posted on Nov, 20 2008 @ 08:58 PM
He describes the core issues with an institution designed to perpetrate the largest defrauding of the American People in history with such a calm
eloquence that his argument feels academic and not, as it is, a foundational flaw in the elected government's understanding of money and wealth.
I have long said that Ron Paul's greatest failing is his voice. We are at a stage in American culture where the ignorant masses of consumer-slaves
need to have the right ideas shouted at them.
The average person doesn't have a single opinion that isn't given to them on a silver platter. The goal of Ron Paul and company should not be to
educate the bulk of the population that history has repeatedly reaffirmed are uneducatable. Instead, their goal should be to shout, as loudly and
constantly as possible, "You are being robbed by the Federal Reserve and the IRS. We The People CAN END THEM!!"
The generated wave of indignation, regardless of its basis in truth or law, would crush any political, business, or international opposition.
Then we make an amendment to formally make unlawful the practice of central banks and fractional reserve banking.
Then we offer our support to other countries who want to free themselves of these poxes to human progress.
Jon