I believe there should be an audit done on the Fed
Good
Ibut when some reporter tries to mislead people into thinking Herman Cain belittles those that believe this and calls him a liar in the headline it really is a bad thing for RP.
Mislead ?
Cain is a bought and paid for
shill for the Fed (even if a
stealth one) - you simply don't get to be a
Fed Governor or
Chairman of a Fed Bank without being one ..... either that or simply ....
a bought and paid for useful idiot ....
Here's Uncle Herman doin' his
shuck and jive - judge for yourself whether his comments and attitude are paternalistic and condescending (
Just move along folks .... nothing to see here .... pay no attention to that man behind the curtain with the printing press .... it's all groovy - because I, Uncle Hermann, say so ... ):
No Need To Audit the Federal Reserve According to Herman Cain - YouTube
The reality of the matter is, is that
most people really
don't know much about
what the Fed actually is (as opposed to the PR of what it is) and
how it operates ....
Consider the words of the
Louis McFadden, Chairman of the
House Banking and Currency Committee in the 1930s in describing it:
"Some people think that the Federal Reserve Banks are United States Government institutions. They are private monopolies which prey upon the people of these United States for the benefit of themselves and their foreign customers; foreign and domestic speculators and swindlers; and rich and predatory money lenders."
In essence, the Fed is a
privately-owned mechanism specifically designed to rob a country of it's wealth - and enslave it's citizens.
The Federal Reserve was originally opposed by Congressman
Charles A. Lindbergh, who was the first public official who managed to investigate the Fed, bringing
articles of impeachment against members of the Federal Reserve Board including
Paul Warburg and
William Proctor Gould Harding, charging that the Federal Reserve Board members were involved
"...in a conspiracy to violate the Constitution and laws of the United States..."
He was targeted and paid the price for doing so (the printing plates for his book "Why is Your Country at War?" were confiscated by the government and destroyed)
Later, in the 1930's, Congressman
Louis McFadden also attempted to investigate the Fed - and while still in Washington, DC, he was shot and later had his food poisoned for his efforts ..... on the third try they apparently got him, while on a trip to New York (supposedly a "heart attack", possibly poison)
After that, in the '50's, came Congressman
Carroll Reese of Tennessee - who, after a whitewash by the preceding committee chairman (
Edward E. Cox), headed what became known as the the
Reese Committee - which investigated the large
tax-exempt foundations (Rockefeller, Fords, Carnegies, and Guggenheim) and found in their final report that they (the foundations) were using their vast funds via the higher education system to enable
oligarchical collectivism
Oligarchical Collectivism .... think about that .... and then look around you now.
Reece was stripped of his committee chairmainship after the Dems regained control of the House in 1955.
In the '60's and '70's it was US Rep
Wright Patman from Texas (you pass the reservoir named for him, on I-30 between Texarkana and Dallas), who also attempted to investigate the Fed - IIRC, one of his investigators was snuffed under mysterious circumstances, and Patman was eventually stripped of his Committee chairmanship.
In the 1970's and the 1980's, it was Congressman
Larry McDonald who carried the torch and sounded the warning cry - which went largely unheeded - he died on the ill-fated Korean Airlines 007 flight.
Frankly, I'm surprised Ron Paul is still
alive.
The mistake here is attacking a guy that isn't mainstream, people like Cain or Paul because they have researched them, it isn't like Perry or Romney where the information is run in the news daily and they have support based on name recognition.
Cain is mainstream.
Uncle's comments:
"Some people say that we ought to audit the Fed. Here's what I do know. The Federal Reserve already has so many internal audits it's ridiculous.
I invite anyone to call the Fed up and ask if they will send ya a copy.
I don't know why people think we're gonna learn this great amount of information by auditing the Federal Reserve.
Well Hermann, call me silly but .... considering that the Fed is pretty tight lipped about exactly what they do (specifically) ... and since audits (generally) have as their purpose and product,
information, it seems like that there might be much that could be learned ....
I think a lot of people are calling for this audit of the Federal Reserve because they don't know enough about it. There's no hidden secrets going on in the Federal Reserve to my knowledge," he said.
Like I said previously .....
useful idiot ....
Or worse: ....
knowing accomplice .....
I think the former is far more likely than the latter ......
world is full of them .....
My answer to Hermann's 9-9-9 plan:
nein ! nein ! nein !....
BTW,
Tom Woods has a little question (linked below) for
Ron Paul to ask
Uncle Hermann, based on Hermann's rather boastful and ignorant comments of September 1, 2008, about the
state of the economy - all less than week before
Fannie and
Freddie collapsed, and in the same month as major financial institutions fell, TARP was pushed on us, etc, etc.:
Tom Woods has a Very Important Question to ask Herman Cain
Ron Paul, of course,
predicted it.
The truth is out there - all one has to do is look for it.
