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www.youtube.com CFR is almost a century old. same era as the IRS and the federal reserve. The 10 Primary Stockholders in the Federal Reserve System are: 1) The Rothschilds ~ London 2) The Rothschilds ~ Berlin 3) The Lazard Brothers ~ Paris 4) Israel Seiff ~ Italy 5) Kuhn-Loeb Company ~ Germany 6) The Warburgs ~ Amsterdam 7) The Warburgs ~ Hamburg Lehman Brothers ~ NY 9) Goldman & Sachs ~ NY 10) The Rockerfellers ~ NY These figures are from the original charter of the federal reserve bank back in 1913. Since that time they have sold their shares so now we have 300 banking families. But the Queen of England has and remains a 65% stockholder stake as per se the Act of 1871 in which the constitutional government declared bankruptcy and was replaced with a pseudo-corporate government controlled by the crown of england, which has been masquerading as the constitutional government ever since. Prof. Carroll Quigley Advisor to Clinton was the Prof. historian who confirmed and researched this per the CFR instruction. GOOGLE EDWARD BERNAYS PROPAGANDA HE INVENTED PR – FREUD’S COUSIN FAIRUSE NOTICE: This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a “fair use” of any such copyrighted material as …

goldsilverdvd.com Hi folks, here is a clip of Mike and David Morgan at the press conference for Silver Summit Asia. Check out David’s site www.silver-investor.com The question was “Why do you say that silver is dirt cheap?”. Some great stuff in their responses. I love David’s analogy of the birds changing direction. Anyhow, apologies for the lack of posts this past couple of weeks…we’ve been in Dallas, Phoenix and LA filming some more stuff for future productions. The gold and silver film is at the translators right now, stay tuned for news on that. Mike and I filmed the responses to the YouTube video questions today, thanks to all those that made videos. Second trailer for the film will be out on Tuesday coming. Subscribe if you’re digging this channel, welcome aboard.

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@2008 UK Silver Investment Summit

@2008 UK Silver Investment Summit

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David Morgan Silver 2010 predictions q1 howestreetKnowing what will happen in Year 2010. Preparing for yourself for the coming challenging in the world. Find out the solution and Visit silversnowball.com It has been widely published in scientific circles that silver will be the first element from the periodic table to become extinct. Adrian Douglas builds a strong case for why silver must eventually sell for many multiples of its current price. silversnowball.com Why an $1800 Investment in Silver Today Will Likely Be Worth $100000 Within The Next 15 Months silversnowball.com As the value of the dollar declines, the price of silver and gold increases reflecting the loss of purchasing power and trust in the dollar. This is why gold that sold for $250 per ounce in 2002 now sells for over $1162 per ounce today. The value of gold has not increased. Rather, its price in dollars reflects the decreased purchasing power of those dollars. Now here’s how to take advantage of the dollar collapse to get out of debt, pay off your mortgage and more. At the time of this writing (12-5-09) the spot price of silver is $18.50 per ounce. I know this may be hard to believe for many, but when the dollar is devalued and a national banking holiday is called to realign banks with the newly devalued dollar, silver will soarnolet me restate thatthe cost of silver will shoot up and skyrocket to unbelievably high dollar amounts. Visit silversnowball.com to see how you can start getting your own silver …

According to today’s (Sept 22) NY Times, “Both banks already have limited retail deposit-taking businesses, which they plan to expand over time. Morgan Stanley had $36 billion in retail deposits as of Aug. 31 and Goldman Sachs had $20 billion in deposits. ”

I thought that ony banks could accept deposits, not investment banks. (Obviously this will be different after they convert themselves to bank holding companies, as now planned.) Under current law, how are Goldman and Morgan Stanley able to accept deposits?

They do offer money market mutual funds, but these are uninsured investments, not “deposits”.

Thanks.

Tom Jeffries talks to David Morgan about gold, paper gold, silver, inflation and deflation recorded on October 14th 2009