And so brazen about it!
Did that come as a surprise?
The East Germans showed what common people can do when they’ve had enough. They simply sat down and did not go to work. No doctors, no teachers, no store owners to keep groceries on the shelves, no utility workers keeping the water flowing and the lights on. Society stopped producing the necessities of life. There is no government in the world that can stay afloat when the people say, “Do it yourself. I quit.”
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We all still make our own choices don’t we? I don’t see how these ‘elites’ are forcing anyone to get into debt, do drugs, drink alcohol, get STDs, get abortions, get divorced, raise kids alone, vote for morons or make any other bad personal decisions. I’ve made my share and I can’t blame anyone but myself.
It would explain a lot of things, like why there is so little difference between the Dems and the Republicans.
Some pairs and other groups do participate in conspiracies that they would rather keep behind their politicians and out of sight. Add some untrue stories, worthy of ridicule, to the truth and stir. Most readers and listeners will reject the truth along with the garbage. Interesting trick, eh?
Oh, so Snyder is just realizing this? Good grief.
And so brazen about it!
What a crock of crap.
But if true, it’s clear they are doing a lousy job of it.
To understand how politics and money affect our lives we need to research the industrial history of America. I chose to ignore all of the various theories and to tackle an understanding on my own.
I started by recording the History Channel’s series, “The Men Who Made America”. The series covers various industrialists, ie., Carnegie, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Ford, Edison, J.P. Morgan and their interactions. The video introduced me to each character which provided me with a basis to research each person more thoroughly.
From there I learned of their interactions with the major bankers of the era, both domestic and foreign which lead to the formation of the Federal Reserve System and to the progressive era. I learned of the bankers’ influence on the presidential elections of Taft, Roosevelt and Wilson, especially. I also read G. Edward Griffin’s, “The Creature from Jekyll Island” which is a well-documented story on the formation of the Federal Reserve. Other books that I recommend reading are: “Lords of Finance” by Liaquat Ahamed, “End the Fed” by Ron Paul, “Money Mischief” by Milton Friedman, “The Road to Serfdom” by F.A. Hayek, to name a few.
Watch the above videos and read these books then use them as a base in your research and I promise you that you will learn a lot.
Don’t stop at any point. Keep searching for the truth and it will be in front of you, all spelled out.
Interesting issues about the elite.
Read about the Internet Renaissance.
"Solid proof" apparently doesn't mean what it used to mean.