This present world's golden rule: He who has the money rules.

1776 The American Revolution of 1776 was because of money and taxes without true authority.

These questions will be answered here. True authority. What is it. Money. What is it

1788 Leaders of America knew they didn't want bankers in control of the money. Neither did the want an absolute permanent king in control of the money. They learned these two lessons by experience with the king of england and the bank of england. The king taxed them without representation, and the bank printed paper money at their own desire. American leaders therefore gave Congress the right to coin money through representatives elected every four years by the people because they knew beyond a doubt that who controls the money also can control the laws and the armies. We need to understand again, today, what the Founding Fathers understood and wrote into the Constitution of the United States of America.

Historical quotes on money showing arguments against a private banking system having the power to coin money:
1.See the above link for these quotes.
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5. Quotes from 1900 to 1913 against private bankers taking over the role of government to coin money. 1 2 3 4 5

Events of 1908 through 1913 prior to the bankers pushing through the FRBS

Examples of new departments in universities funded by bankers to teach their ideas on paper money.

History of failed attempts by United States Senators to investigate the FRBS

Jekyll Island and it's plan

The story of the caravan traders who quit carrying gold to make their purchases and began using clay tablets from "bankers".

How the "money multiplies" when it's on clay tablets (ie paper)

Bookkeeping entries.

The rich bank keeps collecting interest on all the clay tablets multiplied out of sight, though he owned none of the gold. That is zero gold owned, loaned out at a rate of interest, which is "infinite interest" if you get any interest at all on nothing.

630 Billion didn't solve the problem

Who has concise 1 page story of arguments against the FRBS before it was illegally "passed" in Christmas recess of 1912.

Anyone have access to "short stories" on the central banking system history in America, say from 1850 through 1913?

Money controls the armies which "keep the peace" as desired by those who make the "laws", ie have the gold. One golden rule iss who has the gold makes the rules, enforced by their army, paid for by their money.

"IRS Money out of your pocket???

Kiting a check, = "re-hypothecation" by the bankers = variations on "derivatives" and then "synthetic derivatives" , layer after layer after layer, of paper bookkeeping entry bets by people like Paulson who says "it's too complicated for them to understand"

this is the foundation of the "re-hypothecation" of money and that is the backbone of the world bankers wealth.

Infinite interest fits the definition of "usury".

or more correctly, Usury certainly is expressed by the collecting of infinite interest, which is any interest at all on something you do not own, created by a paper and pen bookkeeping entry.

Two more points for the expanding outline:
1. Senator Larry McDonald
2. Senator McFadden
For more detail see people who died or nearly died while pushing for investigation of FRBS

Today I heard a reporter say, Bernanke's opinion is important because he's the one who issues the paper that keeps our economy running. A post on another site: I majored in human communication and recall reading a paper by a sociologist back in the 60's that impressed me greatly, it maintained TV had replaced family as the enculterator of our children. No longer would children learn from stories and shared human experiences, but from TV programs. That reporter learned her business from tv and politically acceptable sound-bite "education". The institutions have had a century to endoctrinate people to the multiplied clay tablets kind of money.