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Title: Aaron Russo on John Stadtmiller's Show Just Now: "I am NOT for the fair tax. I'm for getting rid of the Federal Reserve System."
Source: RBN
URL Source: http://www.rbnlive.com
Published: Aug 8, 2006
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Post Date: 2006-08-08 18:16:06 by christine
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Views: 1278
Comments: 42

"I don't want to feed the beast and the beast to me is the Federal Reserve System."

Seems he's in agreement with Eustace Mullins and G. Edward Griffin, among notable others, on this issue.

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Another out of the park interview. I recommend listening to the archive.

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#4. To: christine (#0)

Seems he's in agreement with Eustace Mullins and G. Edward Griffin, among notable others, on this issue.

That's great. I'm really looking forward to his movie.

I just wish certain people here would forget about him being a "jew" and recognize a good ally when he stares them in the face.

Neil McIver  posted on  2006-08-08   18:32:44 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

recognize a good ally

If Russo already knows that the dollar, the FED and the IRS are destined to be mergered into something else, as I suspect he does, then his message of demonizing the current system plays right into the hands of the NWO central planners. I don't trust him. The government and the power elite money people have all the marbles riding on being able to con the public into accepting a European style reform.

Richard W.

Arete  posted on  2006-08-08   19:05:25 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

The government and the power elite money people have all the marbles riding on being able to con the public into accepting a European style reform.

As opposed to what? Keeping the current 90 year old con running? It's not like they want to take away economic soverignty. That's already been done.

No, they don't have all their marbles riding on anything. If the PTB's want Euro style reform, then barring popular demand of the return to a gold standard, they'll get it eventually. It's just a question of when. They are a patient lot. No reason for them to be in a hurry either. They'll still get paid regardless.

Neil McIver  posted on  2006-08-08   19:21:29 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

As opposed to what? Keeping the current 90 year old con running?

So you are all for letting them getting away with the theft, looting the treasury and then happy to give them a chance to do it all over again. Hey, that's the ticket. Just push the reset button and let the con job begin again. Let the dollar go to zero and take back our county is my solution, unless you are comfortable with the current economic slave/master system we already have.

Richard W.

Arete  posted on  2006-08-08   19:34:28 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

So you are all for letting them getting away with the theft, looting the treasury and then happy to give them a chance to do it all over again.

Certainly I'm not. But the issue is/was whether these powers are desperate and I don't think they are at all. Also it's whether having people view Russo's film works in their favor in fifth column style or against them.

I think it works against them. (Based on what I've learned about the film. As a disclaimer I have not yet seen it). Getting people to question authority and many of the things they've taken for granted all their lives is what the cause of freedom needs.

Or maybe these PTB's are desperate. I hope so. That would be a great sign.

Neil McIver  posted on  2006-08-08   19:50:36 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Or maybe these PTB's are desperate.

They will only get desperate if things don't go according to how they have them scriped. The center of the economic universe is shifting to Asia. That means either we become someone's bitch client state as England had to do after WWII when they lost economic power to us, or we take our medicine, as bitter as it may be, and take back our country. Since neither of those options is on the table or unacceptable, we're going to have to merge. Taking back our country,of course, would mean a depression and much hardship so I guess it all boils down to how much you value real freedom and deomocracy, not the economic slavery type the ruling class keeps handing us.

Richard W.

Arete  posted on  2006-08-08   20:05:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Living in Ecuador has given me a chance to view things from the "outside". There're a lot of poor people here. Labor is quite cheap but there's no real manufacturing sector that I'm aware of.

I think what created the massive US trade deficit was the fact that the dollar has been the worlds reserve currency. The American consumer has been the beneficiary of this arrangement, as they simply borrow money and spend it without having to work for it. No suprise there.

But one observation I've had here is that this trade deficit does not just impact the balance books of the United States. It also has a negative impact on developing countries because goods made in Asia and elsewhere which could raise the standard of living here are instead diverted to the USA. Because that reduces supplies of such goods here, those goods are more expensive than they should be, and fewer people are able to buy them.

The massive US Trade deficit therefore, which is caused by the dollar being the world reserve currency, has the secondary impact of reducing the standard of living in developing countries.

When I hear of illegals going to the USA to work, arguably those illegals do have somewhat of a beef, that being that the American workers/consumers have been looting the world through the spending of a bogus dollar, and they feel entitled to a piece of this pirating action.

This is all about what happens when one currency is made into a reserve currency. I think any currency made into a new reserve currency whether it be the euro or americano or whatever will eventually (or maybe immediately) begin suffering a massive trade deficit as the USA has done.

The only way out is making gold the reserve. (This might be somewhat off topic, but an observation I've made here re: dollar).

Neil McIver  posted on  2006-08-08   20:52:09 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

I thought that the devaluing USD would be helping the exchange rates in foreign countries.

Not so?

Lod  posted on  2006-08-08   21:05:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

#41. To: lodwick (#39)

I thought that the devaluing USD would be helping the exchange rates in foreign countries.

That certainly is the consensus, and maybe it would. Others can comment on the economic mechanics better than me. I'm just pointing out that when one country runs a trade deficit like the US, it has an impact on other countries by shrinking the available supply of importable goods. That in turn makes a negative impact on the standard of living in those other countries.

When it's made possible by a fiat dollar that is backed by nothing, then I think it ceases to be commerce and instead becomes theft/piracy as it can go on indefinitely. What the fed does to us (the USA), the USA does to the world. That's what I'm seeing anyway.

Neil McIver  posted on  2006-08-08 23:08:20 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

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