CNBC Anchors Upset When They Unintentially Air Ron Paul’s Opening Statement to House Financial Services Committee

When you work at CNBC you just don’t want the unfiltered truth getting out across the airwaves (notice the reaction of the talking heads at 2:23).

Ron Paul said things like: “This is the end of an era. You can’t reinflate the bubble… it has failed” which is of course waaay too truthful to be shown uncensored:

Ron Paul: The Road to Nationalization and What About the BIG Bailout???

The $15 billion auto industry bailout really is a petty distraction compared to the $8+ trillion spent so far on the bank bailout scams.

Ron Paul speaking in the House of Representatives on 12/10/2008:

Ron Paul’s 2nd Speech from 12/10/2008:

Ron Paul Interviewed on Russia Today

Ron Paul: End of the Fiat Dollar

Ron Paul on the Breakdown of the Dollar Reserve Standard

Ron Paul on Glenn Beck Show 4/1/08

“I’ve never been a conspiracy theorist–I’ve never been a John Bircher or anything… but the more you learn and the more you look at history… This weekend I was reading about the crash of 1907 and how that thing was controlled and what came out of that and came to the Fed — I mean, we’re repeating the same mistake and it is always to give these private individuals control — almost a fourth branch of government or a seperate tree of our economic system…” – Glenn Beck

“There is no more ominous power than to give this authority to a secretive bank to create money out of thin air… We are witnessing the beginning of the end of dollar hegemony.” – Ron Paul

Funny how now that the presidential candidates have been decided by the media, Glenn Beck has decided that he likes Ron Paul. He sorta likes him anyway, the area where Glenn still doesn’t get it is the war on terror and the unjustifiable war in Iraq. So, let’s just focus on the economy and the government’s financial corruption:

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Reasons To Be Critical of the Federal Reserve

I’ve been reading “The 5000 Year Leap,” a book about the principles the Founding Fathers espoused which inspired the formation of the Constitution. Coincidentally I had been reading the chapter about “Free Market Economics” when I was directed to the article I quote below—but in this chapter the author (Cleon Skousen) describes how it had been Thomas Jefferson’s desire to set up the United States so that Congress (not private banks) controlled the issuance of money. Sadly, his desire was never fully implemented in the U.S., and pretty much from day one, because of bad policy amidst an economic depression, the issuance of money was turned over to a private consortium of bankers, and later to the fed, another private bank.

Jefferson seems to be calling from the grave with disapproval:

“If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their money, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people to whom it properly belongs. “