[GJM] 2007 AMI Conference on Monetary Reform

[E. Crockett]

From: Prof. Ulysses S. Crockettt, jt.
    Prison Planet.com
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To:  All Egalitarianists

1.  You all know the Bilderberg Facists, Diane
Feinstein, John Edwards,
 George Stephanopolouse,  Vernon Edwards, John Werner,
George Schultz, George Soros, Hillary Clinton  and all
U.S. "Presidential Candidates" are Bildergerg Members
which group constitute shareholders of the Ferderal
Reserve System, a private group which controls the
finances of the U.S. and western hemisphere central
banks, such that the U.S.  is not a soveriegn entity
in control of its financial banking system- therfore
the false flag economic literature you and your
colleagues publish is nothing more than facist
collaboration with the facist Bilderberg group world
genocide war profiteering activities.  Save yourselve
some data entry resources,  electricity and cease and
desist your world facist collaborative genocidal
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--- robert searle <dharao4 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> Some of you may well have this info. For those who
> have not it may be of interest. it is from Zalenga,
> and Co.
> 
> R.Searle
> --- AMI <ami at taconic.net> wrote:
> 
> > 
> > Dear Friends of the American Monetary Institute,
> > 
> > As our banking system sinks into its most recent
> > debacle, once again 
> > demonstrating what should be described as its
> > "criminal" nature (in 
> > quotes because these financiers use their control
> > over our money system 
> > to "legalize" their nefarious activities);  we
> again
> > observe  why our 
> > nation's money system would be much better off
> under
> > societal 
> > (governmental) control rather than the present
> > private control.
> > 
> > Even the descriptive term "sub prime borrowers" 
> > mislabels the problem - 
> > blaming the borrowers instead of the bank/hedge
> fund
> > lenders. What 
> > should we call them? How about "Sub human."
> Pushing
> > borrowers into 
> > variable rate mortgages, at a time when borrowers
> > should have gotten 
> > fixed rate mortgages at historically low interest
> > rates!
> > 
> > Our 2007 AMI Monetary Reform Conference at
> Roosevelt
> > University, 
> > September 27-30th will discuss this anti-social
> > nature of the present 
> > money and banking system foisted on us by what
> > should be treated as a 
> > criminal gang, instead of being respected as the
> > wealthiest in our 
> > midst. How the wealth was obtained matters!
> Whether
> > it's the result of 
> > real production and thought and work, or the
> result
> > of usurious theft, 
> > does matter! Whether the control of society is in
> > the hands of 
> > producing, thinking and working, moral people, or
> in
> > the hands of 
> > unscrupulous thieves does matter! Just look at
> > today's world.
> > 
> > To jog your memory, because the corporate media
> > won't, here's some bank 
> > background, from memory:
> > 
> > May, 2005 Citibank and Merrill Lynch pay $1.25
> > billion to settle a 
> > lawsuit brought against them by the Enron Pension
> > fund, which alleged 
> > fraud in assisting Enron in its pillage and theft
> of
> > the pension fund's 
> > assets, in Enron's almost unbelievable series of
> > frauds against American 
> > states and citizens.
> > 
> > Mid 90's BCCI Banking scandal
> > 
> > Early 1990s Savings and Loan Crisis develops out
> of
> > Reagan's removal of 
> > government regulations on them.
> > 
> > Early 1980's prime interest rates rise to 20%
> area,
> > partly to get Reagan 
> > elected, and new bank legislation passed.
> > 
> > Early and mid 1970s banking scandal bailouts
> > involving Franklin 
> > National, Banco Ambrosiano, Continental Illinois.
> > 
> > 1930s The Great Depression, leading into WW 2,
> > caused by moronic 
> > banking. (see The Lost Science of Money book,
> > Chapter 20)
> > 
> > And I'm sure I've missed a number of debacles
> above.
> > Friends the history 
> > of banking control over our money system, is a
> > history of fraud, 
> > villainy and stupidity. Yet when we and others
> > propose reforms, we face 
> > demands for complete unrealistic perfection in our
> > proposals or we are 
> > attacked as being  "dangerous" to the system. Well
> I
> > would certainly 
> > hope that we are dangerous to this particular
> > system, which is now 
> > harming humanity, and has always harmed humanity!
> > The progress made in 
> > some specific areas has been in spite of this
> > banking/money system, not 
> > because of it.
> > 
> > But friends there is also some good news:
> > 
> > Presidential candidates in both the Republican and
> > Democratic nomination 
> > for President race, are identifying the problem -
> > which is the first 
> > step in its solution.
> > 
> > Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul has
> > actually stood up against 
> > the power of the Federal Reserve System, and
> > challenged their very 
> > existence. While the AMI may not share his
> > particular vision of how to 
> > solve the problem, nonetheless we congratulate his
> > courage and 
> > determination in taking this first step - to
> > challenge their private 
> > control over the American Monetary and banking
> > system. Congressman Paul 
> > is also a strong advocate of ending the Iraq war,
> > and realizes that to 
> > end warfare, one must remove the monetary system
> > incentive to start 
> > unnecessary wars, which exist in our present money
> > system.
> > 
> > And just this morning in the Democratic
> Presidential
> > debate we saw a 
> > remarkable answer to a debate question given by
> > Cleveland Congressman 
> > Dennis Kucinich who is seeking the Democratic
> > Nomination for President. 
> > Here is the excerpt:
> > 
> > STEPHANOPOULOS: We're running toward the end of
> the
> > 90 minutes... We 
> > saw, on Friday, the Federal Reserve lowered the
> > discount rate for banks. 
> > Should they lower rates for everyone else, yes or
> > no?
> > 
> > KUCINICH: The answer is no. The Fed is actually
> > looking at bailing out 
> > the creditors. And what we're looking at is a
> > continuation of the 
> > problem and a postponement of the day of
> reckoning.
> > 
> > We need to have a government take strong action
> > where we'll loan money 
> > to those who are in trouble. But we need to do
> that
> > in exchange for 
> > having the power, the money-lending power that the
> > banks have right now, 
> > come back to the government; government spends
> money
> > into circulation; 
> > and then government can maintain control over the
> > economy.
> > 
> > KUCINICH: Unless we take this action, we're
> looking
> > at a situation of 
> > the collapse of our economy, and we're looking at
> a
> > situation where 
> > these hedge funds will try to get a bail-out while
> > millions of Americans 
> > lose their homes. Save the American homeowners.
> > (APPLAUSE)
> > End of excerpt, taken from ABC's Transcript of the
> > debate.
> > 
> > Congressman Dennis Kucinich has taken an important
> > step here, and should 
> > be congratulated for bringing up this crucial
> issue
> > in a nationally 
> > televised forum.
> >  
> 
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