Funny NYPD wrote:
> And the truth for Federal Reserve is there is nothing "Federal", there is only a private banks' organization named "Federal". The name itself is a lie, it just makes you thinks they represent the Federal government. The fact is: there is nothing tied tightly to the central government of the US. 
They're where the free money gets doled out from the Congress voted to 
hand out, so I disagree with your sentiment that they're just a private 
orgainzation.  The Fed is a central bank.  Try getting U.S. cash 
anywhere other than the Fed Window.

If you really want to get down to it, all banks are fake -- loaning out 
money at 14:1 or whatever has always been a ponzi scheme.  The job of 
the Fed and SEC is to oversee the private banks.  They're not doing very 
well at that.

But saying the Fed is private is laughable.  How long would there would 
be any paper cash in circulation without a Fed and the Treasury.  Would 
you recommend we go back to each bank printing their own money?  That's 
funny.

> But the US government owe huge chunk of money to this private organization, so no matter what color of the skin the President has, you will figure out who the US government works for: regular people? you or me? No, for the money, the banks.
>   
Government for, by and of the Corporation.  You're just figuring this 
out?  Not like that's anything new...

The only person who's going to work for you, is ... gosh... you.

> And the result of this medium manipulation is: people lost information source and the banker made you think like a banker. 
>   
This sentence makes no sense.  I think like a macro-economist more than 
a banker... because if you think banks are going away any time soon, 
you're going to be disappointed.  Thinking like a banker or an economist 
helps you to get ahead of the system, while the masses listen to the 
drivel.  It's a lot simpler than one might imagine too... the key rule, 
"Follow the money." 

You still didn't address my point, you just switched to a new one. 

Answer the question:  The people who you voted for, gave the bankers the 
money.  What are you going to do about that?

Bankers can be greedy all day and all night (and will be)... if you vote 
for people who are willing to hand them your tax money, then they're 
going to get your money.  Pretty simple political realities, there.

Nate
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