[GET] The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve - G. Edward Griffin

[NonConformer]

The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve (Third Edition)

Suppression and control affect your daily life whether you realize it or not and whether you admit it or not. The fact is, you're being swindled. Ever wonder why this planet is in a constant state of fearmongering and fueling endless war, endless debt, endless taxes, endless laws, endless corruption, endless control systems? Wonder no more. Highly recommended reading.

I think everyone on the planet should read this book and do their own research down the rabbit hole. If they did, we'd all be living in a totally different world.
- Non Conformer

Where does money come from? Where does it go? Who makes it? The money
magicians' secrets are unveiled. We get a close look at their mirrors
and smoke machines, their pulleys, cogs, and wheels that create the
grand illusion called money. A dry and boring subject? Just wait! You'll
be hooked in five minutes. Reads like a detective story - which it
really is. But it's all true. This book is about the most blatant scam
of all history. It's all here: the cause of wars, boom-bust cycles,
inflation, depression, prosperity. Creature from Jekyll Island is a
"must read." Your world view will definitely change. You'll never trust a
politician again - or a banker.



"What exactly is the Federal Reserve (or "Fed," for short), and what
exactly does it do? Where does our money come from? What do banks
actually do? Very few Americans - including (perhaps especially) our
puppet political leaders - can accurately answer these questions. G.
Edward Griffin skillfully gives you all the shocking answers in this
book.

Griffin writes very well and manages to make subjects as
supposedly arcane as money and banking into things that any literate
layman can understand. Besides the complete history of the Fed, Griffin
also provides some general history of banking and money which puts it
all in context. As a historian, I can tell you that his facts are
mostly spot-on, as are his economic analyses. Griffin cites the sources
and quotes people to back up most of his claims. Furthermore, to his
credit, on the few occasions in the book when he does speculate or
theorize, Griffin makes it clear that he is speculating or theorizing -
unlike many other authors.

This is not just dry history, though - Griffin clearly has a point of view,
and it's decidedly anti-Fed. Here are his reasons for wanting to abolish
the Federal Reserve:

1. It is incapable of accomplishing its stated objectives (which are basically
moderating the business cycle and maintaining a stable dollar - it has
clearly failed on both counts.)
2. It is a cartel operating against the public interest.
3. It is the supreme instrument of usury.
4. It encourages our most unfair tax (ie, inflation.)
5. It encourages war.
6. It destabilizes the economy.
7. It is an instrument of totalitarianism.

The things that are happening in our economy and government today may not
seem to make much sense - until you read this book. Once you know the
truth about the Fed, once you understand how you are being swindled and
exploited, you will probably become angry and radicalized. Be forewarned: If you'd
rather just stay asleep, then don't read this book. It would be very hard to read
it and not come away as some sort of revolutionary. (Unless you already are
one, of course.)"

"This book, while slightly marred by the occasional conspiracy theory, is
a great account of one of the most important real life conspiracies of
our time. It is well researched with plenty of footnotes for anyone who
wants to look more deeply. It tells the real story of how bankers have
lured politicians with easy money and ended up in control of most of the
world. Whether or not they can keep up our (or rather, their)
sleight-of-hand monetary system forever, the important thing is the
power these bankers wield that should not be theirs. This book should be
required reading. And by all means do your own research. Topics
covered: founding of the Federal Reserve, war mongering, bail-outs,
boom-bust cycles, the J.P.Morgans and Rothschilds of the world, the
history of central banking in the United States, and most fascinating:
how the money system really works in this country. Despite its lack of
perfection, this book is by far the most relevant and interesting thing I
have read about economics in a long time. It is written in terms that
anyone can understand, which will immediately rule out the kind of
reader who is impressed by a lot of technical jargon that supposedly
demonstrates an author's mastery of the subject while only serving to
confuse laymen (and experts too)"

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I wish I could hack into all networks and force feed these videos to the idiot
masses so they finally get it through their head. - Non Conformer




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[MrCricket]

Thank You NonConformer!!

This should be required reading!!

Reps Added as Always!!

Cheers,
=)
MrCricket

[SilverGuru]

everyone should buy this book.. and if you like Silver.. you can get A silver dollar plus this book for $25 from midas resources.. just google those terms... I have done it several times.. they are restricting number of orders though.. but if
want you could always just order in other names.. it's a great book and with the silver dollar a good deal..

[NonConformer]

(03-31-2014 01:37 PM)SilverGuru Wrote:  everyone should buy this book.. and if you like Silver.. you can get A silver dollar plus this book for $25 from midas resources.. just google those terms... I have done it several times.. they are restricting number of orders though.. but if
want you could always just order in other names.. it's a great book and with the silver dollar a good deal..

Nice tip.

[odindax]

Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

[LeggyAnita]

nonconformer





this is awesome i'm watching the vids now, and i'll be reading the book later this week!

[NonConformer]

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

Please dispute them. Seriously.

What part of them don't you understand or disagree with?

[LeggyAnita]

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

1st learn to write !

and hello sheeple

[odindax]

(03-31-2014 02:49 PM)NonConformer Wrote:  

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

Please dispute them. Seriously.

What part of them don't you understand or disagree with?

Well, usually the person presenting a claim supports his point of view first. The burden of proof is on the claimant.

Secondly, I'm not disagreeing or not not getting anything, I'm just questioning whether or not you were spoon fed a point of view you're mind is predisposed to. We all have bias and, therefore, subject to confirmation bias. But, also, what is your opinion?

Awfully defensive for someone whose avatar says, "question everything." I thought it was a fair question ...and I'm not asking because I disagree.

(03-31-2014 02:50 PM)LeggyAnita Wrote:  

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

1st learn to write !

and hello sheeple

Haha, got me. Weird on my part.

[NonConformer]

(03-31-2014 02:58 PM)odindax Wrote:  

(03-31-2014 02:49 PM)NonConformer Wrote:  

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

Please dispute them. Seriously.

What part of them don't you understand or disagree with?

Well, usually the person presenting a claim supports his point of view first. The burden of proof is on the claimant.

Secondly, I'm not disagreeing or not not getting anything, I'm just questioning whether or not you were spoon fed a point of view you're mind is predisposed to. We all have bias and, therefore, subject to confirmation bias. But, also, what is your opinion?

Awfully defensive for someone whose avatar says, "question everything." I thought it was a fair question.

(03-31-2014 02:50 PM)LeggyAnita Wrote:  

(03-31-2014 02:47 PM)odindax Wrote:  Did you actually research the claims in those videos, are were they spoon fed to you?

1st learn to write !

and hello sheeple

Haha, got me. Weird on my part.

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Not sure how you get defensive from a simple question. I'm simply blunt. You came in here and posted a vague spoon fed comment and what, expect me to read your mind?

Yes, I've researched all of the topics in-depth.

Why even mention being spoon fed, you obviously don't agree with something, so what, you assume I'm spoon fed? lol - Be more clear and you'll get a different response.

I didn't post the thread with a bunch of claims. I posted the thread around the book, the videos cover content in the book. The book is well referenced as well so the reader can easily jump off it as a starting point and do their own research. Most people reading this are probably new to the topics, hence the supplemental videos.

What is my opinion on what?

BTW - Having an alternative viewpoint and open mind is not being biased, it's being smart. The complete opposite of being spoon fed.