The Fed was created in 1913, one of the first things that did was to print up enough money so that we could enter World War I.

Central banking is Marxist. Like it's literally in the 1848 manifesto to the Communist Party.

Woodrow Wilson paid the Tsar to participate in World War I.

And Lenin himself once said, the war made our party.

I've come to believe that the corruption of money is the corruption of

the soul of the human race. It's a very strong material incentive. It's not just the pursuit of money

and money and power lust to dominate politically. Specifically power over other people.

So it struck me that well gee, maybe the story that I was taught in public school that God sent Abraham Lincoln to earth to free the slaves is not the entire truth.

So he squashed freedom of speech, counterfeited currency, attacked his own countrymen.

As bad as Keynesian economics is, theoretically, in practice, it's just all over the places.

The politicians will do what they think

is good for them, not what's good for the country. If someone just gives you money and you didn't earn it,

easy come, easy go, right? Like, it's much easy to spend that money foolishly. The Fed is kind of like

an arsonist who sets fires. And then once the fire gets going, he changes clothes into a firefighter's uniform

and pretends to be putting out the fire

by putting more gasoline on it.

I don't know how people get tricked or hypnotized

into believing that the state is their friend.

I'm like, open a history book and show me.

Like, what have you got?

So we've abolished three central banks in our history.

And so why can't we do it again?

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