What do Julius Caesar, Andrew Jackson, Alexander Hamilton, President James Garfield, and Abraham Lincoln have in common?
Many have speculated that Caesar’s death was at the behest of Central Bankers.
(tenable)
After his assassination, we do know for sure that the Roman Republic would devolve into the “Empire” phase.
Inflation and corruption of the Roman Empire was so evident that their coins physically got derpy-er and derpier over time.
— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) April 9, 2023
(d/l'ed from @wallstreetsilv or @FinanceLancelot sometime last year) pic.twitter.com/bTzPqdxGhm
He created “greenbacks” a central U.S. “dollar” to use as a tool to unite the North and south financially.
The sequence of events isnt the only datapoint for the connection to Central Bankers.
Otto Von Bismarck implicitly blamed Lincoln assassination on bankers:
8 months after the death of Lincoln they instituted the gold standard.
The Bankers immediately demonetized silver (plentiful in America and being used as currency) and moved to a gold (rare in america) as the central currency.
Andrew Jackson tried to kill the Second Bank of America (aptly named because it was the second attempt at a Central Bank).
Nicholas Biddle (who was in charge of the bank) manipulated the media and papers to oppose Jackson.
When this didnt work, they tried to kill Jackson.
When the assassination attempt failed..
Woodrow Wilson campaigned to end Central Bank if he won presidency and his fellow Democrats won Congress.
He was elected and democrats swept congress.
Then they did a 180.
They supported the Bank, passed Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and created income tax.
The faked "crisis initiation" of bank runs is how they finally (after many years of trying) got the Federal Reserve established in 1913. Theyre now doing the same thing with CBDCs. This is the beginning of the 1913 Federal Reserve act https://t.co/l7ssmOocPG pic.twitter.com/eSUHIsvbxP
— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) March 24, 2023
Then on his deathbed he said this about the Federal Reserve Act…..but the damage was already done, there was a privately controlled, unelected bank at the center of the American center of government.
Prior to the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, and the 16th Amendment, “federal income taxes” had been ruled unconstitutional TWICE by the Supreme Court.
Fun Fact: JP Morgan “saved” but the bankers themselves actually caused the Great Depression.
JP Morgan seized opportunity as “land grab”.
You're getting a lot of facts mixed up.
— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) April 9, 2023
The U.S. was still in the Great Depression when WW2 broke out. Its industrial base hadn't recovered after 1929.
It was only when they agreed to export hardware in the "Lend Lease Act" that the industrial base grew.https://t.co/Xcr0pa6gCA
Woodrow Wilson seems like he was a fountain of terrible ideas.
I could go into a whole thread on the Warburgs, Rothschilds and Schiffs, Great Depression and WW2.
and linking to modern-day politicians like Jamie Raskin et al. a thread for another time.
Suffice to say: JP Morgan died “poor”
Many think he was a front-man for European bankers.
American struggles with Central Bank throughout history are not unique, for many of these Central Banks “link up” in Basel at the BIS. (video from @financelancelot)
Jack Ma was silenced for opposing the Chinese communist party (CCP).
This is what the media claimed.
If you pull the transcript of his speech, you see that actually he was speaking out against the Central Banking system in Basel.
We know the World's Richest Man, Jack Ma, wasnt likely disappeared for criticizing his party. We know it is cuz he criticized:
— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) January 8, 2023
"Basel, more like a seniors club, is about solving the problem of an aging financial system".
and continued on to suggest China break away from the BIS. pic.twitter.com/BpCoMONWtI
Quick note on “Fractional Reserve” banking.
The “interest rate” is the “price of money”. How much it costs to borrow it.
I’d always assumed “interest” originated as a way to recoup opportunity cost
while someone was borrowing from you.
(e.g. While your money was lent, you could not use it to buy goods or pay workers.)
Japan’s 1980s crash was triggered by the BIS (central bank of central banks)
The BIS mandated that all central banks raise the reserves for lending.
Where previously banks could lend 9 dollars for every 1 dollar they had in their vaults, the BIS now required banks to have 6 dollars in the vault to lend 9.
Anyway, the legacy of Banking families (interlinked with marriages and such) is very much what explains the world today.
Here is Norman Dodd (of Dodd-Frank fame) (interviewed by Edward G Griffin author of “Creature from Jekyll Island” btw) on Tax exempt organizations in the US (if you want a sampling start at 25:52 mark here)
Teddy Roosevelt also warned about Central Bankers before his death (even though Franklin D Roosevelt oversaw the seizure of American’s savings in Gold).
By WW1 Russia was the last major European power that had not acquiesced to central bankers. The bankers set out to overthrow the Czar. Thus the bankers proceeded to back Communism in an effort to consolidate/control the wealth of Russia. Putin alluded to this at the WEF in 2022
Even Lenin admitted that his version of central planning had failed, and that he was not in control of the finances, that someone else was controlling the purse strings:
Another important nugget I learned was:
“A Market Crash can not cause a depression.”
I’d never heard it stated so simply until Milton Friedman said it (and I read it later in Thomas Sowell)
A depression is caused by the contraction of monetary supply and NOT a “down market”.
A crash only wipes out the speculators.
The common thread from Caesar to the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, Lincoln assassination, WW1 & WW2, Napoleon and even obscure stuff like “Lucky Lindy” is :
the Bankers
I believe that Finance/Central Banking is the “Grand Unifying theory” of the history of the West.
It explains all.
Lucky Lindy’s dad said this about the Federal Reserve:
Ok, thats enough for now. I tried to cite stuff in the thread, but here are some more citations. This documentary should be standard watching for every living person. I wish I’d found it decades ago.
It is HERE free on Youtube.
Here is a clip from the beginning of “The Money Masters” (1996) This documentary is amateur and long, but it is PACKED. Every few mins is a new bombshell. amazing stuff.