What poster you talking to?
I have them on ignore
So they either a cac or mega c00n
Some cac or cac minded nikka that had the nerve to name himself Rhakim.
What poster you talking to?
I have them on ignore
So they either a cac or mega c00n
Ain’t it crazy how they’ve tried to teach us the River Nile flows backwards?History is full of lies and fake. Up is down and Down is up.
Dope ass thread. Truth be told the New World Order already happened. The seeds were planted with the federal reserve act and carried out by WW1 and WW2. It became official when Israel became a country in 1948
Ain’t it crazy how they’ve tried to teach us the River Nile flows backwards?
The trans Atlantic slave trade definitely happened. But the first slaves here were Moorish POWs. There’s still Moorish societies here to this dayI hope people see this and realize you just trolling at this point.
The home base of the Moors was in the Caribbean?
And @CHICAGO dapped that shyt too.
They ain’t slick breh. Notice how the whole period after the decline of the Roman Empire where the Moors ran Europe is called the Dark Ages. Then there was a Renaissance when they finally got them up outta there followed a period of En”lighten”ment. Basically when they began to white wash everything. Everything is there if you read between the linesNah they celebrate that every year in Spain with blackface.
"Festival of Moors and Christians"
Agreed. Books highkey creates some of the best informative as far as content worthiness threads in here, very underrated. Much needed break from all the fugazi sus or stereotypical dub shyt that usually trends. Bookmark and keep adding posts - this topic is deep, so many levels and coverage. Bookmark @Booksnrain ‘s threads, haha (I’ll see myself out)This has been a powerful thread! Happy everybody bought Info to the table..this thread should be stickied
The claim wasn’t false, you’re talking out of context. Im referring to an increase in the frequency of avoidable recessions specifically caused by irresponsible banking practices and you’re citing wikipedia pages about recessions caused by reduced agriculture and other unavoidable factors.The claim that we didn't have a recession every decade was obviously false. Now you're just trying to shift the goalposts.
And past recessions were caused by many things including problems in the money supply. The Fed was literally created in response to a recession caused by the existing financial institutions.
And yes, printing money leads to inflation. Not printing money leads to recession. The entire idea of a money system based on loans on interest is bad. Like I said, Silvio Gesell has been pushing that for over 100 years and you don't need some dumb conspiracy bullshyt to prove it.
This is what a true prophet sounds like in 1918:
First off, no, that's not the claim you initially made.The claim wasn’t false, you’re talking out of context. Im referring to an increase in the frequency of avoidable recessions specifically caused by irresponsible banking practices and you’re citing wikipedia pages about recessions caused by reduced agriculture and other unavoidable factors.
A run on Knickerbocker Trust Company deposits on October 22, 1907, set events in motion that would lead to a severe monetary contraction. The fallout from the panic led to Congress creating the Federal Reserve System.
Failure of the United States Reading Railroad and withdrawal of European investment led to a stock market and banking collapse. This Panic was also precipitated in part by a run on the gold supply. The Treasury had to issue bonds to purchase enough gold. Profits, investment and income all fell, leading to political instability, the height of the U.S. populist movement and the Free Silver movement. Estimates on unemployment vary, it may have peaked anywhere from 8.2 to 18.4%.
Although shorter than the recession in 1887–88 and still modest, a slowdown in 1890–91 was somewhat more pronounced than the preceding recession. International monetary disturbances are blamed for this recession, such as the Panic of 1890 in the United Kingdom.
Economic problems in Europe prompted the failure of Jay Cooke & Company, the largest bank in the United States, which burst the post-Civil War speculative bubble. The Coinage Act of 1873 also contributed by immediately depressing the price of silver, which hurt North American mining interests. The deflation and wage cuts of the era led to labor turmoil, such as the Great Railroad Strike of 1877. In 1879, the United States returned to the gold standard with the Specie Payment Resumption Act. This is the longest period of economic contraction recognized by the NBER. The Long Depression is sometimes held to be the entire period from 1873 to 1896.
Failure of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company burst a European speculative bubble in United States' railroads and caused a loss of confidence in American banks. Over 5,000 businesses failed within the first year of the Panic, and unemployment was accompanied by protest meetings in urban areas.
The Cleveland Trust Company Index declined 19.7% during 1847 and 1848. It is associated with a financial crisis in Great Britain.
This was one of the longest and deepest depressions of the 19th century. It was a period of pronounced deflation and massive default on debt. The Cleveland Trust Company Index showed the economy spent 68 months below its trend and only 9 months above it. The Index declined 34.3% during this depression.
A sharp downturn in the American economy was caused by bank failures, lack of confidence in the paper currency, tightening of English Credit, crop failures and Jacksonian policy.
So, when somebody brought up the military. It's a good point. The military is pretty much the Federal Reserve Bank's World police to carry out its orders. When White folks always talk about the military "fighting for your freedom," I always laugh because that's not what the military does. The bloated military budget doesn't even go directly to military personnel. It goes into government contracts to invade countries and weapons.
Now it all comes together when people say, "They're fighting Bankers' Wars."
I tried watching this but had to cut it off when dude was trying to connect em all talking about so and so died on this day and almost 100 years later so and so died too.
Nah they celebrate that every year in Spain with blackface.
"Festival of Moors and Christians"