> It's been that way since 1913, when a private central bank took control over the wealth of the country. Putting the focus on banks is important, yes. Thats good. > America as we know it isn't occupied. It's owned. Audience, context, proper framing, and mindset. Don't ask what the distinction beteen "occupied" and "owned" is. Ask what these words mean to the people reading them, and the general public. Even though its just a political or economic war, rather than physical war, the public needs to 1. be made aware of whats being done to America 2. put on a war footing against the occupation. If they can push us into the left-right camps americans-vs-americans again, or divide along racial lines rather than religious, then they win. If we can make it about economics or religion, about defending american traditions/ways-of-thought e.x. constitutionalism, christianity, taxation without representation, our families, declining economic liberty (saving, property, security, jobs) , and us-vs-the-state, then we win and the state has to capitulate.