Central Banking Explained (satan's monetary control) Part 1 of 2 Video

This video is part 1 of 2 which will explain the current fraudulent banking system in use around most of the world. In the United States the central bank is called the Federal Reserve, and it's owners also have controlling interest in most other countries central banks. For my fellow Christians, this will begin to unravel the mystery of satan offering Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if he would just bow a knee to him. This scheme of collectivization and concentration of power is simply done by monetary control.

If you want to ...
If you want to shrink something, you must first allow it to expand. If you want to get rid of something, you must first allow it to flourish. If you want to take something, you must first allow it to be given. This is? called the subtle perception of the way things are. The soft overcomes the hard. The slow overcomes the fast. Let your workings remain a mystery. Just show people the results.

Just skip the Fed ...
Just skip the Fed and print the money yourself and in-turn write an I.O.U. to yourself instead of printing bonds cause the Fed doesn't have trillions in tangable assets to back anything they do. I mean the source of all money? is located in the corner in a round room.

Great video ...
Great video Thanks? !

Super video :-) ...
Super video :-) Thanks for? sharing :-)

its called social? ...
its called social? security!

no doubt, the? key ...
no doubt, the? key really is that as long as a private group of individuals are allowed to create money, and loan it out at interest, they will own everything in society, including YOU!

8:33 - Key: "So, ...
8:33 - Key: "So, now that we understand how money is created by this Fractional Reserve Banking system, a logical, yet elusive question might come to mind. What is actually giving this newly created money value?" ... "The new money essentially steals value from the existing money supply. For the total pool of money is being increased irrespective to demand for goods? and services. And as supply and demand finds equilibrium, prices rise diminishing the purchasing power of each individual dollar."