Money in the Bible, Nesara, the Federal Reserve (ePub)

So, you've undoubtedly seen some of my work before. No, we have a complete money list for you to review. Because I enjoy performing that portion, you can look at the gold back standard, Nesara, and the Bible. When it comes to the Federal Reserve, the majority of people have never heard of it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, who People are taught, and the majority of people are taught, that money is uninteresting. It is not something I study. That's something I delegated to my financial planner. I could also hire a banker to do it for me. Isn't the bank aware of this? I recall transferring our accounts to a new bank. I had a bank vice president come in and ask me a lot of questions about this. And we've had a lot of conversations. And the person next to her was having a hard time. He responds, "Yeah, but doesn't the Federal Reserve handle the money?" He didn't have adequate information on the subject. Now, the reality of what's to come, as NESARA will explain in a minute. However, when that time arrives, you'll need to alter your money-related cognitive process. So, let's take a look at the Federal Reserve's history. So, guy, 1912 - April 1912 is a fascinating period for purchasing. I've been a Christian for a long time, but I recall doing a lot of research because I had dyslexia and learning was difficult for me. I put in a lot of effort. And I began reading when I was a teenager. Before that, I hadn't read much at all. I mean, just a smidgeon, but not much. But I was getting into end-of-the-world scenarios. But I was also studying a variety of other subjects. There were numerous elites in the past, and there are still many today. They're multi-billionaires. What's more intriguing is that they were opposed to the Federal Reserve. And we'll get to that in a minute. The majority of them were anti-Federal Reserve. Now, this is a central bank, so you should know a little about history. In 1775, we, as Americans, threw over the tea in the Boston Tea Party because we were being taxed. We despised the concept of a world without representation. By the way, we all despise that concept. And we despised the Stamp Act and all the other attempts by the crown to dictate to the colonies what they could and could not do, as well as what they would take from them.