Comments on: Ron Paul Introduces Bill to End the Federal Reserve

By: T. Edwards

T. Edwards — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:57:46 +0000

Good for Ron Paul. He has courage. But if the people don’t stand behind this resolution (and not just behind Ron Paul), then the Fed Reserve will abolished. But what next, nothing is clear as far as the solution. With the inflationary process at work now, everyone is becoming pacified. There has to also be a clear-cut solution to abolishing the Fed, otherwise, we are sacrificing the goose for the gander…or the apple tree for the apple.
Go deeper Ron, and give us a clearer solution to the aftermath, otherwise, you only become another distraction.

By: FED MUST GO

FED MUST GO — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:56:36 +0000

Good for Ron Paul. If only a few more people understood the mess we’re in and the role the fed has in it. To add to the Luis McFadden comment above, Lincoln was also advocating to revert to a government-printed money supply when he was assassinated. I recently read that the main reason we pay income taxes is to pay the interest on the federal debt (not deficit) that is due to the fed loaning money to the govt. If the gov’t printed its own money and made loans directly, then we would have no federal debt and the interest paid on those loans would pay for government functions and programs. Voila, no federal debt, no income tax. Sounds pretty good to me…

By: Vyzygoth

Vyzygoth — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 06:39:18 +0000

Considering The Fed is a private institution, abolishing it would be like Congress calling for the abolition of Wal Mart (which probably wouldn’t be a bad idea). It was Congress that allowed this scam to start in 1913. And it doesn’t end with The Fed–whose governor is not an employee of the U.S. government–it goes back to the IMF. We think we got free from The Crown, but we’ve been paying tribute in one way or another to the Old World. There’s a reason why Greenspan was knighted. Ron Paul makes nice noises, but he knows as well that The Fed is only one part of a global network that has its clutches firmly around the necks of the peoples of all nations. He gets points for style but not for substance. We all got screwed a long time ago, and it was the whores in D.C. that made it possible. Nothing’s changed . . . except it’s gotten worse.