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Make7 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Mar-18-08 01:15 PM
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2. "Let me ask you a simple question:"
Edited on Tue Mar-18-08 01:18 PM by Make7
Let me ask you a simple question: what country in its right mind would create a system that would force it to lend itself money and have to repay the money WITH INTEREST? What country would charge itself interest? What nation would put itself out of business by making it bankrupt because of interest? The answer is none! America is not charging itself interest on its debt, the privately owned central bankers are doing this and they are hiding in plain sight! Congress (with the exception of Ron Paul), every US president and every single member of the corporate media are either part of the conspiracy or just plain stupid!

http://tvnewslies.org/tvnl/index.php/editorial/.../665-dear-lou-dobbs-who-owns-the-federal-reserve

Obviously the solution is to have the U.S. Government loan itself money at no interest.

Of course if the government had the money to loan to itself, it probably wouldn't have any need to borrow it in the first place....

- Make7
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