the american debt

The national debt

How many times we all heard about the enormous amount of our national debt? Debt has become a prison from which the people of this planet are unable to escape. But who do we owe to? Well, believe it or not, we owe the majority of the “money” to the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve is our central bank. It prints our money, but it is still a PRIVATE bank. It does not belong to us, and its ultimate purpose is the profit. So, every time the Federal Reserve prints money for us, our government receives the bill. It costs a few pennies to print a hundred dollar bill, but they bill us for the value of the bill itself (100$). If the Federal Reserve prints a million dollar, we get charged a million dollar. The whole monetary system is dishonest. Today a bank is allowed to make a profit collecting interests off of money created out of nothing. If You borrow money from a bank, you are NOT borrowing somebody else`s money. A new credit is created from nothing, in a blink of an eye. Banks have the power to create money by controlling the credit, and who controls the credit of a nation has the power to direct government policies and people`s destiny. “Let me control a nation`s money, and I care not who writes the laws!” a banker once said. Many times great politicians tried to warn us about the crescent power of banks. THOMAS JEFFERSON in 1809 said: “ If American people ever allow private banks to control issue of their currency, the banks and the corporations will grow up around them, will deprive people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs”. ABRAHAM LYNCOLN said: “the government should creates, issue and circulate all the currency and credits”.  Alan Blinder, Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1994, said: ”the last duty of a central banker is to tell the public the truth”.

the truth about marijuana

Illegal plants!

Legalize marijuana! Yes or no? There is no right answer to the question. The question itself is wrong. What we should ask to ourselves is: what happened to cannabis, or Indian hemp? What happened to it? Hemp (cannabis, marijuana) was an amazing plant, used all over the world for more than five thousand years. It used to grow at any latitude. We used to make everything with it: clothes, ropes, furniture, paper … The constitution of the United States of America is made out of it. Henry Ford, one of the greatest entrepreneur of the century, in 1930 created the ford T. It came out in different versions, and one of them was entirely made of hemp (cannabis, marijuana). Everything: body, tires and interiors. It was cheaper than the average car, but stronger and durable (If you tried to hit the body with a hammer, it will bounce off of it). It was the first “green” car … fully recyclable and fueled with ethanol. How is it possible that such a plant suddenly disappear from the face of the earth? …. The answer is oil (petrol). In 1935 Hearst, Dunlop, and Du Pont realize that they can replace hemp with nylon, rubber and plastic (all made with oil). They decided to start a campaign against marijuana. With the help of Hearst, that owned most of the press, they start to call cannabis a “drug”. The campaign was massive. The slogans were heavy and misleading, like: “marijuana, the plant with the roots in hell”, “Marijuana drives people crazy in 30 days”, “blacks and Mexicans smoke marijuana”,…etc. Hearst and Rockefeller made a public statement: Why destroy nature using hemp, when we could protect it using oil! They had to push it to the extreme, because they did not need to put the consuming of marijuana illegal, they needed to make the plant illegal in order to make their profit. In 1938 the congress finally pass a law (unique as much as crazy) that makes a plant, illegal (when drinking was illegal they didn`t put the vineyards out of law!). Today, because of them, cannabis is illegal all over the world. Pollution is highest than ever (thanks to the sub-products of oil), and many wars have been fought for the control of oil fields.