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  Banking & federal reserve  http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Banking%20&%20Federal%20Reserve/Banking%20&%20federal%20reserve%20%20Home%20Page.htm Banking & federal reserve A Brief History of Banking As time passed, the goldsmiths began to issue receipts for specific values of gold, making buying and selling easier still. The smiths' receipts thus became the first banknotes. The goldsmiths, now fledgling bankers, noticed that at any one time only a small proportion of the gold held with them was being withdrawn. So they hit upon the idea of issuing more of the receipt notes themselves, notes that did not refer to any actual deposited wealth. How Banks Work Why do we feel better about having our money in a bank than we do having it under a mattress? Is it just the fact that they pay interest on some ...

Questions & Answers Global Credit Crunch and wider implications  http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Banking%20&%20Federal%20Reserve/oct08/Q&A%20Global%20Credit%20Crunch%20and%20wider%20implications.htm 10-10-08 Adnan Khan 1. What is the financial crisis termed the ‘credit crunch’? What are the potential implications of the financial crisis for the economy? The credit crunch crisis is the term given to the crisis which led to banks to stop lending to each other creating a freeze on the financial markets, leading to the collapse of Northern Rock, as one example. There are a number of implications as various aspects of the economy are directly or indirectly linked to the crisis: • Both the US and the Britain have witnessed debt driven growth other the last decade, this is now coming to an abrupt end. • In Britain the economy is worth £1.3 trillion whilst consumer debt is £1.4 trillion • The easy availability of credit drove the housing bubble,...

  Fed and the world Government  http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Banking%20&%20Federal%20Reserve/Fed%20and%20the%20world%20Government.htm By John Anast 12/29/03 Like one of the vanishing acts of Houdini, the intrinsic value of the US dollar seems to have disappeared. Similar to the fate of that famous illusionist the unquestioned unparalleled strength and preference of the US dollar in World markets is also unlikely to reappear. It is only fitting to thank, on its birthday, the one private organization, which has governed the US dollar and its direction, since its existence was codified into US law some ninety years ago in 1913. Since that time the Federal Reserve Bank "Fed" has operated as a quasi "National" bank of the United States of America accepting all of the benefits the terms "full faith and credit" and "for all debts public and private" and none of t...

Canada's Central Bank Scam Prime Minister Paul Martin's Badly Kept Secret  http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Banking%20&%20Federal%20Reserve/Articles%20on%20Interesting%20Banking/Canada%27s%20Central%20Bank%20Scam%20Prime%20Minister%20Paul%20Martin%27s%20Badl.htm   money supply in Canada and abroad, lost rack of what their left hands was up to. That led to a major financial crisis in Mexico that would have brought down the entire financial system had the Clinton government in Washington not at the last moment patched together a $50 billion plus standby program. And meanwhile Mr. Martin as Finance Minister during the Chretien government was beating his own drum as a financial ...

United states of America History and international bankers   history  http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Banking%20&%20Federal%20Reserve/United%20states%20of%20America%20and%20intentional%20Bankers%20History.htm World Revolution and World War If you were extremely clever and worldly wise and you wished to invade another country and gain control of that nation's wealth ,what would be the most effective way to accomplish that end? A military invasion is too crude. In the first place, The country may be largely destroyed and it's wealth generating productivity severely impaired. In the second place, an occupation army would be expensive to maintain and would spend most of it's time fighting national patriot guerilla armies. This continual fighting would further diminish the wealth generating ability of the conquered nation. The military approach would be like killing the goose that laid the golden egg. The best invasion is one that no one is ...