- CNN and "The Debt Ceiling"
- Federal Reserve Bank (Inc.) A Murderous History? Banksters, the Worlds Worst Gangsters
- The Global Economic Crisis: Central Banking at the Centre of Power
- 41 Facts about the History of Central Banks in the U.S. (with rare vintage documentary video)
- TFC: Pidcock & Smith on History of Usury
- TFC: Smith & Ognir
- IMF's epic plan to conjure away debt and dethrone bankers
- EU official calls for member nations to hand over control of their banks and remainder of their sovereignty
- Public not Private
- European Stabilization Mechanism: How the Goldman Vampire Squid Just Captured Europe
- The Irish Masses win Round 1
- TFC & Salbuchi: The Shylock Model & Destruction of Sovereignty
- Saving the Post Office: the Models of Kiwibank and Japan Post
- The Occupied Food System
- Irish homeowners use the Constitution to halt Sheriff's repossession of home

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Re: Welcome To The Lawful Bank
"TAMS has been developed to counter the destructive modern-day banking system that is the sole cause of the massive debt mountains that are now the burden of virtually every nation on this planet. The national debt would not exist if the creation of money was directly controlled by our elected government. Also taxes could be dramatically reduced.”
Yes, we simply need to get rid of private ownership of central banks. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT.
There is no logical reason why any nation should borrow its currency from private bankers, and thus go into ever-deeper debt.
Private ownership of central banks is the greatest con job of all time, even worse than the holo-hoax.
As for taxes being reduced, there no need for taxes at all, unless the money supply becomes too large (and causes inflation), in which case we can use temporary taxes to take money out of the system, until balance is restored and inflation is eliminated. Then we can repeal the tax.
This, incidentally, is what all privately owned central banks say they do. They claim to operate like public banks. They are liars.
In a sane world, taxes could also be used to discourage smoking, for example.
Let us repeat again that the only state in the USA (among the 50) that does not have severe money problems is North Dakota, since that is the only state that has a public central bank (at the state level). North Dakota has a funding surplus. All other states are severely in debt to the private bankers, and the debt grows worse all the time.
Yes, North Dakota has some oil, but so do many other states. Oil has nothing to do with it.
PUBLIC CENTRAL BANKS NOW!