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Beware when crossing a central banker

Of course, the one-time head of the privately owned Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, would wish President Andrew Jackson removed from the $20 bill, just like anyone who is close to the Fed’s scam feeding trough. Jackson’s win at the Battle of New Orleans may be what children are taught today as his most famous. Few are aware the United States lost much via the War of 1812 due to our politicians selling us out at the Treaty of Ghent after the British put “central heating in the White House.”

Nevertheless, Jackson’s highest achievement when he eventually became president, was to kick the foreign central bankers out. This made him the people’s greatest president. And said banksters have never forgotten he returned this nation to interest-free money, as according to the Constitution, like JFK attempted shortly before he was shot by that “lone gunman.” Note: As soon as Jackson’s presidency ended, the foreign bankers returned.

Borrowing to get out of debt is mathematically impossible, just as borrowing a nation’s money supply into existence is only a winning hand for central bankers and their minions.

Just ask Libya’s Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein or President Abraham Lincoln what happens when you cross the central bankers. Oh, you cannot do that, they were murdered.

Duncan Phelps

Durango



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