posted on Sep, 10 2009 @ 10:33 PM
I am taking it you already know the difference between "wealth" - Land, resources and labor and "fiat money" - worthless paper the banks trade for
your wealth.
I suggest you might want to print up some info flyers on the FED to go with that sticker.
Excerpts from the following two sources would show you are not a wack job and my actually get the interest of a cop and others.
A PRIMER ON MONEY:Committee on Banking and Currency, House of Representatives 1964
famguardian.org...
and
Money is Created by Banks: Evidence Given to Canadian Parliament: by Graham Towers, Governor of the Bank of Canada from 1934 to 1954.
freedomprime.blogspot.com...
Other good sources are:
Speech by G. Edward Griffin author of
"The Creature from Jekyll Island" www.bigeye.com...
Interviews with, John Perkins, a former respected member of international banking,, and Author of “Confessions of an Economic Hit Man”
www.lewrockwell.com...
www.democracynow.org...
These little tidbits are great eye openers to start with:
The Department of Homeland Security says 80% of our ports are operated by Foreigners and they are buying and running US bridges and toll roads.
www.alabamaeagle.org...
Statistics (courtesy of Bridgewater) showed in 1990,before WTO was ratified, Foreign ownership of U.S. assets amounted to 33% of U.S. GDP. By 2002
this had increased to over 70% of U.S. GDP.
www.fame.org...
An analysis of the 2007 financial markets of 48 countries shows the world's finances are in the hands of a few mutual funds, banks, and
corporations. This is the first report of global concentration of financial power
..
www.insidescience.org...
World Trade Organization
'Up for grabs at the negotiating table is worldwide privatization and deregulation of public energy and water utilities, postal services, higher
education and state alcohol distribution controls; a new right for foreign firms to obtain U.S. Small Business Administration loans; elimination of a
list of specific U.S. state laws about land use, professional licensing and consumer protections, and extreme deregulation of private-sector service
industries such as insurance, banking, mutual funds and securities. www.commondreams.org...'
[edit on 10-9-2009 by crimvelvet]