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The most audacious trick pulled off by the international bankers was convincing a large portion of the people that the system we have today is capitalism. That's what they always do: convince you that the troubles they've caused you today are really somebody else's fault. Then you're more likely to support their "solutions," which coincidentally always don't fix the problem and they end up with more money and more power.
The most audacious trick pulled off by the international bankers was convincing a large portion of the people that the system we have today is capitalism. That's what they always do: convince you that the troubles they've caused you today are really somebody else's fault. Then you're more likely to support their "solutions," which coincidentally always don't fix the problem and they end up with more money and more power.
Trying to explain to some people that Corporatism that we have now is not capitalism is like talking to a brick wall. It's no longer Capitalism when the Government/Federal Reserve puts their finger on the scales.
Trying to explain to some people that Corporatism that we have now is not capitalism is like talking to a brick wall. It's no longer Capitalism when the Government/Federal Reserve puts their finger on the scales.
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