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Ron Paul on CNBC: 'Abolish the Federal Reserve'
blog.goldassets.co.uk — It seems that there is something of a chorus beginning for abolishing the federal reserve, after it has noticeably failed to mitigate the whole subprime mess. Is this debate finally about to escape the confines of conspiracy forums?
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Abolishing The Federal Reserve and The Bank Of England would go a long way to improving life in the "free world." They're partners in crime.
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Why people can't grasp the fact that the Fed has destroyed our economy and it's going to implode soon is beyond me...well except for the fact that people just refuse to believe truth.
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If you still aren't convinced about why we need to abolish the Federal Reserve (this band of private bankers who are fraudulently stealing our hard-earned money through legalized theft), then watch the following documentary, if you are interested in the truth:
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Dugg for the second video on that page, where Jim Rogers really lays it out in black and white. The trouble is regulators coming in to save banks that never agreed to be regulated in the first place. It's the quid without the quo.
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