The Money Masters: "So, where'd you hear that?"
hey man,
i've got the site below, it looks crazy but the info is dope, and near as i can tell they're one of the few sites with the balls to put this info up - and stuff like Eisenhower's "Military Industrial Complex" Farewell Speech which is rare.
i usually tell when some big conspiracy theory is "real" when at least one major news organization has it, like ABC News reported on "The Northwoods Documents":
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92662&page=1
but then i also wonder: why does just one "news" organization have it? and how many stories are they "all" avoiding?
anywayz, here'z...
The Money Masters - .WMV stream/download
(it's under "The Money Masters" near the bottom
of the page)
http://www.heartbone.com/various/RedPillVideos.html#D41
and this is the original DVD's website:
http://www.themoneymasters.com/index.html
check it out oh Akshay P. Keaton, lemmeknow what you think,
cheers
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Reviews and Comments
What you have shown in the scenario is what we are constantly doing at the personal level as well as the public level. It is the policy of exploitation that the rich employ against the poor. This is why grandfather [Mahatma Gandhi] said "Materialism and morality have an inverse relationship — when one increases the other decreases." If I may, I would like to keep the videos as resource material to teach students about economic violence in the world. With good wishes. Yours sincerely,
- Arun Gandhi, M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence
This is undoubtedly the most comprehensive presentation of the history of our money system and whois responsible for the disastrous consequences that has left us with an unconstitutional moneysystem and multi trillion dollar debt.
- Dr. W. Cleon Skousen, author of The Naked Capitalist, The Naked Communist and numerous other works
I endorse the video because people should know what is happening.
- Dr. Malachi Martin, former Professor at the Pontifical Biblical Institute and a close associate of Augustin Cardinal Bea and Pope John XXIII; author of: The Windswept House; Vatican; The Keys of the Blood, and numerous other books
As you know, I am entirely sympathetic with the objectives of your Monetary Reform Act....You deserve a great deal of credit for carrying through so thoroughly on your own conception, which is I think somewhat different than mine...I am impressed by your persistence and attention to detail in your successive revisions... Best wishes.
- Milton Friedman, Nobel Laureate in Economics; Senior Fellow, the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace
We highly recommend that every American watch The Money Masters.
- Zeldon Nelson, CEO National Center for Constitutional Studies
Compelling! Excellently produced and impressively documented. If you want to learn what our Founding Fathers and Presidents have to say about money and its control, you will want to see [The Money Masters]...
- Dr. D. James Kennedy
Absorbing and very enlightening! There wasn't a boring minute in the whole thing.
- Marilyn Brannan, Associate Editor, Monetary and Economic Review
Outstanding! The best video yet on the history of the Federal Reserve and the mysterious disappearance of America's gold reserves. Fast-paced and riveting.
- Larry Bates, former bank CEO, former Chairman of the Tennessee House Banking Committee, author of The New Economic Disorder, Chief Economist for FAMC, Inc.
This 3 ½ hour video is professionally produced in the style of A&E Biography and covers the history of monetary reform from Roman Times to the present. It is packed with great quotations which make for a powerful argument for the need to reform the money system. A MUST for serious activists.
- Ian Woods, publisher of Monetary Reform magazine
I appreciate and applaud your efforts to accomplish something specific in the area of monetary reform...as you know, I would prefer a commodity-based money. Still, I do not hesitate to recommend that people view The Money Masters for the excellent overview of fraudulent banking which it presents...
- G. Edward Griffin, author The Creature from Jekyl Island, A Second Look at the Federal Reserve
As you know, this material is vital for an understanding of our sovereignty's transition into the U.N. You are to be commended for the video you produced to this end.
- George S. Gabric, GSG & Associates Publishers
The Money Masters is by far the best and most complete production on the subject of money that we have seen. We are pleased to endorse it and link to your site. Special thanks for your efforts on the most important subject that we face.
- Robert Carroll, Humane World Community, Inc.
The Money Masters is a great video...Bryon Dale, The Coalition to Reform Money
At last somebody has put together a video on the Fed that the average person can understand.
- Betty Faulk, Chief Publicist, Huntington House Publishers
SOURCE - http://www.themoneymasters.com/viewcim.html
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Rapilogue: Where are we going?
"Now that ain't workin' that's the way you do it
You play the guitar on the MTV
That ain't workin' that's the way you do it
Money for nothin' and your chicks for free
Money for nothin' and chicks for free..."
- Dire Straits, "Money For Nothing"
Chiggidy-check yo'self...
Martial Law 9/11: Rise Of The Police State (2005)
Evil has spread across the land. Martial Law: 9/11 Rise of the Police State exposes the high-tech control grid that is being set up across America.
