The New Slavery: How Banks Systematically Steal Our Wealth
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (664 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500346616 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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" the entire [human] race is in D. Maiullo "the entire [human] race is in slavery to money." - Joel Goldsmith, 1959.. "Excellent introduction for anyone who has ever wondered about the facts behind our monetary system." according to Rick Hoegberg. We all use money, it's what binds the economic activities of everyone together, but if you've ever suspected that there is a financial 'Matrix' ensnaring us all, then this gem of a book is the 'Red Pill' that will open your eyes.Once started on this path, the author successfully takes the reader down the Rabbit Hole, navigating the misconceptions that have been deliberately created to keep us unaware of just how enslaved we really are. It's a bitter pill to swallow, but choosing a difficult truth in the face of a comfortable delusion is a challenge e. Stulando said Great Primer on how the Federal Reserve system has contributed to the decline of freedom and prosperity in the United States. Mr. Maiullo has connected a lot of dots in a vey concise, straightforward treatise on how the Federal Reserve system has hurt the US economy and trapped the 99% in an impossible spiral of debt. His solution to the problem is bound to displease the 1% who benefit most by the current monetary system.
If you don't know how money is created, then you will never know how the banks are systematically stealing your wealth.. The New Slavery is an exposition of how the banks of the Federal Reserve System create money and debt simultaneously, largely through fractional reserve lending, and thereby enslave an enormous proportion of the American people by means of their currency, Federal Reserve Notes, erroneously called "dollars". Although the focus is on the United States, the technique of enslaving people through debt is used by central banks throughout the world