"If people know how the banking system worked, they'd revolt tomorrow." ― Henry Ford
@AndresParradoSegura
This might easily be the most important video I have watched in my life.
@jreese2474
"A government that is allowed to break the law during an emergency they will create an emergency to break the law".
@inky-z3m
Privatized profits and socialized losses. The classic story.
@Oopsie60
I was a mid level banking executive for over 30 years for a top 5 US bank. You are right on target with your historical analysis vs today’s situation. 😮
@aneurindavies5943
"All Wars are Bankers' Wars" ― Professor Michael Rivero.
@BrandonTaylor-y8y
1913 federal reserve enacted right after that WW1 started and the whole world went into debt
@jasonmartin9530
Whew! Good thing that happened a long time ago and nothing like that would happen again
@danspicer79
"When all else fails,they take you to war" ― Gerald Celente
@fnnnn5986
JP Morgan cancelled his titanic ticket at last minute.
@fluffykitties9020
How to say it without saying it: Rothschild, Kuhn, Loeb, Warburg, Schiff, Olof Aeschberg, Nya Banken...
@ronbridges3933
Why women had to go into the workforce and become taxpayers. Why students are burdened with ridiculous student loan debt. Why seniors are working well past age 65.
@Youchoose4625
The paintings used are fascinating. Great research.
@vrahnkeneisenbach9148
It's always the blood money that keeps pumping the economy.
@chicolofi
It is so good to see the true story being told.
@kilianpgordon
“Why Jews needed WW1” there fixed it for you.
@Noone-l6g
You are doing the good lords work here
Before World War I started, Europe's banking system was collapsing. Banks faced extinction in 1913 with failing loans, dangerous reserve ratios, and gold standard constraints. Then war broke out, and suddenly provided the perfect rescue mechanism. This video reveals how the 1914 financial crisis was solved by war, not disrupted by it. Discover how banks transformed worthless private debt into government obligations, how the Federal Reserve's timing was suspiciously perfect, and why this same pattern repeats in every modern financial crisis from 2008 to 2020. Learn the historical pattern Wall Street doesn't want you to recognize.
