Thread by @nickguitar1776

Thread: Stealth War

1)It's not a secret that Globalist are trying to wait out POTUS' 1st term to see if the election fraud can propel the Democrats to the Presidency in 2020.

In opposition to the will of the American People, they've deployed various methods to derail the agenda

2)Whether it's slow-walking Judge appointments or not holding senate votes on vacant positions, mainly in independent government agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or Social Security Administration, where taxpayer $ go missing

3)It was all made possible by the long-run distraction known as the Mueller Investigation

But since the start of the month, there's been a full-court press from the DeepState

2 former presidents, last 2 DAG, a former AG and Sec of State, & now Peter Strzok are out the shadows

4)But the DeepState's go-to play for bending governments is the monetary system.

Something that President Trump has alluded to in the past and will take center stage, soon.

With the appointment of AG Barr Pandora's Box is likely to get open

5)After a series of interest rate hikes in the first 2 years of the Trump Presidency, the Fed Reserve dropped the target rate to a range of 2% to 2.25 percent, disappointing the markets and the President, who was hoping for a larger cut

6)In a tactic of currency manipulation, the People’s Bank of China on Sunday devalued its currency to a level not seen since the 08 recession and blamed the currency fall on “unilateralism and trade protectionism measures and the imposition of increased tariffs.

7)Through currency manipulation, China keeps their goods and services less expensive than other nations and offset the tariffs
This done by using the Yuan to buy huge amount of foreign currency (usually the dollar) which causes inflation and results in prices rising for taxpayers

8)China owns a huge amount of US debt. Due to the currency devaluation, the debt owed will be worth significantly more than the money initially borrowed, costing taxpayers billions

The founders only wanted gold and silver used as money because it couldn't be printed

9)But they also understood that people didn't like to conduct business with precious metals. Gold and Silver was too heavy and bulky and in some cases be too dangerous to transport. Congress was given the power to emit bills of credit, which would be redeemed in gold or silver.

10)Alexander Hamilton was the first Treasury Secretary of the United States. As campaigner of central banks, he lobbied Congress to establish the First Bank of The United States in 1792. He established a policy of bimetallism. Gold and silver coins would be minted at fixed weight

11)Many of the founding fathers were against a Central Bank and believe it to be unconstitutional, most notably Thomas Jefferson who served as the Secretary of State during this time.

The bank was owned by foreign shareholders from Europe.

12)The First National Bank of the United States was heavily involved in corning and investing in every industry and inventions in the country. Shareholders of the bank got incredibly wealthy during the 20-year charter which Congress decided not renew in 1811.

13) As a way to exert pressure, The British began harassing American merchant ships and interest. They boarded US ships, capturing American sailors and forcing them into the British Navy. The following year, the bank charter expired on February of 1812

14)The British continued to attack entering and departing commerce on the coasts. Members of Congress began to try to sway President James Madison into entering a war. Effectively on June 18, 1812 Madison signed a declaration of war which officially started the War of 1812

15) Coincidentally, just two days prior, the City Bank of New York (widely known today as CitiBank) was founded. The bank ended up financing the War of 1812 which began 2 days later. The Bank would become the first U.S. bank to have $1 billion in assets

16) The British invaded the US. They walked through Baltimore on their way to burning down the Capitol and the White House. The war ended in February of 1815 and just a year later Congress chartered the Second Bank of the United States (known today as Bank of America)

17) Congress gave this private bank the power to handle all fiscal transitions for the U.S. Government. Just 20% of the capital was own by the United States, the other 80% were own by shareholders. Just like the First Bank of the United States, the charter would last for 20 years

18) The country began accumulating massive debt and suffered an economic downturn throughout the 1820s.

Andrew Jackson was elected the 7th President of the United States in 1829 and had vowed to go after the banks. Jackson passed a tariff designed to protect American industry.

19)The Congress passed a bill to renew the bank's charter in 1832, but Andrew Jackson vetoed the bill. He was quoted as saying "The bank is trying to kill me, but I will kill it. Jackson believed that foreigners had undue influence upon it. His views we're similar to Jefferson

20) Jackson survived the first assassination attempt on a sitting President in 1835. The same year he paid off the National debt. The first and only time it's ever been paid in the history of the United States.

The Country began to prosper right up to the Civil War.

21)Because of the cost of the Civil War not wanting to drain its gold reserve to finance it, the Government issued "Greenbacks" which were backed by neither silver or gold. Congress promised that sometime in the future, the Legal Tenders would be redeemable in Gold

22) With the Coinage Act of 1873 which suspended Silver as currency from circulation, The United States was on its way to sound money through the gold standard.

23) Congress kept its promise and in 1875 passed the Specie (Coin) Resumption Act. It declared that all greenbacks would be redeemable in gold at the rate promised, beginning on January 1, 1879. The Country experienced economic growth and expansion.

