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>Explaining "Freaky Friday" -- How the Gold Guys Became Their Own Worst Enemies - Nathan Lewis - New World Economics

While you're discussing the Fed and the Great Depression:
In 1934 House Banking Chairman 1922-1932 Louis McFadden in a congressional speech exposed the Federal Reserve as having stolen America's gold and sending it to Europe. Funny thing that between 1928 and 1932 Hitler received massive funding from Wall St for his upcoming campaign and armament preparations for WW2.
Louis McFadden asked for support from his fellow House members to arrest the Fed for treason for this betrayal, theft and causing the Great Depression.

American's still don't understand to this day that the Depression was caused by a massive gold theft to fund WW2 and Louis McFadden tried to expose this crime and they finally assassinated him on their 3rd attempt in 1936. Congress was of course scared shitless to join the Banking Committee Chairman in his arrest of the Fed for treason. Several videos on Utube are exposing the massive control and intimidation of the secret owners of the Fed who had captured America in 1913 and are responsible for the economic cluster F we're experiencing today.

If you're interested in who these criminals are - look up on utube Eric Jon Phelps and former World Bank attorney Karen Hudes to get the details. They describe how the Black Pope of the Jesuits stole the Vatican's gold 300 years ago and with their Rothschild bankers secretly took over the world and continue their secret dominance through bribery and death threats.

Louis Mcfadden's suppressed speech in the Congressional Record

http://home.hiwaay.net/~becraft/mcfadden.html



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Beginning of the headline :I noted before a rather strange oddity: that most self-proclaimed “gold standard advocates” actually label the monetary arrangements of the 1925-1931 period as a major cause of the Great Depression. Oddly enough, the Keynesian Mercantilists generally do not. They claim an “inherent instability of capitalism” that requires government oversight and intervention, including funny-money currency manipulation by an unelected board of central bank bureaucrats... Read More
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