was going to be collapsed, threatening war onto the US if there were not to listen to his demands. Whether this is true or not, England unsurprisingly declared a war on the US one year after the first bank was abolished. Spencer Percival, the English prime minister who opposed the war on America, was assassinated in 1812 and replaced by a Lord Robert Liverpool, who declared war on America that same year.
Second bank of the US & the 1819 recession - The purpose of the 1812 war was to starve the US of money and make them bend the knee before the bank of England's financiers. A second bank of the US was established to pay for the national debt which had ballooned 182%.
American farming, during the Napoleonic wars, was extremely profitable, as European agriculture was unproductive during the wars. When the Napoleonic wars ended however, the value of grain plummeted. Unfortunately for farmers, the bank of the US purposefully didn't have any reserves, much like the first one. Since most of the farmers had purchased their land on credit, the bank was able to demand the payments instantly, inevitably resulting in them selling their land for cheap to the financier class in order to pay of their debts.
The crime of 1873 - The US, ever since the revolutionary war, followed a biometallic standard, meaning that it kept both silver and gold in its reserves to back its currency. It meant that each time the supply of money was to be increased or contracted, the supply of gold or silver had to be increased or contracted. This was a problem for someone seeking to attain control over the currency as silver was really abundant in the 18th and 19th centuries due to intensive mining operations. So how do you seize control over a resource so abundant? You forbid its use as a reserve resource. you make gold, the extremely scarce metal, the only standard that your currency is held to. This is exactly what happened in 1873 when the silver exchange was abolished, meaning that you could no longer coin silver bullion and that only the gold standard remained. The bankers now because they own the most of the world's gold were able to more effectively manipulate currency. What's funny is at one point they made the US purchase almost all their gold from four particular gold brokers in England. And if it wasn't bad enough, they made the US pay a 70% premium on each ounce of gold, stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the American people by this ruse. According to a sworn affidavit of Frederick A. Looking back, he was told by Ernest Sade, an English German banker, that the abolishment of the silver exchange in the US was ordered by the governors of the Bank of England.
Crash of 1907 - What made the crash of 1907 so interesting is that early in the year before the panic took place, Jacob Schiff, a prominent banker, coincidentally said that unless we have a central bank with adequate control of credit resources, this country is going to undergo the most severe and far-reaching money panic in history. And guess what? The exact same year, a crash ensued. Shares on the New York Stock Exchange plummeted 50%. Further down the line, an 11% drop in industrial production was noted. A 26% rise in imports and unemployment going from 3% to 8%.
The Federal Reserve System is the model for many of the central banks around the world today. In fact, the vast majority of nations in the world operate within the Central Banking system. Forensic historian Richard Grove explains how the Rothschild’s exported the central banking system around the world and eventually played a role in the creation of the international financial organizations like the International Monetary Fund, The World Bank, and the Bank for International Settlements.
BIS - In the wake of World War I, another powerful institution was created in Basel, Switzerland, the Bank for International Settlements, the central bank of central banks. The BIS was originally created to process the World War 1 reparations from Germany, and also helped provide liquidity to European governments during economic instability. Although the U.S. Federal Reserve did not join the BIS until 1994, as of 2022, 63 central banks have joined.
The BIS had countries assign their gold reserves to BIS accounts. The BIS would also process payments between countries. This made the BIS an ATM for many nations. The BIS is also essentially immune from all banking regulation and international laws. It is seen as an independent financial entity for central bankers, run by central bankers, and virtually self-governing. Due to the BIS being located in Switzerland it is also protected by the secretive Swiss banking laws.
Great Depression - In 1929 the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression. The researcher Boris Borisov and his article titled “The American Famine” estimated the victims of the financial crisis in the US at over 7 million.
Ben Bernanke: “Regarding the Great Depression, we did it!”
World Bank and the IMF - With the launch of the Bretton Woods system in 1944 two organizations were created, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. Ostensibly, these globalist organizations loan out funds to impoverished or developing nations in the name of defeating poverty or exporting democracy. However, as noted in the book Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins, these institutions often hand out loans to nations with the intent of seizing the natural resources and minerals if a nation cannot repay the debt. The World Bank itself has been dominated by international bankers, and members of the Round Table Groups, including the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission.
Great Recession - Lewis Ranieri of Solomon Brothers invented the MBS, which is a bundle of people's debt owed on mortgages. A CDO is a broader bundle of peoples debt, including mortgages, corporate loans, and even other MBS. In the early 2000s, bankers would sell these to institutional, investors, knowing that the people people at the bottom couldnt pay these debts; individual mortgages were even pledged as colateral to multiple security bundles, which is illegal. To keep a lid on it, they bribed ratings agenties to look the other way. This became aparent in 2008 when investment bank Bear Stearns nearly went bankrupt and was forcibly sold. It was ok for the bwankers though, because they got away with it by claiming they were bad at their jobs, even though there are emails of them bragging about it. To fix the issue, not only did the bwankers and investment firms get bailed out by the federal reserve with tax payer money and newly created digital money, they got to seize the assets of the people who couldnt pay. 8 million Americans lost their jobs; nearly 4 million homes were seized; 2.5 million businesses were closed; more than half of all American families lost at least 25% of their accumulated wealth, while a quarter of families saw their wealth drop by 75% or more.
Congress had to debate for six months about a $30B loan to General Motors, which was critical to 10 million American jobs and 10,000 American companies, but a hundred times bigger bailout of the banks took just a few short days. And since that time, the Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke, gave away trillions of the American taxpayers' money to predatory banks. Neil Borofsky of the Treasury Department, whose officials have been populated for years by Goldman Sachs graduates, revealed that the real bailouts for these criminal banks is not $7 trillion, but $23.7 trillion. Bloomberg Magazine: ''July 20, U.S. taxpayers may be on the hook for as much as $23.7 trillion to bolster the economy and bail out financial companies, said Neil Barofsky, Special Inspector General for the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program.''
________________________________________________________________________________
By: Derrick Broze, Tobias Bratt, Sassy and Oppinionated, David Duke, Ryan Dawson...
Raped by: Otto Heckel
No comments:
Post a Comment