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Who REALLY Runs The USA?

Mike

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Yes, it's long and it may be boring, but please watch and try to absorb:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKwO1onXAaI

The "Amero"? Where have we heard that before? BWA HAHA HA HA HA!!!
 

Steve

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Many globalist realize currency manipulation is easy.. and very profitable..

banks would lose billions if not trillions on a common currency..

as of right now.. there are multiple resources or commodities that value a currency such as , labor, energy, food, ect..

a paper dollar is not much different then a lump of gold.. it is just an "easy" method of transferring a goods from one hand to the next without over complicating trade...

globalists, and banks do not profit without a transaction... if there is a common currency.. that eliminates the need for the currency "exchange" eliminating a very profitable source of easy income for doing virtually nothing..
 

loomixguy

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In the Philippines, if you were exchanging US Dollars for pesos (aka pissos), you always got a good screwing at a bank or other government approved place of exchange. We always exchanged on the black market...you generally got almost 10% more pissos for your dollars that way.
 

Steve

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loomixguy said:
In the Philippines, if you were exchanging US Dollars for pesos (aka pissos), you always got a good screwing at a bank or other government approved place of exchange. We always exchanged on the black market...you generally got almost 10% more pissos for your dollars that way.


It has been awhile, but the Philippines was the first place I experienced currency exchange... and a real barter system..

that experience had a steep learning curve... sure we had all the advice of those who had been there before.. but nothing could explain it better then getting ripped off at every "legal" turn of the buck...

within a day I learned a carton of Marlboro was worth more then a pocketful of pesos.. and that a dollar worth of pesos only went half as far as an actual dollar...

I enjoyed every trip there and learned a lifetime of experience in handling money in a few short port calls... thankfully it was mostly from hearing about other's mistakes...
 

Tom in TN

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I watched the entire video. Frankly, I'm not too sure how much of it is factual. What really bothered me though, was the last 10 minutes of the video.

In those minutes, they were espousing an anti-Christian, atheistic, Buddhistic, anti-nationalist philosophy. Their message seemed to be: All we need is love. We're not individuals, we're part of the universe. We shouldn't see ourselves as unique beings, rather, we're all part of each other. Among others, John Lennon, Martin Luther King, and some spokesman for Eastern Mysticism were held up as role models.

I also noticed in the main content that they were referring to the consummation of the North American Union, saying that it would be completed by 2008.

With the concluding thoughts, and the failed prediction about the North American Union (and the Amero) by 2008, I have some doubts about the preceding 38 minutes.

Who knows?

Tom in TN
 

loomixguy

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Steve said:
loomixguy said:
In the Philippines, if you were exchanging US Dollars for pesos (aka pissos), you always got a good screwing at a bank or other government approved place of exchange. We always exchanged on the black market...you generally got almost 10% more pissos for your dollars that way.


It has been awhile, but the Philippines was the first place I experienced currency exchange... and a real barter system..

that experience had a steep learning curve... sure we had all the advice of those who had been there before.. but nothing could explain it better then getting ripped off at every "legal" turn of the buck...

within a day I learned a carton of Marlboro was worth more then a pocketful of pesos.. and that a dollar worth of pesos only went half as far as an actual dollar...

I enjoyed every trip there and learned a lifetime of experience in handling money in a few short port calls... thankfully it was mostly from hearing about other's mistakes...

My first time, pisso to dollar was 20 to 1. Since then it has been as much as 50 to 1, but seems to be fairly stabilized anymore at the lower 40's to 1. Funny thing I noticed, the price of gas or diesel when converted from liters to gallons and pissos to dollars was about the same as here at home. Chivas and other premium booze ran about the same as well.
 

Mike

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Tom in TN said:
I watched the entire video. Frankly, I'm not too sure how much of it is factual. What really bothered me though, was the last 10 minutes of the video.

In those minutes, they were espousing an anti-Christian, atheistic, Buddhistic, anti-nationalist philosophy. Their message seemed to be: All we need is love. We're not individuals, we're part of the universe. We shouldn't see ourselves as unique beings, rather, we're all part of each other. Among others, John Lennon, Martin Luther King, and some spokesman for Eastern Mysticism were held up as role models.

I also noticed in the main content that they were referring to the consummation of the North American Union, saying that it would be completed by 2008.

With the concluding thoughts, and the failed prediction about the North American Union (and the Amero) by 2008, I have some doubts about the preceding 38 minutes.

Who knows?

Tom in TN

Partially fact, partially falsehoods. You choose which is which.

The part about the Federal Reserve was dead on. They run the show.
 

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