Anonymous' Grand Opus: Aiming at the Banksters - Federal Reserve, IMF, & BIS

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This is not the BOA news, but a direct attack on Ben Bernanke, et al. I have provided links to those posts (just in case you missed them) at the bottom.

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According to Zero Hedge:

The goal - engage in "a relentless campaign of non-violent, peaceful, civil disobedience" until Ben Bernanke steps down and the "Primary Dealers within the Federal Reserve banking system be broken up and held accountable for rigging markets and destroying the global economy effective immediately.

I know we have a lot of people here who support the Federal Reserve, the IMF and BIS and also bank at the BOA, so for that, this may not be good news -

Seriously, this is something else. I don't think it will get MSM play, as it would draw tremendous attention to these institutions - which, I don't think they want. However, kicking the banking bee-hive is pretty risky, as we all "know" what conspiracy theories revolve around that concept. However, I am curious to how others see this move by Anonymous playing out.

For those of you not familiar with the BIS, click here is how they would fit into the conspiratorial minded:

This is also on the heels of Anonymous releasing BOA information on Monday, March 14, as reported by these fine ATS'ers:

1. www.abovetopsecret.com...
2. www.abovetopsecret.com...
3. www.abovetopsecret.com...

Bet that Bernake is waddlin his way to the bathroom after the s hit he took in his trousers.

S+F Go Anon!

I'm happy to say I've always been behind Anonymous, 100%. since day one. This latest development just reinforces that.

For great justice!

I'm still skeptical. But staying positive. Fight the good fight. I just wonder what are some of the undesirable consequences?

reply to post by alyoshablue


Excellent.

Finally, someone has anonymously decided to go after the right people.

This is Humanity vs. The Banks.

Chase, JP Morgan, you're going down.

YEEESSSSS!

A LARGE and well needed can of worms have been opened and it will be glorious! (hopefully)

Here here!!!!!

reply to post by dalan.

I share the same sentiment. It seems like these (bankster) clowns are steam rolling through America almost unimpeded, catching all legal breaks and settling out for far less than what would play out in a jury.

reply to post by Malvenkemo

I have to also admit, along with Malvenkemo, that I have been behind them or at least the exposure of corruption at this level. However, these days, I really am skeptical of anything I read. I might have caught conspiratitus, which I started to think everything is shifty or conspiratorial.

I have done research On the IMF and World Bank. But what is the Bank of international settlements what is there reported role? And then what is the dirtyness that they do??

go go go anon!
sure wish there was a place of donation for this. I'd highly support.
watching, waiting.

reply to post by alyoshablue


If they can give the IMF a black eye, then maybe they could do the same to the World Bank? These two organizations are the ultimate source of most of the misery in the southern world.

Quite a step up for an organization that became "famous" for heaping abuse on a 14 year old girl who wouldn't strip for her webcam.

reply to post by American-philosopher


I revised the OP to include the link to the BIS and how they fit into it all, however, just click here to see their role.

We should never expect the removal or destruction of the Federal Reserve banking system. What we should instead be setting our sights upon is a more realistic and just policy where the Federal Reserve is taken under strict Congressional control much like the central banks in most other countries, recreate the convertibility of the dollar to gold at a fixed rate between 60-80%, and the breaking up of all banks when they reach 2% of the national Gross Domestic Product which would be about $294.4 Billion in 2010.

This would require the United States permanently fix its horrible inflation and devaluation of the dollar, balancing the budget immediately, and a responsible plan to pay off 50% of our debt and the interest on our debt in a set period of years. This would recreate a sound and stable currency, end the monopoly of the international banking cabal, and bring back prosperity.

I think it is pretty common sense that the Federal Reserve is not going anywhere but to think just because it will not be abolished does not mean it should not be audited, have strict new rules to follow, come under almost complete Congressional control, and require major internal reforms.

Also in regards to the IMF, WB, and BIS, we need to immediately exit them as a nation and cease all funding to them. They have only created a system of perpetual debt bringing both the third world nations and the first world nations misery ever since its inception. Hopefully we can exit these dens of international banking criminals whose sole goal is the ultimate centralization of all power and wealth into their hands at the expense of every sovereign nation state. If anyone really needs a wake up call it is the nations in the Eurozone.

"A single currency means a single government, and that single government would be the government whose policies determined every aspect of economic life." - Enoch Powell

reply to post by TheWalkingFox


Totally agree. I am hoping that IF anything comes to it, it at least brings attention to these organizations, or as you put it - the black eye - in the form of public awareness of how they ARE screwing and INTEND to screw any and all countries. If attention does start to accumulate, then they (i.e. the corrupt banksters) might start action out of step and make some major errors, etc. Who knows.

reply to post by alyoshablue


So the BIS is basically a currency changer and has the role of implementing global currency?

I hope they do expose all the fraud in the banks. I don't understand how I always seem to loose anytime I do anything involved with anything bank. Its nothing but schemes and surprises with these banks. Something is wrong and is love to know what.

reply to post by Misoir


Now that is what I am talking about ... bringing about discussion relative to solutions. I do, however, think we could see scenarios where we do abolish the FED, for the simple reason of not having to pay interest, as that is an enormous component of our debt.

Nonetheless, what you have stated may be a more likely scenario.

reply to post by American-philosopher

The BIS' goal would be this:

“[T]he powers of financial capitalism had another far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent private meetings and conferences. The apex of the system was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the world’s central banks which were themselves private corporations.”

They would be the brains or the brain behind the entire central banking system.

I applaude anon for going after the corrupt financial institutions.

They should also go for the 'tax haven' type banks as well.

anon, after all, have read these BOA emails, and that is probably why they are fired up.

Paying millions in bonuses is asking for trouble, resulting in any ethics or morals being thrown out the window.

How many stories have you read of people committing murder for almost small change in comparison?

reply to post by CitizenNum287119327


Right on with the Tax avoidance. Sometimes I think it is easier for people to relate to all this bankster fraud when they learn of that aspect. You can mention missing Trillions, Market Manipulation, inflation/deflation, Ponzi schemes, etc., all day long. However, I find most people just look at you like - what are you talking about. However, mention that they are not paying their share of taxes and people seem to take a second look.

hope they do expose all the fraud in the banks. I don't understand how I always seem to loose anytime I do anything involved with anything bank. Its nothing but schemes and surprises with these banks. Something is wrong and is love to know what.

reply to post by devildogUSMC


I was listening to this Liberal radioo show host and he was saying that Bankers should not make as exterme profits as they do because there role is to basically facilitate transactions.