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Why Occupy Protests The Fed

January 26, 2012 in World

Occupie Jane EvershedA couple months ago, I wrote a series based on a poster created by Jane Evershed called “Don’t Eat the Cake, Share the OccuPIE.”

During that series, I addressed her six pieces of pie:

  1. end all wars
  2. environmental responsibility
  3. free/real education
  4. health care for all
  5. release of free energy technologies
  6. an ethical economy

A couple days ago, after writing about the American bank that has ownership interest in The Fed, I noticed something.

In that article, I said the American bank, JP Morgan Chase Bank of New York, originated with John Pierpont Morgan. As a banker, he provided financing for, among others, General Electric and the United States Steel Corporation. He worked with numerous inventors and businessman of his day including Henry Ford (automobile), Andrew Carnegie (steel), Jay Gould (railroad), and John Rockefeller (oil) to become to these men what The Rothschild Family was to European businesses and royalty.

I said these men created systems for manufacturing progressive and profitable products like transportation and the related consumables. Then, they used this wealth to further their interests by creating business systems they could use to control the world.

I said these businesses included medicine, military, education, energy, leisure activities, and banking.

When I went back to review that article, I noticed I had listed the same six businesses Jane had put in her poster.

In fact, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up as I realized the Occupy Protests are against the very things The Illuminati have put in place since the founding of The Fed.

Let’s look closer at each of these six areas.

War – This is used by The Illuminati to create world chaos. In addition, it creates national debts and generates significant profit for those who manufacture petroleum and steel based products including transportation.

Environment – The Rockefellers purchased vast amounts of land because of its natural beauty and donated it to the government. This was the beginning of the National Park Service. These actions influenced leisure activities. In addition, it allowed The Illuminati to lead the way in controlling environmental law and shaping it for their purposes. This protected some land while leaving other land vulnerable to pollution.

Education – The Rockefellers, Carnegies, and Fords invested in libraries and educational systems so they could have workers trained to work in their factories. This shaped the current public education system and taught students to obey at the expense of critical thinking. The article in this link has more information.

Health care – The Rockefellers started vaccination programs that became the Center for Disease Control. Their contribution to Western medicine is immense. While this philosophy has solved significant health issues, it has caused other, greater issues.

Energy – The Rockefellers made their money from petroleum-based products. This continues to be one of the most profitable areas for Illuminati-based businesses even when there are numerous reports of more efficient alternative energy systems.

Economy – The banking industry, led by The Fed, dominated the economy through the manipulation of money supply. This has created the severe issues we face today.

As I have shown in this series of articles, the common thread between these issues is The Fed. The Fed is controlled by ten banks. These banks are directly tied to The Freemasons who were infiltrated by The Illuminati, a group started by The Rothschild Family.

Those are the facts, as I understand them.

I continue this thought tomorrow when I write about more of this group’s influences.

The Fed’s American Bank

January 23, 2012 in United States

Two days ago, I listed the ten banks that control The Fed. I said that nine of them were tied to European Banks and The Rothschild Family.

What about the tenth bank?

The TycoonsIt has an American Name, JP Morgan Chase Bank of New York. Look at history and you’ll see that John Pierpont Morgan, as a banker, provided financing for, among others, General Electric and the United States Steel Corporation. He worked with numerous inventors and businessman of his day including Henry Ford (automobile), Andrew Carnegie (steel), Jay Gould (railroad), and John Rockefeller (oil) to become to these men what The Rothschild Family was to European businesses and royalty.

He found ways to conduct transactions that other banks were not willing to do.

(For a full account of this story, I recommend The Tycoons: How Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Jay Gould, and J. P. Morgan Invented the American Supereconomy)

Therefore, as oil became the lifeblood for substantial United States financial growth, these men acquired significant wealth.

History tells us that the Rockefellers led the way due to the inordinate amount of wealth they acquired through the acquiring and distribution of oil. John Rockefeller Sr. developed a system for running oil wells and refineries that was superior to his competitors. It was so profitable that he was able to acquire his competitors’ businesses.

His ability to produce enough oil-based products provided gasoline for Ford’s automobile. His need for railroads to transport his oil allowed Gould to build the dominant railroad system in the country which needed Carnegie’s steel. Rockefeller also used Carnegie’s steel for his oil business and, of course, Gould transported it.

The banking and financing needs were met by Morgan.

Rockefeller’s Standard Oil became so large that, in 1911, it was broken up by the United States Government after being declared a monopoly. The resulting stock split produced Esso (now Exxon), Mobile, Conoco, Texaco, Chevron, Sunoco, and other oil companies. Each company’s share price immediately increased and, since Rockefeller held stock in all of them, he became the wealthiest man in the world.

His group had enough wealth that, by the time The Fed was created in 1913, it was logical, and possibly conspiratorial, to link the Rockefeller group with the Rothschild group. As part of this process, they apparently aligned with The Illuminati to assist in carrying out their 25-point plan.

It appears our current world is the result of that plan. Businesses and bankers have created systems for manufacturing progressive and profitable products like transportation and the related consumables. Then, they have used this wealth to further their interests by creating business systems they could use to control the world.

These businesses include medicine, military, education, energy, leisure activities, and banking.

The step that allowed them to fund these businesses was the 1913 creation of The Fed.

With the Western world’s wealth combined within one organization, the next step was to find a way to acquire the Eastern world’s wealth.

I’ll tell you how they did that tomorrow.

Why We Are At War

November 6, 2011 in World

This is part one of a three part series designed to help readers become informed about the Occupy Movement.

The Occupy Movement exists because the current way of life on our planet no longer works for a majority of the people. In short, government cannot solve our current problems. This inability means anger and fear will grow as uncertainty persists. I call it “War in America.”

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, believes these problems are direct outgrowths of the global depression of the 1930s. There are two overriding philosophies that come from that time frame.

The first is the idea that one group of people is better than another. This idea of eugenics was quite popular until Hitler used it to commit horrendous acts.

The second is the idea that government can create social programs to solve financial issues. President Roosevelt used this ideology to push the financial problems of that generation into the future.

The problem, as I see it, it that those two philosophies continue to exist in our society.

John D. Rockefeller set precedent for this when he assumed his sizable wealth gave him insight into education. Subsequently, he created the General Education Board in 1902. This system told us to go to school, work a job, and trust our money to the savings and investment bankers on Wall Street.

Great DepressionThis system took responsibility from the individual and put it into the hand of those who “knew best.” It didn’t work. It created the Great Depression.

Rather than fix the system, President Roosevelt added to the Rockefeller philosophy by giving government the responsibility of taking care of the people that failed by using the system. He used the philosophy that one group of people (the wealthy) is better than the others (the poor and middle class) and created the social programs of Social Security, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Fannie Mae.

Today, the system still doesn’t work. Those who have failed continue to look to the government for help because that is what they have been taught to do. The difference today is that government doesn’t have the money to help because it bailed out the banks.

Apparently, this system doesn’t even work for the wealthy.

Therefore, The Occupy Movement protests against the system including government and the banks.

Since the Great Depression, the only consistent business has been war that uses big machinery and lots of weapons. Humanity has figured out these wars are foolish. The big business of military industry doesn’t care as long as war produces profits. American military doesn’t go overseas to win the hearts and minds of the people. It travels because war is profitable.

Therefore, The Occupy Movement protests against the military/industrial complex.

I call these protests war. I call them war because they are an occupation. They take ground.

I’ll write about which ground in my next article.