Where does the money go?


As I understand this film says: The (people in) the nation pay income tax which is used to pay interest. Because the USA has a bazillion $$$ debt.

Ok. But who do profit? If some rich bankers are cashing in big time, who are they?

If I search for the worlds richest people all lists come up with:

ICT billionaires (Microsoft, Oracle, Google)
investment (Buffet)
foreign industrials (India Steel)
foreign merchants (Ikea, Aldi)
oil monarchs (Arabs, Russians)
USA merchants (Walmart, Mars)

etc.

So my question is. If some elite individuals profit from this 'tax fraud' Who are they?








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So my question is. If some elite individuals profit from this 'tax fraud' Who are they?


how about the 300 beneficiaries/owners of the Privately Owned FED...now if you can find a current name list of the owners that would be very handy.

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Anyone who holds debt issued by the United States.

If you buy a savings bond or T-bill, YOU would benefit.

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Um, no. Currently a 6-month T-Bill carries negative 0.01% returns. This means you pay the government for carrying their debt. Longer term bills carry a slight positive return, but you may as well put it into a fixed term bank account.

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This is the part I don't get about this whole "scheme"... I don't understand how anyone could ever gain anything from buying T-bills. When you buy a Treasury bond, you pay x amount, and the government agrees to pay you x+interest after a given amount of time. Although you do end up with more dollars than you originally put in, the government has to print more money to pay you that interest. Producing more dollars decreases the value of every other dollar out there. So while you do get back more dollars, they're worth less than what you originally invested, so you're losing value. Assuming no other economic factors, the inflation and interest would (I think) balance each other, so you'd break even. But when you add in things like deficit spending and fractional reserve banking (a whole other can of worms...) the devaluation of the currency will always be more than the interest you earn, so you always lose value.

Am I missing something here?

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I don't understand how anyone could ever gain anything from buying T-bills.


me neither, however the premise of the T-Bill is that you are investing in the nation. Traditionally it was used for infrastructure/nation building so the something tangible arose from those investments which bettered the economy in some way thus benefiting the GDP of the country. This benefit translated into wealth for the country. The interest you accumulate for the period is not really printed as the nation benefited and made a profit (so to speak) so you are merely receiving a promised dividend on the profits.

The system has become so bastardized that money pledged for projects is now finding its way to other "projects" which have no profit in them as they are vote grabbing expenses and war financing which other than electing people to power end up costing the public in the form of inflation over time.

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Look up the Rothschilds. They are never on the list, although the family's net assets are said to be in the trillions. Their family pretty much invented the modern banking system. They don't loan money to people though. They loan money to entire countries. They funded just about all of the major wars of the last few hundred years. They funded both sides of many of the conflicts. There is one particularly interesting story in which they used inside information that Napoleon lost at Waterloo to corner the monetary market.

There are also families in the middle east that are always left off of the richest people's lists. If you can buy and sell millionaires, I would think it would be pretty easy to keep yourself off of any "world's richest" list, if you wanted to.

If you essentially owned the entire western hemisphere, would you want the world to know it?

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If the governemnt isn't fully aware of where the money goes, how can the American people be?

The Rothschilds are one of the families to benefit and may possibly benefit the most. To find out who benefits, look at who set up the Fed, and also who tried to set it up before 1913 - the Rothschilds, Morgans, Warburgs & Rockefellers. The bankers rule the world and, if things carry on the wayt they are, they will never be stopped.

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Yea that is BS. The Rothschilds and other families power diminished pre-WW2.Various families made a alot of money during the time of mercantile and were even granted royal titles. They were granted land and even cities,nation-states,etc. This system collapsed with the civil wars,governments taking banks,revolutions,democratization,etc. The civil wars,revolutions,etc across most of the world ended that practice and also fiat currency.

These old families would try to acquire as much gold as possible and use it to fund wars. Rothschilds funded Napoleon wars and things such as that. But new wars(WW1,WW2) were funded by loans,silver/gold before fiat currency,etc. US primarily funded a lot of the allies which allowed US to become a superpower. We have fiat currency so most debt is owned by the state. In other words US citizens own the debt. The Fed keeps the US monetary system from collapsing. Basically it was developed to stop the money runs of the banking crisis that caused things like great depression around the world.

There are real problems with the Fed and not your conspiracy theories. A small group of people appointed by the US President exerts almost total control over the Fed, while the stockholders are stockholders in name only. Goldman Sachs has no shares of fed but has huge political power?Remember when banks needed the bailouts they didn't go to the fed because they have no power there. They sent the banking lobbies to congress and they had the treasury print money and Fed distribute.

The issue is not the Fed's ownership; the issue is its ability to create an unlimited amount of money out of thin air. To prevent inflation the debt has to be sold to foreign countries. They stop buying then the system collapses.



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Wow. Are you some kind of elitist shill. That was a statement, not a question.

The Rothschilds didn't fund the wars with gold. They funded it with fractional reserve money (not fiat).

The fact is that there is still a global elite who own and run the largest corporations and banks. They give the largest campaign contributions to political candidates and the candidates are beholden to them.

If you simply look at the board members of the largest corporations you'll see a lot of overlap.

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