TST 4/10/23 - Den of Thieves
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It is a general rule of thumb that the practice of usury, or the action of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest, is immoral, unethical, and illegal, particularly...
show moreIt cannot be coincidental that throughout American history alone, messing with money has caused war and assassinations. The American Revolution itself was largely sparked due to the outlawing of interest-free currency. Presidents from Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and James Garfield to William McKinley and John Kennedy spoke out strongly against bankers, or took direct action, which resulted in assassins appearing on the scene to silence them.
It also cannot be a coincidence with all of the apparent sabotage against global industry, supply chains, energy, etc., largely due to fear of disease, that bank failures are being referred to as a “contagion” by the New York Times. Or that the Washington Post is priming people to believe that most Americans have “moved from smaller and regional banks to large banks” since Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failed.
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Author | Ryan Gable |
Organization | Ryan Gable |
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