Money Has Enslaved Us All, But Bitcoin Will Free Us All.

By BretMunsen | An Education Of Money | 23 Jan 2020


  Money is the most misunderstood thing we use in America, most people do not have a clue what money really is. I'm hopefully going to change that for you and give you a better understanding of America's money. In order to understand our money, you must first understand the history of our country and how the Central Bank of England caused the Revolution of 1776, the Civil War and perpetuated wars in our recent history.

   Who owns your money that is another thing you must understand. Is it money who has made your life rich or poor? after all, it has dictated everything in your life from birth to death. It has provided the tools and funding for both sides of World War 1 and World War 2 and more than likely the 3rd. It has laid to waste millions of human lives and continues to tear families apart world wide, causing divisions among races and religions on its way to total world dominance.

  The founding fathers strongly apposed British rule under the crown. The citizens of the thirteen colonies were already oppressed and the breaking point came when England gave complete control of the colonies to the Bank of England. This was the last straw for the colonists, militias were formed before the call to the citizens from the State was made (They did it themselves) Then the Continental Army was formed and a Brigadier General George Washington was elected at the Lancaster convention on July 4, 1776, (The First Declaration of Independence) in Lancaster Penn., 65 miles away, later that same day in Philadelphia the (Second) Declaration of Independence was signed by our founding fathers. The colonists attacked under the command of Washington in Long Island N.Y. Aug 27, 1776. Twelve years later the war was over on September 3, 1783, with the signing of the Treaty of Paris, America gained its independence.

  The Continental Congress allowed the colonies to print their own money, they were known as "Continentals". The Crown and the English Central Bankers waged a successful economic war on the colonists and used the very same printers that printed the English Pound that the colonists originally used to counterfeit the Continentals, causing inflation and the eventual collapse of the currency. 

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  This was a painful lesson to the Continental Congress so they implemented into the United States Constitution the Gold and Silver clause so that the individual states could not issue bills of credit, this prevented anyone from issuing their own bills of credit, this restriction of bills of credit was extended to the Federal government. Article One of the Constitution states: "The Federal Government and its Citizens are not allowed to make anything other than gold or silver a tender for payment of a debt". 

  The Coinage Act was passed on Alexander Hamilton's recommendations on July 6, 1785, establishing the dollar as a standard basic unit of account for the United States. America's first Mint was created in Philadelphia, the capital at that time. 

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  By 1791 the Central Banking Cartel already had their inside man in America's newly formed government. Alexander Hamilton created the charter and designed the Bank of the United States. The bank was modeled exactly like the Central Bank of England.

  When the bank's charter was up for renewal in 1811 over 70% of its stock was owned by foreigners who were mostly made of the English Central Bank stockholders. Foreigners could not vote on daily banking operations, but they were paid 8.4% dividends in gold and silver. It was argued that if the Bank of the United States charter was renewed that another 12.5 million dollars in already scarce gold would be exported to the cartel's foreign stockholders. 

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  The arguments against the Bank of United States charter renewal were foreign ownership, the question of the constitutionality of paper bills and the general suspicion of banking practices, the bank's charter was not renewed by congress.

  It has been argued by historians that the First Bank of the United States was a success. "It was wisely and skillfully managed, it carried a large amount of liquidity. Its specie/banknote ratio was 40%. If you were to compare it to today's reserve/deposit that would make it the most liquid bank in American history" and "It was also profitable in making loans to private businesses and to the government, also it ended several bank runs by transferring funds to the banks who needed temporary liquidity." (Albert Gallatin, Treasurer of the United States.)

  The Banking Cartel did not give up, The Second Bank of the United States was chartered in 1816. The Second Bank of the United States made the first bank look like the poster child of proper banking. The Second bank was plagued with fraud and mismanagement. Two attempts were made to strike the bank down, 1819 and in 1824, but both times the Supreme court ruled in favor of the banks, Then Andrew Jackson was elected president in 1829 and he despised the banks. He fought against the Central Banking Cartel his entire presidency.

  During the renewal of the bank's charter, in 1836, Jackson made his most famous speech. "Gentlemen, I have had men watching you for a long time and that I am convinced that you have used the funds of the bank to speculate in the breadstuffs of the country and its citizens. When you won, you divided the spoils amongst yourselves, when you lost you charged it to the bank. You tell me that if I take the deposits from the bank, and annul its charter that I will ruin 10,000 families, that may be true gentlemen but THATS YOUR SIN!!! SHOULD I LET YOU GO ON, YOU WILL RUIN 50,000 FAMILIES LIVES AND THAT WOULD BE MY SIN!!! YOU GENTLEMEN ARE A DEN OF VIPERS AND I INTEND TO ROUTE YOU OUT, AND BY THE ETERNAL GOD I WILL!!!!" (Slamming his fist into the table.) 

