This guy knows a lot about money, but he is not very Jew-wise. He and his guest dodge the problem completely in that respect. Weissnberger starts in with "everyone blames it on repealing Glass-Steagal but you have to look deeper than that...." Yes, the problem is deeper than that, but you only need to look at Glass-Steagal to figure out why everything is crashing. These Mises/libertarian types never want to talk about regulation. Their discussion of Glass-Steagal is very dodgy.
This unwillingness to see the Jewish hand behind the problem does not allow people to see the trend: Jews take a good system and jack it up so that they can steal everything. Then they say that the system is the problem, and that everything should be based only on the money that they now control.
You can't have any system without some sort of regulation. A market without some regulation will quickly lead to armed thugs stealing. Regulation 1: Armed thugs can't steal. Other problems are monopolies and fraud. I agree that regulations should be kept to a minimum, but eliminating all regulation is a fantasy.
The biggest problem is that Jews steal and corrupt society. That is why the Byzantine Empire lasted so long: they kept Jews out of Law, teaching and government.
The other problem is Interest. You can't have money created with interest due. It is not sustainable. Debt-money and private fractional reserve lending are problematic for this reason.
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This guy knows a lot about money, but he is not very Jew-wise. He and his guest dodge the problem completely in that respect. Weissnberger starts in with "everyone blames it on repealing Glass-Steagal but you have to look deeper than that...." Yes, the problem is deeper than that, but you only need to look at Glass-Steagal to figure out why everything is crashing. These Mises/libertarian types never want to talk about regulation. Their discussion of Glass-Steagal is very dodgy.
This unwillingness to see the Jewish hand behind the problem does not allow people to see the trend: Jews take a good system and jack it up so that they can steal everything. Then they say that the system is the problem, and that everything should be based only on the money that they now control.
You can't have any system without some sort of regulation. A market without some regulation will quickly lead to armed thugs stealing. Regulation 1: Armed thugs can't steal. Other problems are monopolies and fraud. I agree that regulations should be kept to a minimum, but eliminating all regulation is a fantasy.
The biggest problem is that Jews steal and corrupt society. That is why the Byzantine Empire lasted so long: they kept Jews out of Law, teaching and government.
The other problem is Interest. You can't have money created with interest due. It is not sustainable. Debt-money and private fractional reserve lending are problematic for this reason.
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