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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;InfleXion, post: 1210248, member: 29012&quot;]I think &#039;mob rule&#039; is being interpreted in 2 different manners. One as rule by majority, and one as rule by mafia. I&#039;m not inherently opposed to appointed positions, but what I am opposed to is outsourcing our government policy to bankers who have no accountability or vested interest in our nation&#039;s well being in some cases (such as being a citizen of the nation). As Numbers has pointed out, the US Treasury is a much bigger offender than the Fed, but that doesn&#039;t mean that the Fed is constitutional. Their policies of currency devaluation (wealth diminishment) are being applied in nearly all western governments at the behest of the Rothschild banking dynasty which surfaces to view as the Basel BIS which all these central bankers are a member of. Everyone involved is working toward the same end which is globalization, including the subsequent usurping of authority from the US Constitution. Ultimately had our elected officials done the right things we wouldn&#039;t even be talking about the Fed, but that is how they got their foot in the door in 1913. Setting the USD as the global reserve currency built the global infrastructures necessary to support a global currency, and taking it off the gold standard opened the door to the possibility of a global default where a new currency can take its place outside the jurisdiction of the US. None of which could occur without cooperation or at the very least complicity by elected officials of any nation involved in this ponzi scheme, including Greece. If one were to desire a return to feudalism this is an effective method since it bypasses government checks and balances, and occurs over such a long period of time that most people won&#039;t notice the gradual change. In regards to the analogy of incrementalism as compared to boiling a frog in a pot by turning up the heat slowly so he doesn&#039;t jump out, things seem to be getting pretty toasty.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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