And if you want a book full of suppressed science like this: http://www.amazon.com/Source-Field-Investigations-Civilizati...
The author is an optimist, he says the tyranny and suppression will soon end.
And if you want a book full of suppressed science like this: http://www.amazon.com/Source-Field-Investigations-Civilizati...
The author is an optimist, he says the tyranny and suppression will soon end.
The book on Amazon was interesting. I clicked through and had a look at the reviews. Startlingly, it appeared to be rated exceptionally well, with an average of four and a half stars over two hundred votes.
The first comment on the page was a glowing review from someone who claimed to be an electrical engineer with an understanding of science.
Really?
The reviews on Amazon used to be good. Now, it's difficult to trust them. I don't think you can explain the Book rating solely through the scientifically illiterate nodding along.
To quote: "The U.S. Government receives all of the system's annual profits, after a statutory dividend of 6% on member banks' capital investment is paid, and an account surplus is maintained"
I kinda feel sorry that every time this kind of opinion is brought up, it's brought up by people that have absolutely no knowledge of how economics works. Financial system isn't perfect, I'll give you that, but there's a stretch between a broken system and the "illuminati" controlling the banks...
Financial Tyranny: I cannot believe _someone_ on HN would think that because some legislation makes the federal reserve a private corporation means that automatically it "controls" everyone and everything.
And what did you expect to learn on Wikipedia? You obviously have no idea how systemic and elaborate the suppression really is. I really suggest you go through the article I posted a link to, and actually read it.
Clever reasoning, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy