Fractional Banking and the Federal Reserve System Explained!

This video explains fractional resrve banking and the mess we are all in.


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  1. If 90% of the people in America really and truly understood how the banking
    system work and what is fractional reserve banking. How it caused so many
    depressions and broken families, if they truly understood the misery and
    stolen lives, there would not be a banker left alive.

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  2. First I have to mention that: The president is the punching bag for
    monetary policy even though he did not directly affect monetary policy.
    The Federal Reserve is rarely mentioned on television as being the
    mastermind of the economy but nevertheless it is the second punching bag.
    That is to say another institution we can vent our anger when things go
    economically wrong. The real Culprits are the hidden owners of certain
    insider private commercial banks who have control of the Federal Reserve
    and the presidency.

    The FEDERAL RESERVE was not created so that it profits. RATHER it was
    created so that a select few private insider commercial banks become
    extremely profitable as the result of their ties to the FEDERAL RESERVE,
    and its ability to subsidize FRACTIONAL RESERVE LENDING. These commercial
    banks control the Federal Reserve and its policies. The FED, for example,
    carry out policies that causes little banks to fail. These failed banks
    are taken over by the big insider banks furthering the consolidation of the
    nation's monetary reserve.

    The manner in which banks create money ex niholo (out of thin air) is by
    the use of a scheme called fractional reserve lending. When you rent a DVD
    movie, you are explicitly told not to copy and distribute the movie. Why
    is that illegal? Because if you copy and distribute the movie, the movie
    creators would loose profit as a result of the EFFECT of the
    counterfeiting. A long time ago it was decided that a deposit to a bank is
    legally a loan to the bank. Since case law (though English, but USA courts
    have followed almost similarly) established in 1811 (Carr vs Carr, in case
    you were wondering) that the money you put in your bank account no longer
    legally belongs to you – instead, you are lending it to the bank, which in
    turn is paying interest on the loan. Money is a fungible item, and it is
    not treated as a bailment when you deposit your money in the bank.

    This means that if you have $100k and deposit it in a bank, the bank can
    loan the $100k to someone else. What happens, though, is that the person
    that borrows the money soon uses it to buy something, a house, perhaps and
    the seller of the house takes that money and most likely deposits it in a
    bank, perhaps the same bank or a different bank. What happens is that the
    bank that just received that $100k will loan that money out again, and the
    inflationary cycle continues. The Money supply expands. In this situation
    there are two conflicting titles to the money 1)the person that deposits it
    and 2) the person that borrows it. This is precisely why the FEDERAL
    RESERVE was created, so that this conflict can be reduced to a
    government/public subsidy. Further problem is that as the money supply
    expands, but only the principle exist in the money supply. In order for
    every borrower to pay back the debt, they need to depend on more credit to
    provide the interest payments. If the credit stops the economy goes into a
    recession-depression, and the money supply shrinks. This is officially
    called the BUSINESS CYCLE. The money supply created by private banks is
    over 95% of the money in the economy. Just take the M0 money supply and
    subtract from the M2 or M3.

    THE INCOME TAX
    NOW there are two conflicting ideas about where income tax revenues goes.
    The most elaborate, indepth research is the Grace Commission Report:
    "100% of what is collected is absorbed solely by interest on the Federal
    Debt … all individual income tax revenues are gone before one nickel is
    spent on the services taxpayers expect from government."
    -Grace Commission report submitted to President Ronald Reagan – January 15,
    1984

    Then, there are reports from the government that show a pie chart of what
    the income tax revenues is used for: 38% goes to HUMAN RESOURCES; 30%
    goes to CURRENT MILITARY, 18% goes to PAST MILITARY; 8% goes to GENERAL
    GOVERNMENT; and 6% goes to PHYSICAL RESOURCES.

    I really honestly do not know which is true, but what i do know is that the
    NATIONAL DEBT is fraudulent, because the treasury makes bonds which are
    purchased by private commercial banks using money from the selling of old
    bonds, and the multiplicity effect of the fractional reserve scheme. This
    scheme is inflationary on both ends, the expansion of credit and the
    introduction of new money into the system. If you are going to have an
    inflationary system why not for the public good, for public programs?

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  3. +estring123 Its because money only comes into circulation through debt. If
    all of our debt was paid off there would be no money. In layman's terms of
    what they are saying let me put this as simply as I can. I deposit $100 at
    the bank. They need to keep $10 on reserve, leaving $90 to be loaned out.
    You happen to need $90, so they loan it to you. Now they owe me $100 and
    you have $90. So there is now $190 in existence. If you didn't need the
    debt of $90 that money would never have been created. Does that help?

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  4. Every loan the government does, u pay with your current amount of money
    without you noticing it. Why pay taxes if u print money out of thin air?

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  5. Debt = money. end the federal reserve central bank model its a perpetual
    debit machine devaluating our currency. Inflation. 

