6139008-History-of-Money

President Woodrow Wilson: "If there are men in this country big enough to own the government of the United States,they are going to do it ... There was a time when corporations played a minor role in our business affairs. But now theyplay the chief part, and most men are servants of corporations ... The masters of the Government of the United States arethe combined capitalists and manufacturers of the United States."President Theodore Roosevelt: "There can be no effective control of corporations while their political activity remains."Albert Einstein noted: “Private capital tends to become concentrated in few hands ... the result of these developmentsis an oligarchy of private capital the enormous power of which cannot be effectively checked even by a democraticallyorganized political society. This is true since the members of legislative bodies are selected by political parties, largelyfinanced or otherwise influenced by private capitalists ... Unemployed and poorly paid workers do not make a profitablemarket... The profit motive, in conjunction with competition among capitalists, is responsible for instability in theaccumulation and utilization of capital which leads to increasingly severe depressions ... This crippling of individuals Iconsider the worst evil of capitalism.” As Einstein noted above, the competition among capitalists to accumulate wealth atthe top eventually destabilizes and then capsizes the entire economy causing those notorious Great Depressions (whichhappened over and over during the 1800s). This occurs because by firings and layoffs and low wages and sweat shops,the base of the market is eventually eroded, and thus a great collapse takes place. Einstein was on an FBI watch listestablished by J. Edgar Hoover and there was a movement to have him declared an 'enemy alien' during the age ofthe Witch Hunts under McCarthyism. However throughout American history, there were other loony leftists, "class warfareproponents", and socialist freaks who were saying similar things.Rutherford B. Hayes "Abolish plutocracy if you would abolish poverty."Henry Ford: "Do you want to know the cause of war? It is capitalism, greed, the dirty hunger for dollars. Take away thecapitalist and you will sweep war from the earth."Marine Corps Commandant Smedley Butler: "I spent thirty- three years and four months in active military service asa member of this country's most agile military force, the Marine Corps. I served in all commissioned ranks from SecondLieutenant to Major-General. And during that period, I spent most of my time being a high class muscle- man for BigBusiness, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I could have given AlCapone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents."The end result of this process of 'Globalization' is the destruction of democracy (which is now controlled or purchased bythe Neo Barons/Feudal Lords). Unrestrained capitalism leads to monopoly capitalism = fascism = communism =imperialism. According to the President's recent speech at the United Nations, Iraq is the main front in the 'war againstterrorism.' History repeats itself: the British fought a protracted Vietnam style conflict against 'terrorism in Iraq' earlier inthe century. Now that the unelected 'government of Iraq' is auctioning off the country and generously 'liberalizing capitaloutflows' it has occurred to me that Iraq is now the main front in the war for corporate 'Globalization'. This week, at themeeting of the IMF and World Bank at Dubai, Iraq's unelected 'government' floated the idea of privatizing Iraq's oilindustry. Prior to this they had already decided, as tyrants do decide, to sell off the entire country, while making anexception for the oil industry, not because they are fond of socialized oil, but because they are sensitive to Americancorporate concerns, which are also American government concerns. While the wholesale 'privatization' of Iraq must goforward, for the sake of appearances an exception must be made for the only thing in Iraq actually worth selling thesedays, the oil industry, so that it won't appear that American's invaded Iraq to seize oil. Now that American's areconcerned about oil is obvious, since the first thing U.S. troops did during 'Operation Iraqi Freedom' was send troops to'secure' the oil fields. This week a special rapid response Oil Pipeline protection force was established, and will be chargedwith protecting the oil industry infrastructure from suffering any more of that sabotage.What is currently taking place in Iraq is no different from what has been taking place in other countries around the World,with one exception. Around the World the process of privatization and the auctioning off of the planet to place its into thehands of monopolists is taking place behind a veneer of democracy, a democracy which in fact no longer exists. Nocountry on earth can disobey the dictates of liberalized international capital, or they will find their nation crushed, thepeople in revolt, and so governments always obey the orders which are fed to them through the mouth pieces ofinternational capitalists. Even when these policies are ruinously harmful to the population at large, governments ram themthrough, usually using the fable that it is 'tough medicine' that is required. Tough medicine is never administered topowerful monied interests, who then proceed to ransack and loot the entire planet (notice the wide spread looting of theAmerican treasury taking place via the privately owned Federal Reserve Banks, for which ordinary Americans will bepaying to the tunes of trillions in debt for a long time, and for which ordinary Americans will surrender Medicaid and SocialSecurity and natal care for poverty stricken babies and Welfare and just about any other program that does not benefitrich tycoons, and all so that they can transfer trillions of dollars of wealth to rich tycoons. The pattern is clear and it issimple to see whose interests are served by the 'cut taxes' policy which is also part of the 'globalization' recipe.) In mostnations the harmful policies of 'globalization' are rammed through by governments who at least maintain the veneer ofdemocracy (although in such places as Brazil or Argentina the veneer is wearing pretty thin...this process of becomingaware that democracy does not exist takes some time, but after electing one government after another and getting thatsame 'globalization' rammed down their throats no matter who gets in, people suddenly awaken and understand that theend result of globalization is the destruction of their Republics, as Lincoln so astutely prophesied would be the case. Thisprocess is brought into sharp relief when one considers the contemporary example of Brazil, where the restlesspopulation, being hurt and harmed for years by 'globalization' has just elected a 'Communist/Socialist/Labor/LeftistThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 496