My mother's mother (my nani) and brother (my mama) recently prohibited my mother from visiting them, at the house in West Bengal that was inherited by her father (my nana) as ancestral property and not bought by him (my nana). Does my mother still have the right to visit that house? Can she send my nani and mama a legal notice, informing them of the same?
I dont feel like typing too much today but even feeling like shit I thought this book was way too fucking accurate to not show you. I can post plenty more. I can share photos of the book index.. just request in the comments.
Back in high school, I had a peculiar World History teacher. He said he was a Russian translator for the US Military, and while active in the field, always had 3 personnel instructed to execute him if ever captured. He literally told us about the World Trade center being a major target...2 days before it happened 9/11. I think I came in contact with someone who knew vastly more than I could ever imagine at that time in my life. Why do I think this matters to share? Because he's the guy who taught me that the stock market before October 24th, 1929, that stocks were used as collateral to buy more stocks.
The fraud has always been the same. My textbook here is important because it's essentially one of the last educational publications before Kennedy was killed. We all know Kennedy was absolutely disgusted with the Clown Intelligence Agencies and the Federal Reserve Banking system... They work together. This book, having read very little so far, shines a lot of light on financial systems that we would never find these days searching the internet. By now, with 108 years under their belt, the Fed most certainly has its way with how finances are taught in colleges across the world. They most certainly wouldn't allow you to know how they play the game against you.
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As soon as you open the book you get this graph from 1900-1960 and the great depression is odd. It seems the graph continues to grow tremendously and the depression was a hiccup only. But also I wonder, does this graph moving up mean that money was printed, inflating the supply, secretly making everyone poorer. Counterfeiting is the same no matter where these banks do it.. the stock market, bonds market, printing fiat currency so you can buy more of their counterfeit shares? It's always been doomed to fail, because you're fake currency eventually becomes worthless.
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