How the Federal Reserve Created the US Recession

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F2XL
13 days ago
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Perfect overview of why the gold standard needs to come back!
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Oklalajee
1 month ago
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This guy is really good on it, he xplained this very well for the common people in very easy way. Thanks.
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Guest
2 months ago
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Who owns the Fed?
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Guest
2 months ago
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There was a reason people yelled "Don't Crucify Humanity on a Cross of Gold" and supported the free silver movement - gold doesn't allow a natural - and free market - expansion of the money supply to facilitate expanding production and trade. And who will put up with constant deflation of their wages? Sure, you have to be careful for private inflators, but at least you have choice, as opposed to the monoply govt infaltor.
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2 months ago
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he does not take into account foreign economies and level o resources this guy makes wrong assumptions
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2 months ago
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This is a load of waffle.
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Guest
2 months ago
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where is this hick from? the guy reading? he has an annoying accent. it isn't southern or anything i recognize, but it's definitely regional. it was distracting.
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2 months ago
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pfpfpf.... it's called a fiat system. Take an intro to econ for god's sake before taking this vid serious.
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2 months ago
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whole lot of discrediting in this thread. make sure to filter out all the people comparing the video to conspiracy theorists, UFO lovers, or Christians/Satanists . the ones that remain actually have things to read. the rest is disinformation.
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2 months ago
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Wow, this was the best, most articulate use of selective information supporting conspiracy theory I've heard in some time. No idea who the speaker is, but he's good at this. Notice the selective use of data: a gallon of gas, somehow, is approximately the value of silver in a quarter. The quarter has been devalued by a factor of five since 1964. And yet, the speaker carefully fails to mention that, according to his own reasoning, a gallon of gas should be five quarters - $1.25. Love this guy; he's very good at what he does. I'm hoping he has a 9/11 conspiracy theory, too. I'd love to hear that one.
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