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Interesting banking situation

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Hungary is trying to do away with their central bank - look how the institutions join to bully them into not doing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16362662

Remember these central banks are largely privately owned - we aren't allowed to know who all the shareholders are...and they lend money to our governments at high(ish) interest rates, making billions every year. Where do their profits go? What dividends do they pay out?
 
It's amazing how many people don't understand how the worlds banking and money system works, it's the biggest scam ever and the people running it are the real leaders of the world.

All of the interest on that borrowed money (that is created out of thin air) is paid by taxing the public, and goes into the pockets of the owners of the central banks.

If the governments printed their own money then there would be no interest to pay, and thus much less taxation.

The last 2 US presidents who wanted to get rid of the FED were Lincoln and JFK and look what happened to them.

Bring back gold backed money!
 
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