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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Pound was also frequently visited by his protegé, a Library of Congress researcher named Eustace Mullins. Pound commissioned Mullins to write a book about the history of the Federal Reserve and to tell it like a detective story. Pound believed that the bankers in charge of the Federal Reserve and their associates in the Bank of England were responsible for getting the United States into both World Wars, in an effort to drive up government debt beyond sustainable levels (the national debt indeed rose astronomically because of the wars). The book, Secrets Of The Federal Reserve, charges that bankers hide behind the screen of the central banks and pull political strings to drive countries into the war, creating immense profits for themselves as the principal beneficiaries of wartime debt. Pound advocated an abandonment of the current system of money being created by private bankers. He favored government issued currency[18] with no interest to pay, preventing the need for an income tax and national debt, much like the system used by the Pennsylvania Colony from 1723 to 1764.[citation needed] Pound argued that his views on money aligned with those of Thomas Jefferson, as well as with Benjamin Franklin's Colonial Scrip.

... sulla questione razziale aveva torto ...
... ed ebbe il coraggio di ammetterlo ...
... sulla federal reserve aveva ragione ...
... vedeva avanti di cinquanta anni ...
... cosa non vide ...
... forse perche' visse in un tempo di "censura" ...
... fu il pensare che il mondo fosse dominato dai governi ...
... quando invece le banche americane ...
... erano gia' divenute i burattinai del mondo ...
... e dai tempi del titanic ...
... creavano e demolivano a piacere ...
... guerre e tiranni su scala planetaria ...
... sarebbe stato molto dispiaciuto del sapere ...
... che in realta' i suoi cari fascisti e nazisti ...
... erano burattini delle stesse famiglie di wall street ...
... cosi' come lo erano ...
... i suoi "odiati" nemici bolscevichi ...

# posted by intcoex : 5:59 PM

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