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Freedom Watch: Higher Interest Rates If Audit Ensues

Ron Paul and Judge Andrew Nepalitano on the Federal Reserve claiming that HR1207 would result in a lower rating for US debt.
On Part 2 Edward G Griffin, author of “The Creature from Jekyll Island.”    The various segments are available by clicking the thumbnails at the bottom of the video once it completes.

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Are We Being Looted?

We’re just a bunch of ordinary guys over here at Our Time To Stand. We believe in core principles around the money issue. It’s non-partisan and is a question or right and wrong, not right and left. Usually we try to stick with the facts and the issues, but I must confess to being more than a little concerned. So, a disclaimer is in order: this is an editorial. My opinion. Period. When you understand the money issue, you understand what wealth really is, and how it can be stolen by swapping warehouse receipts with central-bank-issued “notes“. And you didn’t feel a thing!

Rumsfeld and The Pentagon’s Missing $2.3 Trillion

So, Rumfeld appears on TV in 2001 to explain that we can’t account for $2.3 trillion dollars of money at the Pentagon. According to “GlobalSecurity.org”, the Chinese military spending that year was around $17 billion. By my reckoning – OK, the GCalTool from Ubuntu 8.10 – we are missing around 135 times the Chinese military budget. Am I the only one who thinks that could be significant?

Bernie Sanders and the Missing $2.2 Trillion At The Federal Reserve

We’ve already covered this, but it bears repeating. Bernie Sanders asked Bernanke of the Federal Reserve what he did with $2.2 trillion. Come on Ben, tell me. Ben just said “no”! Is it just me, or is that a look of pure, unadulterated arrogance on Bernanke’s face; a kind of “you can’t touch me” confidence? So, Ben. What did you do with it?

Rep. Alan Grayson and the Federal Reserves’ Inspector General: $9 Trillion, I Dunno

They claim they don’t know what happened with $9 trillion. “Looking into it.” “Got my best people on it.” “I’ll have my people talk to their people.” They don’t care, do they. They think we can’t touch them. They think we’re either too stupid to understand the Fiat currency system, or so invested in its corruption that we won’t rock the boat. I’m sorry Federal Reserve. We are starting to see through you.

A Few Trillion Here, A Few Trillion There

… pretty soon you are talking about some serious money. Am I the only one who thinks we’re being looted? Does it look to you like some people are gathering up all they can? Making hay while the sun shines. Stealing your money, my money, your children’s, grand-children’s, and great grand-children’s money. We have a system that allows private banks to sell a nation into servitude and you are happy as long as they don’t mess with your flat screen, six-pack and game. WAKE UP! Make a stand for principle. Turn off the left. Hannity and Rush are no solution. We must reform the monetary system.

End the Fed. End the Fraud

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Senate Bill S.604 – Thanks Senator Vitter

So, by now most of us are familiar with House Bill H.R. 1207 introduced by Representative Ron Paul. The house bill would make it legal for the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to audit the Federal Reserve. (Yes, that’s right, the same Federal Reserve that will not tell us where $9 trillion went, is not allowed to be audited right now … unless they say we can!)  That House bill is now up to 232 Cosponsors!

Senate Bill S.604

H.R. 1207 has a related bill in the Senate: S.604.  This bill is vitally important, but is currently struggling with only two cosponsors. I am pleased to say that one of them is our Senator David Vitter. Thank you Senator for taking a stand with us. We appreciate your courage – and believe me, standing up to the international banking elite takes courage.

To the other Senators, with the exception of Senator Jim DeMint and the sponsor Bernie Sanders: SHAME ON YOU! Who do you represent? The people or the banking elite? Bernie Sanders found out who is in control when he asked Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to tell him what the Federal Reserve did with $2.2 trillion of our money. Bernanke’s answer was short and to the point: “No”.

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