Young German protester nails the Federal Reserve Act

........as few or no "mainstream" journalists or politicians are willing to do it:

http://libertyvlogger.com/monday-demonstrations-in-germany-the-architects-of-the-future/
Monday Demonstrations in Germany: The Architects Of The Future

"One of the most worst laws in the world...." Even foreigners are seeing that the Fed* is evil enshrined in one of the  biggest, baddest institutions in history for mankind. This fellow says so and sums it up as "The Fed tells government what to do, and that's a problem!" With those ten words, activist Lars Märholz (founder of Monday Demonstrations) has summed up a great deal of world history and trauma over the past century. It seems an accepted given that "new world order" grappling for total power (including our endless so-called wars) is only possibly through massive usury banking. Say what you like about the Muslims, but their theology doesn't admit of any interest, and they're only the better for it.

Usury is a dirty word among strict Christian traditionalists. They say it's defined as any interest charged on a loan of money; others say usury means excessive interest only. Whatever wrongs the Scriptures may be referring to on the subject, the Fed is for sure the most spectacular (disastrous) example ever of them.

Life is supposed to be simple and small-scale. It is not supposed to be about Big Ideas, saving the world, bringing democracy or regime change, or private organizations generating our "money" as abstract figures in bank books and collecting oceanic quantities of interest on it by gouging the real earnings of real people who have earned it via sweat equity. The overweening pretense of it all should shock anybody who asks themselves just a few basic questions about modern ameriKan life, starting with "What's wrong with this picture."

This video, less than 45 minutes long, is worth watching despite the clumsy subtitles. It shows thoughtful, civilized people nailing the real crimes of their own government and ours.

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*or as lots of people unthinkingly put it, the FED