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  6. how is inflation bad? all it means is that we have an increased money
    supply, rendering the individual dollar less valuable. I wonder how this is
    bad since the money supply is now bigger, the problem would be more obvious
    if we had the same amount of money in circulation as before but a less
    valuable dollar. Explanation please!

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  7. You misunderstood my statement. I will fight for my freedoms to the death
    before I kneel and serve the Federal Puppets of the Special Interests.
    Right now I am going to school to get some fake paper they made up that
    declares I payed enough money to them to be classified as "smart". However
    I receive VA benefits because my father was crippled in this fake war they
    started so I am being paid to go to "school". My real fight will begin
    shortly after I get this note of payment for my "education".

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  8. @Tasadaru Absolutely nothing you've said addresses fractional reserve
    banking. The reason you get multiplication of the money supply has nothing
    to do with risk outlays, it has everything to do with how you measure the
    money supply. M1-M3 only take into account the asset side of the balance
    sheet for non-bank entities and the liabilities side for banking
    institutions, which would be like me saying I have a thousand dollars
    without mentioning my $500 in credit card debt.

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  9. Well done! Can you believe that 4 years ago the subject of banking
    fractional reserve was not even an issue? "Fractional reserve? What's
    that?" LOL

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  10. instead it adds to 10, in reality if i put 10billion dollars in the bank i
    wont come for it all back the next day, i might come for 10 thousand, but
    the 1 billion is still on reserve, so physical money is not produced, but
    the credit is

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  11. It doesn't go "to $9 instead of $100." 10% of 10B is 1B. So, they hold 1B
    in reserve and lend out 9B (and a loan/debt of 9B has been created). That
    9B is then deposited into another account . From there, 10% of 9B (.9B) is
    held in reserve and they lend 8.1B and so on.

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  12. So the government borrows 10 billion and deposits it into a bank account.
    The bank lends out 90% of this money (9 billion) and keeps 10 billion in
    deposits. What I don't get is the part about the original 10 billion never
    being lent out, instead 9 billion of new money is created…

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  13. @Habakkuk2v20 I support what the zeitgiest movement does, and I dont
    believe in any new age shit. Its pretty obvious the world is getting
    smaller. Its called Globalization. Venus Project is basically based on
    Buckminster Fullers idea of the future.

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  14. If you only need 10% in reserves, and you have $10 billion, wouldn't you be
    able to lend out $100 billion!?!?! I don't get how it goes to $9 instead of
    $100? Someone please clarify?

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  15. But the question that I still have is: If, as it says, all debt is paid off
    and money ceases to exist, then where does all the value go in the goods
    and services that exist? How do people get rewarded for their work, how do
    people "pay" for goods / services?

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  16. this video is very miss leading in its explanation but it is correct, at
    first i thought of it as you have 10 solid coins you turn it in to 19 so i
    asked where does the 9 come from, but the 9 added does not exist, it is
    more like i deposit 10 dollars, at any time i can come back to get the 10
    dollars, with the 10 dollars it is split and lent, the 9 dollars lent is
    also put into a bank, the person also owns that money can come get it, but
    if u took all the monet actualy there it does not add to19

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  17. There are two alternatives to fractional reserve banking. Zero reserve
    banking, in which the M3 is multiplied indefinitely by the system. Or, no
    more lending at all, zip, nada. I know Americans hate the middle ground,
    but fractional reserve banking is the only rational answer.

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  18. BASICALLY the plan is to stop the federal bank from printing the money by
    given the power back to congress that they so cleverly stole before Wilson
    was even president. Congress just prints it up debt free, pay off federal
    reserves war debt they placed on american citizens starting from the civil
    war on.

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  19. TheKerrysmagicshirt · Edit

    wouldn't this be controlled if they simply took away the banks ability to
    create money from nothing. if they loaned out the 9billion – but that
    actual 9billion and not a new created out of this air 9 billion? sorry if
    this is a naive question

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  20. @plutonium210 We can have a banking system where people have money in the
    bank for the sole purpose of growing it while -at the same time – knowing
    they can lose it. It could be a risky savings account. The difference
    between a bank and brokerage firm would be that the bank would not invest
    the money loosely. Also, if you just want to have an account for the
    purpose of buying stuff using a debit card the bank could charge a very low
    monthly fee, if any, for providing that service.

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  21. internal economy is more powerful than a nuclear weapon in its power to
    completely and utterly destroy entire nations that have become victim to
    its perversion.

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  22. Its pretty funny that for all these years criminals have been trying to
    "copy" or "print" their own fake counterfeit dollar bills when all they
    really had to do is open a bank to counterfeit money legally using a
    computer.

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  24. yea and you know what else is weird? we are in debt to the banks, the
    federal reserve. Also the rothschilds said they don't care who writes the
    laws as long as they control a nations money supply. so they lent money to
    governments to wars. Heres where it gets fishy…If the government
    supposedly owed the banks money, whether it be by the banks owning
    industries or whatever, couldn't the government over take the bank by
    force? Its common sense

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