Sanders says U.S. Fed 'hijacked' by bankers

a reply to: burdman30ott6

thats a much more realistic approach though
it was more likely to pass if it was just an audit
then when you find evidence of wrong doing you can use that to build a case and get the public behind you (which takes time)
then the other politicians would be pretty much forced to vote on conducting a full in depth review

the time wasnt right
this way it passed at least
ron paul had unrealistic expectations that could have gotten it shot down
then nothing would have been done

(i dont know why im trying to attempt reason with a trumpeter though
your opinions may as well be set in stone
outdated the second they were formed
never to be changed again )

a reply to: burdman30ott6

Taxes are voluntary too -- if you don't want to pay them you can renounce your citizenship and go live someplace else.

You can always homestead down at Galt's Gulch, despite the issues with subsurface water rights they've been having, they claim to have phase I complete.

In any case, once you're 18 you can decide where and how you want to live your life. No one makes you do anything, despite what you may think you always have a choice. . . you may not like the choices, and may not be creative enough to find new alternatives, but they always do exist.

If I went to a movie theater with the knowledge that out of any popcorn I bought, some of it would be eaten by other people, I wouldn't get all pissy at someone for taking some. I know full well that that's part of the deal when watching a movie there.

It's like buying a Hummer and knowing it's a gas hog and then running around bitching and moaning to everyone how much gas it sucks down.

a reply to: AlaskanDad

He's right to a degree, it was created BY the banksters.

Too bad when he actually had a chance to do something about the Fed, he sold out...

Ron Paul says Bernie Sanders 'sold out' on Fed amendment

a reply to: gladtobehere

This has already been discussed in this thread, and your point was proven to be BS!

a reply to: LSU0408

And you keep yours firmly inserted in your own arse

a reply to: MystikMushroom

As yes, the "if you don't like it, move" card. I prefer to raise he'll and hopefully collect enough support to change things domestically. Remember, "progress" can move either left or right and do so quite quickly. I'd like nothing more than to be encouraging you to move to Europe for your socialist desires in a few years.

Federal reserve leader: yes...give me the big boss.
Big boss:whats th eproblem now? CHina threatening to short the currency again?
Fed reserve leader:No sir. one of our democratic dupes has tried to spill th e beans on the operation. What shall we do?
Big boss: What we always do when th e sheep get out of line. send them to the slaughter house. get it done.
Federal reserve leader: yes sir. by your command.

(thats how i see bernies demise being planned out by the Fed and the bankers.)

Thanks for the Info

a reply to: AlaskanDad


Ummm...all I could find on the Senates register for upcoming bills on the FED...was this source...

Doesn't appear to be "The Bern"...but I do see a largish pic of Rand Paul backing his bill to audit the Fed which is scheduled for a floor vote in January...Hummm...When was "The Bern's" vote scheduled for again...?




YouSir

a reply to: AlaskanDad

It's doesn't matter how noble his speeches or actions appear to be. Why? Because at the end of the day he's a Socialist. Every time he stands up to speak he declares in a round about way that the governments of Hitler & Stalin were the best governments ideally. Also that the United States was further off government wise than those two. Does anyone have any common sense anymore?