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Deeper Than the Holler

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U.S. Naval War College Current Strategy Forum June 2022 (Day 2)

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Charms

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Thirteen days from now, Thomas Massie will prove whether or not pro-American politics are allowed in Donald Trump's Republican Party: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxguqKxNE3NWnmEN9lupGSL4zTzLNHyhv-

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Video title: JP Morgan The Private Citizen Who Bailed Out An entire nation Note: J.P. Morgan was a Connecticut-born American, but his power was rooted in his family’s London-based bank, J.S. Morgan & Co., which acted as the primary financial bridge between Europe and the U.S. Through this English firm, he managed the wealth of the British aristocracy and became a personal confidant to King Edward VII, granting him “insider” status within European royal circles. This unique position allowed him to command the private capital of the Old World to build the industrial giants of the New World. As G. Edward Griffin lays out in The Creature from Jekyll Island, Morgan’s transatlantic banking network was at the heart of the international cartel that deliberately pushed for centralized control of money. His London firm wasn’t just a bridge, it was the vehicle for the very same elite interests (tied to the old European banking houses) that later engineered the secret 1910 Jekyll Island meeting where Morgan’s own partners (Davison, Strong, and others) sat down with Rockefeller agents and Warburg to draft the Federal Reserve Act itself. Griffin shows how the 1907 panic, the very event the video celebrates as Morgan’s heroic solo rescue was the manufactured crisis the cartel needed to scare the public and Congress into accepting a central bank that America had already rejected twice before. Murray Rothbard drives this home in The Case Against the Fed and his history of U.S. banking: the “Money Trust” Morgan led didn’t step in to save the system out of noble character; they used the panic they helped create (through fractional-reserve expansion and speculative bubbles) to eliminate competition, consolidate power, and lobby for a government-backed cartel that would socialize their losses while privatizing their gains. Saifedean Ammous echoes the same in The Bitcoin Standard and Principles of Economics: this was the exact mechanism by which the banking elite replaced sound money and market discipline with inflation, debt, and the hidden tax on the masses that benefits the connected few. Mises, and Hayek all warned, Hoppe explains today, that once you hand monetary power to a privileged cartel dressed up as “reform", you destroy liberty and sound economics. Morgan wasn’t a lone genius saving America, he was the pivotal insider who delivered the fatal blow to the decentralized system the Founders intended. Read The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin. It’s the one book that connects every dot the video conveniently leaves out.