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“GREENBACKS”; OR, THE EVILS AND THE REMEDY OF USING “Promise to pay to the bearer on demand” AS A MEASURE OF VALUE.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1864, by

DION THOMAS

In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court for the Southern District of New York.
JOHN M. DAVIS, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, 207 PEARL ST., NEAR MAIDEN LANE.

THE present monetary condition of the people, imposed on their government by a gigantic rebellion, is attracting the attention of thinking men;  and they are beginning to inquire, if money, or a measure of value, can be made of paper, without committing or sanctioning a fraud ?

PART 1 - THROUGH THE 19TH CENTURY  -  History Of The Money Changers - Hitchcock

HISTORY OF THE MONEY CHANGERS

By Andrew Hitchcock

February 26, 2006

Economists continually try and sell the public the idea that recessions or depressions are a natural part of what they call the “business cycle”.

This timeline below will prove that is simply not the case.  Recessions and depressions only occur because the Central Bankers manipulate the money supply, to ensure more and more is in their hands and less and less is in the hands of the people.

Central Bankers developed out of money changers and it is with these people we pick the story up in 48 B.C. below.

by William Thomas Walsh

CONFIDENTIAL INTELLIGENCE   June 1975

Report of The Herald of Freedom

KISSINGER AND THE WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT

Informed Washington intelligence analysts believe that Henry Kissinger had information which could have proven embarrassing, even disastrous, to former presidents and high ranking American officials, otherwise he could not have obtained and held the numerous advisory positions that were given to him, to say nothing of heading the National Security Council, all our intelligence services and at the same time acting as Secretary of State and a  one man foreign policy maker. The KG.B. and its predecessors have carefully compiled information not only on State Department officials and Foreign Service Officers but on American politicians, legislators and important persons who, through character deficiencies have been compromised. The compromise could be related to sexual promiscuity or homosexuality; illicit, unethical or conflict of interest financial dealings', or any other activities or background information which, when passed along to the right person, could be used against the victim.

Civil War Was Not Fought Over Slavery, But Financial Freedom

By C.H.Douglas 

A Speech given at Oslo on February 14, 1935, to H. M. The King of Norway, H.E. The British Minister, The President, and Members of the Oslo Merchants Club 

WHAT THOSE "IN THE KNOW" SAY

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Throughout the centuries, leading Jewish mystics and Kabbalists regarded Plato as astudent of their doctrines. Among the prominent Kabbalists of the Renaissance, forexample, was Leone Ebreo, who saw Plato as dependent on the revelation of Moses, and even as a disciple of the ancient Kabbalists. While Rabbi Yehudah Messer Leon, criticized the Kabbalah's similarity to Platonism, his son described Plato as a divine master. Other Kabbalists, such as Isaac Abravanel and Rabbi Yohanan Alemanno, believed Plato to have been a disciple of Jeremiah in Egypt. On the similarity of the teachings of the Greek philosophers and the Kabbalah, Rabbi Abraham Yagel commented:

The text seems broken in certain places, but it is only because the notes, usually marked in (), abruptly interrupt the text, which then continues. If and when time permits, we will reformat the document appropriately. Thank you, William Finck.

THE POLISH ATROCITIES AGAINST THE GERMAN MINORITY IN POLAND  

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE FOREIGN OFFICE AND BASED UPON DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE

SECOND REVISED EDITION

BERLIN 1940

Compiled by Hans Schadewaldt

VOLK UND REICH VERLAG BERLIN

"Whereas reason requiers, that those vices, to which any nation dothe naturally inclyne, should be restrayned by seveare lawes, those are in Polonia barbarous cruelty and lubricity, thys last being as common as the first."

From: Sir George Carew, A Relation of the State of Polonia and the united Provinces of that Crown anno 1598.

Let our foe, the German, fall! I, your priest do promise you Plunder, rob, and set on fire! Bliss and joy in Heaven above . . . Let the enemy die in pain; But the curse will fall on him He that hangs those German dogs, Who doth plead the German cause. Reaps reward from God on High

Polish hymn of hate against Germany dating from the 1848 revolution.

by Mary M. Davison

Published By THE GREATER NEBRASKAN Omaha, Nebraska April, 1966

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