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101min video of US history rarely presented in high school nor university.

must be a pretty boring documentry for someone to only get one full sentance out of 101mins.   please share what it's about if you really care.   Yes it's rude of me, I'd like to think blunt, but you're being rude by the imaginary internet standards of internet people.

a wild stab in the dark here.

U.S. history full of lies, deceit, a hidden agenda?

or

U.S. history raping, pillaging, murdering?

can I have a synapsis of the 101(heh, US history, 101) minute video?

Sure, synopsis......

The southern neo conservatives and their ditto head followers aren't going to like this video. It talks about established wealthy power interests, originally in Britain, but now in both Britain and the United States, manipulating historical world events in order to maintain and increase wealth through exploitation of human labor throughout the world.

Alot of the basics you already learned in school, that the American Revolution was initiated by New England business interests stifled by British money interests, with the southern (Tory) states split between independance and continued dependance on British cotton markets.

The US Civil War, British money interests support for the defeat of the United States. Increased British troop presence in Canada, British aiding Confederate war effort, providing ships and war material.

Then goes into WW 1 and WW 2, British plans for maintaining Empire. Talks about the Great Depression in between, plus assassinations of American leaders. Ends up a bit around now, with the free trade, job loss, foreclosures, failing banking system. Much easier not to bother watching, better to wait for Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly to discuss the talking points ridiculing the video. Rinse and repeat.

Makes you kinda wonder who will benefit from America's economic collapse.

Originally posted by olddaddy

Sure, synopsis......

The southern neo conservatives and their ditto head followers aren't going to like this video. It talks about established wealthy power interests, originally in Britain, but now in both Britain and the United States, manipulating historical world events in order to maintain and increase wealth through exploitation of human labor throughout the world.

Alot of the basics you already learned in school, that the American Revolution was initiated by New England business interests stifled by British money interests, with the southern (Tory) states split between independance and continued dependance on British cotton markets.

The US Civil War, British money interests support for the defeat of the United States. Increased British troop presence in Canada, British aiding Confederate war effort, providing ships and war material.

Then goes into WW 1 and WW 2, British plans for maintaining Empire. Talks about the Great Depression in between, plus assassinations of American leaders. Ends up a bit around now, with the free trade, job loss, foreclosures, failing banking system. Much easier not to bother watching, better to wait for Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly to discuss the talking points ridiculing the video. Rinse and repeat.

Makes you kinda wonder who will benefit from America's economic collapse.

 

I don't wonder.

Been telling people for a while now.

Europe morals and values are incompatible with the morals and values of the US.It has always has been that way and always will be that way.

banking is taking a hit because the liberals bitch and moaned about opening the American dream of owning a home to those who could not pay for a home.but look at the credit situation now and try to get a home.better have some cash,hell alot of cash.

liberals only want good intentions and damn the out come to hell no matter how much it hurts those they are trying to=help...wellfare has destroyed the black family.paying kids to have kids.it nevers ends.

Originally posted by frodus

Europe morals and values are incompatible with the morals and values of the US.It has always has been that way and always will be that way.

banking is taking a hit because the liberals bitch and moaned about opening the American dream of owning a home to those who could not pay for a home.but look at the credit situation now and try to get a home.better have some cash,hell alot of cash.

liberals only want good intentions and damn the out come to hell no matter how much it hurts those they are trying to=help...wellfare has destroyed the black family.paying kids to have kids.it nevers ends.

 

Where do you find all these pics!?!
 

Originally posted by olddaddy

Sure, synopsis......

The southern neo conservatives and their ditto head followers aren't going to like this video. It talks about established wealthy power interests, originally in Britain, but now in both Britain and the United States, manipulating historical world events in order to maintain and increase wealth through exploitation of human labor throughout the world.

Alot of the basics you already learned in school, that the American Revolution was initiated by New England business interests stifled by British money interests, with the southern (Tory) states split between independance and continued dependance on British cotton markets.

The US Civil War, British money interests support for the defeat of the United States. Increased British troop presence in Canada, British aiding Confederate war effort, providing ships and war material.

Then goes into WW 1 and WW 2, British plans for maintaining Empire. Talks about the Great Depression in between, plus assassinations of American leaders. Ends up a bit around now, with the free trade, job loss, foreclosures, failing banking system. Much easier not to bother watching, better to wait for Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly to discuss the talking points ridiculing the video. Rinse and repeat.

Makes you kinda wonder who will benefit from America's economic collapse.

 

When the worlds largest economy collapses so will everyone elses. The world economy is like a pyrmaid of playing cards and the US is the base. We are both the worlds largest exporter and importer. We have states with larger economies then a whole country. Same with the dollar. Might be low on value but take it off the world market and it would crash the economy.

I do like when they say the WW1 was fought for no reason.

Controllers of Sovereign funds (monies controlled by Royalty/Nobility/etc) are in the process of divesting from the Dollar as much as possible. Well, I believe the term was 'acting to limit their exposure to the Dollar'. When the old, ludicriously rich land-owners start divesting, it's a good idea to pay attention.

Also, many countries are looking to switch their reserve currencies away from the Dollar and into something like the Euro. Oil producing countries are doing the same thing: many of them want to buy/sell oil using the Euro or some other currency.

Right now, the Fed has dropped interest rates as low as it could get away with. This was intended to encourage people to SPEND MONEY, particularly go into debt by using their credit cards. It was also done to help with the mortage situation. However, this period of low interest rates is coming to a close. It may linger a bit longer due to the upcoming presidential election, but after it (if not before) expect to see interest rate hikes, and not tiny ones, either.

Why? Because inflation is stomping its ugly feet all over the economy these days, particularly the most important areas of food and energy: things which effect everything else.

As for who will benefit... Well, the rich and powerful in Europe have always hated us because we had the gall to sever ties with them and create a country that put the middle-class first. Ever since then, they've worked to destroy this upstart class and return to the good old days of a two-tiered society, where everyone knew their place. This could only be done by destroying the middle-class. That's what they've been working on. That, and teaching us to be properly subservient to Authority and to set aside this whole idea of Liberty.

Now most people are deeply in debt. When in the 50s, one person with an average-paying job was enough to support a family and own a home. Now, it takes two people busting butt to barely squeak by. You can point to liberal or (neo-) conservative policies all you want, but it doesn't matter: both parties have worked to get us to where we are, and to where we are going.

In the meantime, when interest rates start to spike again, all those guys who stuck everything they could on their credit cards are going to go bankrupt and will end up with the guys who were suckered into getting those sub-prime ARM loans.