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  The only attempt to kill Andrew Jackson was conspired by his political opponents the "Wig" party, who were heavily funded by the Cartel. January 30, 1835, They hired an unemployed, mentally ill house painter by the name of Richard Lawerance to do their dirty work. When Richard was five feet from President Jackson he drew a pistol that misfired, then drew a second that misfired also. Jackson beat the man down with his walking stick and had him arrested, and Richard spent some time in a mental institution and when he was released he bragged to his friends and relatives that in fact, it was rich bankers from England that hired him. (Does this sound like a familiar ploy by the Bankers?)  

  Andrew Jackson did win the battle against the Central Banking Cartel, and on June 8, 1845, when asked what was his greatest achievement was? His words were "I kicked the banks out." Jackson died later that afternoon. Andrew Jackson achieved what no other American President has ever achieved, giving back the sovereignty of the people.

  America did not have another Central Banking System until 1911, America saw economic prosperity that has been unequaled in any country in the world, for 75 years, unemployment was low, 95% of America employed 4% of the population, one family member could work and take care of all the needs of the family. A family could take the whole summer off and go on vacation. The American dream was real and you didn't have to be asleep to believe it. But behind the scene, the Cartel was hard at work, building an empire and alliances that would divide America, its citizens, enslave the Africans and start the bloodiest war in United States history. 

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  Red: States that seceded before April 15, 1861, Orange: States that seceded after April 15, 1861, Yellow: Union states that permitted slavery   Blue: Union states that banned slavery   Gray: Territories

  The Cartel set up shop in the southern Democratic United States by borrowing money to already wealthy landowners and to finance the slavery trade, once the African people were enslaved, the southern United States was flooded with the free labor of stolen lives. The Northern states had outlawed slavery.

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  The Currency of the Northern States at that time (During the Civil War) was the Greenback dollar, this was not backed by silver or gold, but back fully by the United States Government, this was Legal Tender. Before the Civil War, the only currency was silver and gold coin (specie) this was the only Legal Tender. All banknotes were produced by private banks (Cartel) in exchange for gold or silver for its costumers. If the bank would not redeem the banknotes for silver or gold, the banknote was worthless and the bank stole your gold and silver. The banknotes issued to its costumers were not Legal Tender.

 The Cartel had also embedded itself into the government, eventually seceded the southern states from the north and brainwashed its citizens into a system of brutal slavery. (Historian Thomas Flemming said: "It was a disease of the public mind") The division over unconstitutional slavery, free labor, the large amount of bank fraud, the continual counterfeiting of banknotes and theft of America's gold/silver by The English Central Banking System/Crown and a newly elected non-politician, (We have a non-politician as President currently.) who did not agree with slavery, eventually lead to the American Civil War. 

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  The Union Army eventually defeated the Southern Democratic States at the Battle of Appomattox on April 9, 1865, at the cost of 750,000 American lives and untold African people. This was the bloodiest war in American history, more lives were lost than all the other American wars combined. Thousands of displaced families, thousands of divided families and over 600,000 stolen lives of the African people. Twelve million Africans were stolen into slavery, all financed by The Central Banking Cartel and only 5% made it to America, the rest were enslaved by the great fruit and tobacco companies of the Carribean. There were over 4 million slaves who were liberated in the war, many were generational slaves who were born in a life of slavery. And the American Government was almost bankrupt from the cost of the war. On April 15, 1865, President Lincoln's life was taken by John Wilkes Booth and it has been rumored that Booth and his conspirators were coursed into the assassination by the Cartels inside men.

 The brainwashing of the public and the control over human resources is a common tactic of the Central Banking Cartel, the invisible giant controlled by the few, centralized wealth of families, the ability to embed itself into our government and persuade people of power with more money flowing into their coffers, all the time remaining behind the scene pulling the strings of power. There is no doubt there is power in secrecy. 

 

Part 2 is being worked on.      

 

 

 

 

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An Education Of Money
An Education Of Money

Money is the most misunderstood thing we use, it's so misunderstood that it has put us into a system of debt slavery and we don't even know it. The last time America had real money was when America had the last real President. John F. Kennedy was publicly executed for trying to expose a conspiracy. In his own words " I have uncovered a conspiracy to enslave every man, woman, and child in this country and I intend to expose this conspiracy before the end of my presidency."

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