We can't take anything the MSM says at face value these days. We have to look for deeper meaning in everything anymore. Remember, one of my sources just said that only 10% of what the MSM is reporting these days is true.
I am NOT saying the Prison Planet is MSM... but I am certain that they took the information for their article from things that were reported by the MSM.
Greenspan has done a few things throughout the years that have made me raise an eyebrow and wonder who he really works for... Faction 1 or Faction 2.
Faction 2 has the notable ability to turn F1 people into F2 people like a magician producing a rabbit out of a hat.
When Greenspan was talking about the dollar, which dollar was he talking about?
Was he talking about the Federal Reserve Note... or the United States dollar as mentioned in our Constitution. Why is this significant?
If Greenspan is talking about the Federal Reserve Note, then he is advocating the demise of the FED in the same way all knowledgeable American Patriots are advocating the demise of the FED.
If there is anyone who knows what the FED really is and who it serves, it would be the former FED HEADS like Greenspan and Volker and now Bernanke. As I said earlier, Faction Two has a remarkable way of turning former F1 lackies into active F2 soldiers. Have they successfully turned Greenspan?
Of course I don't know for sure... What I am doing is asking all of you to remember that bankrupting the Federal Reserve member banks takes the huge sucking beast off the backs of all Americans... and will eventually take the beast off the backs of all world citizens.
Bankrupting the FED is a GOOD thing!! It frees us from the illegal currency we now use... the Federal Reserve Notes... AND it takes away the cash cow that the new world order has used for almost 100 years to fund its multi-national plans to enslave mankind!!
Do YOU know what a United States dollar really is???
The following is from a speech by Edwin Viera, author of Cra$hmaker, A Federal Affaire
Trashing the Constitution:
How misconstruction of the monetary powers and disabilities subverted the Founding Fathers’ intent
Presented by
Dr. Edwin Vieira, Jr., Esq.,
FAME Foundation Scholar
LARGE snip.....
The Spanish milled dollar was made the unit or standard for all foreign silver coins in the American colonies in 1704 by Queen Anne (there was a Parliamentary statute in 1707). It was made the standard for the United States by the Continental Congress under the Articles of Confederation, before the Constitution was even written. So in fact the dollar preceded the writing of the Constitution. It preceded the ratification of the Constitution. It preceded the first Congress, the first President, the first Supreme Court, the Federal Reserve Board, and everything else. Do you think it might be independent of all those things, having preceded them?
As a historical fact, the dollar is independent of the Constitution. The father of the dollar, in our system, was Thomas Jefferson. He was the one who proposed it to the Continental Congress. In the first government under the Constitution, Jefferson was Secretary of State, and Alexander Hamilton was Secretary of the Treasury. They didn’t agree on very much, if anything, except this: They both agreed on the monetary system. The Federalists and the Anti-federalists were in complete agreement. And what did Congress and the Treasury do in 1792 with the first coinage act? They went out to determine what the value of this “dollar” was.
How did they do that? They went to the marketplace. In what we would call statistical analysis, they collected a large sampling of Spanish milled dollars that were circulating, and they did a chemical analysis of them to determine on average how much silver they contained. This appears in the Coinage Act of 1792 where they wrote: “The Dollar or Unit shall be of the value of a Spanish milled dollar as the same is now current,” that is, running in the market, “to wit, three hundred and seventy-one and one-quarter grains of silver.”
Now you know something that 99.999% of Americans do not know, and probably a higher percentage of lawyers. The “dollar” is a silver coin containing three hundred and seventy-one and one-quarter grains of silver—and it cannot be changed by constitutional amendment, definitionally, any more than the term “year” can. And yet, as I mentioned before, if you ask the average person what a dollar is, he’ll probably hold this thing up. [holding up a Federal Reserve Note]
: Traitor Greenspan Urges Gulf States To Abandon Dollar
: Paul Joseph Watson
: Prison Planet
: Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
: Alan Greenspan has again exposed himself as a traitor working
: against the interests of the American people by urging Gulf
: states to abandon the dollar peg, a move that could result
: in financial chaos and an economic depression in America.
: The dollar peg mandates Gulf nations to price their assets in
: U.S. dollars and follow U.S. monetary policy at a time when
: the Fed is cutting interest rates, a system that has
: produced a boom in oil revenues but led to high inflation
: as the dollar weakens.
: "It [de-pegging] is probably the most useful thing that
: can be done to stop the increasing influence of foreign
: assets on the monetary system and therefore the monetary
: base which is basically the major force in inflationary
: pressures," Greenspan told the Abu Dhabi Corporate
: Leadership Forum yesterday.
: "In the short term free floating … will not fully
: dissipate inflationary pressure, although it would
: significantly do so," added Greenspan, giving a green
: light for Gulf states to drop the dollar peg.
: According to Economist editor Pam Woodall, Greenspan’s
: comments heralded the beginning of the end for the US
: dollar as the currency of choice for foreign exchange
: reserves.
: "If Asian central banks hold today more than 80 per cent
: of the global foreign exchange reserves, which indicates
: the shift of the global economy domination towards Asia, it
: seems quite awkward that the UAE still maintains the peg of
: its currency to the US dollar," she told Gulf News.
: Greenspan’s zeal to destroy the dollar is evident in numerous
: public statements he has made predicting the replacement of
: the dollar with the Euro as the world reserve currency.
: The former Fed chairman has repeatedly badmouthed the dollar
: and hyped the inevitability of economic chaos at a time
: when market confidence is in the toilet. Greenspan’s
: rhetoric matches that of the IMF, who in October of last
: year bizarrely slammed the dollar as "overvalued"
: at the same time the greenback hit its all time low against
: the Euro.
: A decision on behalf of the Gulf states to abandon the dollar
: peg would have disastrous consequences for the greenback
: and the American economy.