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The Federal Reserve is a Corrupt Banking System

This is Friday’s movie of the day. I’ve posted this clip in the past, but it’s important for everyone to learn how the Federal Reserve is robbing the public.

Watch all five parts of the movie. The first one is playing below.

Read on for clip #2.

1. Corrupt Banking System - Cartels Robbing the Public

2. Corrupt Banking System - How “Money” is Created

3. Corrupt Banking System - Money is Debt

4. Corrupt Banking System - Monetary Reform

5. Corrupt Banking System - Warning About the NWO

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  1. Jesse said:
    on July 18th at 11:49 am

    “Freedom to fascism” is another great documentary about corruption from the federal reserve and taxing. I have not had a chance to watch the video posted here yet but I’ll be sure to do so sometime soon.

  2. khan said:
    on July 18th at 02:59 pm

    bankaholic, your site doesnt allow users to add comments on bank reviews or adding a new bank. please fix it ASAP so that we are aware of what is going on with the banks from the customer point of view.

  3. JoeKonsumer said:
    on July 18th at 08:02 pm

    Watched first video. Well done, but a little misleading. Implies banks when loaning money simply issue claim checks, far exceeding money held in vaults. At one time in US history, banks did issue “bank notes”, but now they use good old US currency like everyone else. When they lend money, they must get this money from somewhere. Generally the money comes from customer deposits & when not sufficient, they borrow money via long term or short term borrowings. The are only required to hold a certain amount of cash reserves on hand, so in this respect, they’ve lent much more than they hold…. I’m not a banker, but video unfairly portrays bankers as unseemly and even evil…. but it is entertaining. Haven’t watched other parts yet, but I suspect the indictment of the Federal Reserve will be equally misleading!

  4. Jesse said:
    on July 18th at 08:16 pm

    JK, the federal reserve act was a “middle of the night” bill passed that, unconstitutionally gave private banks control of our money. Ever since they have put America into debt for their greed. This was the start of private corporations having complete control of this corrupt country (illuminati) of ours. Trust me, nothing misleading needs to be said to indict the federal reserve.

  5. Craig said:
    on July 18th at 08:37 pm

    Joe, Are you sure you are not a banker? What I mean by that is that many of us hold mutual funds, 401K plans, which in turn hold financial stocks and bonds from . . . banks. As a stock holder you are a part owner in a bank. That is one thing that is misleading about the video. It is not a small group of people who are ‘duping’ the public, it is a financial system that is supported by the stock and bond holders of the banks. True, there are CEOs making extremely large salaries; but that is true of most major corporations in America, not just banks. And, as we have seen recently, they can be put to the curb if they screw up.

    Now, aren’t all you bank owners ashamed of your actions! :)

  6. Credit Card Blog said:
    on July 24th at 04:30 pm

    Irresponsible borrowing and spending will always get you in trouble.

  7. Dan Tanner said:
    on July 30th at 03:50 am

    Why fight the Feds? They own your destiny. They owned your grand fathers and his destiny too.

    You can’t win with these people, they simply own all your money, even those dollars in your wallet, right now.

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  8. Jess said:
    on August 1st at 03:00 am

    Does this also explain why China is rapidly surpassing us? Yes they have more nat resources, more people, but isn’t their currency regulated and created by the Chinese govt?

    Just curious.

  9. Dan Tanner said:
    on August 13th at 08:14 pm

    China and India are booming economies. They are also not fighting perpetual wars and wasting resources. No one has shattered their economic future and created deficits. In fact the growth is so furious that they have to raise rates to curb runaway economy.

    Banks in India pay 8% to 10% interest on CDs, compare that to ours 2-3%. Do a google search and see yourself- it may shock you.