24) But just a year before taking effect, a new Congress passed the Bland-Allison Act which required the Treasury to buy a $2-4 million worth of silver every month and put into circulation as silver dollars. Restoring silver as legal tender at a ratio of 16oz silver = 1oz of gold

25)Until the Railroad, most travel was powered by muscle (Animal or Human). Our distance was often defined by fatigue. The Railroad was regarded as the invention that bridged time and space. New opportunity rose from the industry and so did wealthy businessman like JP Morgan

26)Morgan formed, J. P. Morgan and Company, in 1861, to coordinate the sale of stocks and bonds and service Europeans who wished to invest in the United States and American Railroad.

27)Morgan merged with the Philadelphia-based investment bank of Drexel and Co, a corporation found by the Lambert who were cousins of the Rothchilds This merger brought JP Morgan in direct contact with the well-established Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads.

28)In 1879, Morgan gained more prominence in the Railroad Industry when Cornelius Vanderbilt's son, William Vanderbilt, sold his family’s holdings in the NYC Central Railroad after the death of his father. Morgan handled the sale of these securities, and later became the director

29)Morgan financed the merging of Carnegie Steel Company w/ the Federal Steel Company, to create the U.S. Steel Corporation. Helping him navigate through laws was Francis L Stetson. Son of a former Congressman, Stetson became a prominent lawyers specializing in corporate law.

30)During the Panic of 1893, thousands of investors in Philadelphia and Reading railroad took out their shares and the Reading went into receivership. This caused a chain reaction with other Railroad Company going bankrupt after shareholders took out their shares.

31)Silver's value drop from needing just 16oz of Silver to get 1oz of Gold, by the beginning of 1893 now 32oz of silver would be required to exchange for 1 ounce of gold. This lead to a run on the treasury.

32)The Treasury's gold reserves is typically above the statutory floor of $100 million. By the time Grover Cleveland was inaugurated, the Treasury had only had about $60 million, days later just $45 million and ultimately dipping to just 9 million.

33)The country was facing default because its gold reserves evaporated. President Cleveland ended up calling financier Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild in England. Rothschild immediately phones in another banker, who cables JP Morgan

34)Morgan tells the President that he could reel up international bankers to buy out new bonds, but the Gov't would have to pay it back in gold. Since there was no income tax and Congress had no power to issue money, the Treasury purchased and borrow gold to maintain its reserve

35)Francis Stetson went w/ JP Morgan to the White House to purchase $65 million worth of bonds from Cleveland in exhange the Federal Government would receive Gold

Cleveland asks for one more guarantee: that the international bailout team ultimately keep the gold in the U.S.

36)Francis Stetson retired and the firm was taken over by a former clerk name Allen Wardwell

As the head of the firm, Wardwell recruited Frank Polk & John W. Davis. Polk served as the Counselor of the State Dept and Davis as Under Sec at the State Dept under Woodrow Wilson

37)John Davis served in Congress from 1911-13. Oddly, he resigned from Congress to become Solicitor General of the United States the same day the Federal Reserve Act was introduced. Davis was the Democrat nominee of the 1924 Presidential election.A race he lost to Calvin Coolidge

38)The Solicitor General is a position in the DOJ that represents the Government during Supreme Court Cases. Ex. Elena Kagan was Solicitor General for the Obama administration before being nominated to the Supreme Court

The Federal Reserve Act was signed into law in Dec 23, 1913

39)In 1924 Davis became the head of the law firm and would rename it, Davis Polk & Wardwell one of the largest representing U.S. & foreign client's Davis happens to be the Uncle of Cyrus R Vance & later adopted Cyrus Vance after his father passed away.

40)Davis Polk & Wardwell has handled some of the biggest cases in American history. It was involved in the Brown V BOE Supreme Court case and argued in favor of segregated schools. Davis, who appeared before the Supreme Court a over 140 times, died a year after the court's ruling

41)Cy Vance was a Wall Street corporate lawyer who graduated from Yale. Vance became the Secretary of the Army under Kennedy then serve as the US Deputy Secretary of Defense under LBJ. Ultimately, becoming the Secretary of State under Jimmy Carter

42)Vance tried to negotiate the Iran Hostage crisis with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini through the PLO. President Carter had other plans and approved Operation Eagle Claw. An operation to rescue the American Hostages in Iran which failed. Vance handed in his resignation days later

43)The crisis cost Carter his reelection.
It was finally resolved on Reagan's inaugural day in 1981, when lawyers from Davis Polk & Wardwell on behalf of JP Morgan Guaranty, negotiated w/ attorneys representing Iranian interests

The hostages were released and so were Iran assets