Rothschilds Want Iran’s Banks, page 4

reply to post by ImaFungi

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Its funny though...when you think of it...if they really are hoarding all of that money, it isn't like they can really use it in large chunks. Flooding the market with a piece of that chunk would collapse the dollar immediately with the global economy going with it.



This is why I support Ron Paul 2012.

reply to post by AzureSky

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Where are the sources that detail who owns each central bank? I'd like to see this information.

This is only a blogger's post.

reply to post by VitriolAndAngst

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What's really amazing is if you research how Libya was before this "uprising." Debt free society. He had hundreds of billions of dollars put into an account to be used for the devolpment of Africa at 0% interest. By law, the banks gave out loans on everything at 0% interest! The Libyan people will never see that money returned.

50% of the price of a car was subsidized by the government. No one was homeless in Libya. If you couldn't provide a home, the government provided you with one. In fact, Gaddafi had everyone housed before his own parents, his father passing away before he could build them their home. Free electricity, water, farmland, seeds, farm equipment and livestock.

Every libyan received a monthly deposit in their accounts from oil trade, as Gaddafi believed it was the Libyan people's oil. The price for a litre of gasoline was $0.15. Universal healthcare(meaning freecare throughout the world, if Libya's hospitals were too busy to do a surgery or procedure, it was done overseas with no cost to the patient) free education including college and university(students could study abroad and everything was covered, that isn't the case anymore though) and if you couldn't find work right away the government paid you an equal salary until you found an appropiate job.

I won't go into any more details but trust me I could go on. The point I'm trying to make is that when a country is actually run with the people in mind, there is no debt at all and life is great. All of those things i've listed above are longer true of Libya, and that's horrible. Whatever benefits Iranians enjoy, you can be rest assured they will no longer exist the moment a Rothschild controlled central bank is put in place.

Originally posted by Bilder

Iran is one of only three countries left in the world whose central bank is not under Rothschild control.

americanfreepress.net...

While the Rothschild's might not have control of Iran's central bank, Iran -like every country in the world- still participate in the global financial system in one way or another. This means that Iran does facilitate, again, in one way or another, services and financial networks under the Rothschild's umbrella.

Originally posted by wishfulthinking
This OP made me think. Australia's reserve bank is government owned, up until about 3 years ago all the major banks here in Australia used to raise or lower the interest rates depending on what our reserve bank would do with official rates. For some reason all the major banks no longer take any notice of the reserve bank they raise and lower interest how they please.
Is it possible the Rothchilds or some other illuminati group had infiltrated our banks here in Australia? Wouldnt be hard we only have 4

It's usually quite difficult to find information about this sort of thing. But I came cross this article in regards to Australia and the Rothschild I thought I'd share with you.
cecaust.com.au...

Somebody earlier asked for a peer reviewed article. Thought you may get a kick out of this from PLoS ONE

The Network of Global Corporate Control

"The structure of the control network of transnational corporations affects global market competition and financial stability. So far, only small national samples were studied and there was no appropriate methodology to assess control globally. We present the first investigation of the architecture of the international ownership network, along with the computation of the control held by each global player. We find that transnational corporations form a giant bow-tie structure and that a large portion of control flows to a small tightly-knit core of financial institutions. This core can be seen as an economic “super-entity” that raises new important issues both for researchers and policy makers."

www.plosone.org...

reply to post by eLPresidente

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what do you mean they cant use it in large chunks, large chunks of money are used to invest in businesses and governments,., the world is a business, and money is the worlds governance.

Originally posted by Canadianpride420
reply to post by VitriolAndAngst

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What's really amazing is if you research how Libya was before this "uprising." Debt free society. He had hundreds of billions of dollars put into an account to be used for the devolpment of Africa at 0% interest. By law, the banks gave out loans on everything at 0% interest! The Libyan people will never see that money returned.

50% of the price of a car was subsidized by the government. No one was homeless in Libya. If you couldn't provide a home, the government provided you with one. In fact, Gaddafi had everyone housed before his own parents, his father passing away before he could build them their home. Free electricity, water, farmland, seeds, farm equipment and livestock.

Every libyan received a monthly deposit in their accounts from oil trade, as Gaddafi believed it was the Libyan people's oil. The price for a litre of gasoline was $0.15. Universal healthcare(meaning freecare throughout the world, if Libya's hospitals were too busy to do a surgery or procedure, it was done overseas with no cost to the patient) free education including college and university(students could study abroad and everything was covered, that isn't the case anymore though) and if you couldn't find work right away the government paid you an equal salary until you found an appropiate job.

I won't go into any more details but trust me I could go on. The point I'm trying to make is that when a country is actually run with the people in mind, there is no debt at all and life is great. All of those things i've listed above are longer true of Libya, and that's horrible. Whatever benefits Iranians enjoy, you can be rest assured they will no longer exist the moment a Rothschild controlled central bank is put in place.

I have seen other people post information similar to this but I don't believe it. If this was true, what incentive would any of these citizens have to work? Why would they push the envelop at their work for innovation of new ideas and products?

The answer is they wouldn't. The entire country would be stagnant because everything was basically free, they would have no reason to do anything but sit back and be ballers from the money deposited in their bank accounts from the government from oil sales.

I am sorry but I just don't buy it. I'm not trying to call you out, just posting my disbelief.

reply to post by sputniksteve

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I see your point, but cmon now sitting around doing nothing would get quite boring after a while. There is a saying in Libya that the only people that don't work are those who don't want to. Libya is a tribal society. It is nothing like western society so it's difficult for someone who has grown up in a western society to understand certain things. I assure you, these are facts. Libya was the richest country in Africa and one of richest in the arab world. Before Gaddafi it was the poorest in world in every category. I urge you to research the Great Man Made River Project, known as the eigth wonder of the world in Libya.

Gaddafi lived in a tent, he was a simple man. He was nothing like other leaders in the world, he was a truly unique individual. He was loved by his people, it's clearly evident by the millions who protested in the streets all over Libya and the fact that this conflict has not calmed down one bit, in fact one could argue it's gotten much worse, with more people being killed everyday on an increasing level. Don't take my word for it, but please research it yourself and see what you make of it.

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