Out of the ashes of the September 11th tragedy, a dark empire of war and tyranny has risen. The Constitution has been shredded and America is now a Police State. This film exposes not just who was behind the 9-11 attacks, but the roots and history of its orchestrators.
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SOURCE - http://www.archive.org/details/MartialLaw911
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Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Tennessee Family Convicted of Decade-Long Gold and Silver Ponzi Scheme
Memphis, TN – After a five-week trial, a federal jury found Larry Bates; his two sons, Chuck and Robert Bates; and Kinsey Bates, the wife of Robert Bates, guilty on all counts set forth in an indictment that charged mail and wire fraud and conspiracy. The charges rose out of the defendants running a decade-long Ponzi scheme in the buying and selling of gold and silver coins. The proof at trial showed that the defendants were able to accomplish the fraud through First American Monetary Consultants, a Colorado corporation, which had offices in Memphis, Tennessee and Boulder, Colorado. More than three hundred and sixty victims lost more than twenty-one million dollars due to the defendants’ illegal scheme, which lasted from as early as 2002 through October of 2013.
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"Unfortunately, fraud, corruption and embezzlement can occur everywhere, including in the investment world," said Larry Laurenzi, Acting United States Attorney, who prosecuted the case along with Assistant U.S. Attorney David Pritchard. "People need to be mindful of this terrible fact and work hard to protect themselves and their families from those who prey on others, like the Bates family preyed on so many innocent victims. As this case shows, the United States Attorney’s Office and its law enforcement partners work diligently to expose people responsible for such fraudulent acts, to vigorously prosecute them, and to bring them to justice."
At trial, the proof showed that the defendants promoted their business through a variety of Christian television and radio programs, including the Jim Baker Show and Jewish Voice. Larry Bates, a self-proclaimed doctor in economics, held conferences across the United States, predicting an economic collapse and emphasizing the need to invest in precious metals. Between 2007 and 2013, customers gave more than eighty-seven million dollars to First American Monetary Consultants for the purpose of buying precious metals. During this same period, the proof showed the defendant diverted customers’ monies that were to be used to purchase precious metals to the defendants own use and
benefit. Testimony at trial showed that by 2009, the company had more than twenty-six million dollars in unfilled customer orders.
The proof showed that the defendants used the customers’ money for a variety of purposes other than purchase of customers’ metals. Larry Bates diverted more than four million dollars to the creation of International Radio Network, a Christian radio network. Other monies were diverted to trading in commodities and the building of a ten-thousand square foot house on three hundred acres in Middleton, Tennessee. Still other customers’ monies were used to fulfill prior orders, which had not been fulfilled.
At trial, the evidence showed that Larry Bates, Chuck and Robert Bates were salespeople in the Memphis office and were responsible for taking in victims’ monies. More than forty-five witnesses testified about losing money to Larry Bates and First American Monetary Consultants. The victims,who lived across the United States, testified that their money was to be used to purchase precious metals that they never received. For example, Judith Ponder, from Kerrville, Texas, testified that she and her mother gave Larry Bates more than $1.8 million dollars to purchase precious metals and received little in return. Similarly, Barbara Santiago, from Washington State, testified that she and her paraplegic son met Larry Bates at one of his conferences in Washington State. Ms. Santiago tested that she later invested more than two hundred and sixty-six thousand dollars from her son’s insurance settlement that was to be used for her son’s care. Ms. Santiago, likewise, received little of what she was promised. And, Charles Grimsley, a pastor for the Veteran’s Administration in Mesa, Colorado, testified that he and his wife gave FAMC more than two hundred thousand dollars of their retirement money and received nothing in return.
The proof showed that many of the victims attempted to take possession of their gold and silver coins, only to be put off by the defendants for a variety of reasons. The excuses for the delays included that the gold and silver coins were scarce, the coins were coming from Europe, and the U.S. mint was shut down. In October 2013, a receiver was appointed to take over the affairs of First American Monetary Consultants. The receiver found that the company had few assets and was unable to compensate the hundreds of victims who had given money to Larry Bates and First American Consultants.
Larry Bates was convicted on all 46 counts in the indictment. Chuck Bates was found guilty of 18 counts of mail and wire fraud and one count of conspiracy. Robert Bates was convicted of five counts of mail fraud, three counts of wire fraud, and one count of conspiracy. Kinsey Bates was convicted on one count of conspiracy and two counts of wire fraud.
Each count of conviction carries a potential sentence of 20 years in prison and a potential fine of $250,000. The defendants also face potential forfeiture and restitution penalties. The defendants are scheduled to be sentenced on August 3, 2017, by U.S. District Judge Sheryl H. Lipman.
Acting United States Attorney Lawrence J. Laurenzi and Assistant United States Attorney David Pritchard prosecuted the case. The United States Postal Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation investigated the case.
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