January 23, 2005 journal, until I heard the author of the Creature from Jekyll Island speak on a local radio, I did not really understand that the Federal Reserve was created more for power than money. Fiat money of the deception of the Federal Reserve is created from nothing. When you borrow a hundred thousand dollars to own your home, you pay back over 30 years $270,000. Think about how many houses in America are paying this created from nothing and you will see the magnitude of the power base. We are international with our armed forces largely ruled by foreigners that have not our best interest at heart. The non federal, Federal Reserve must be resolved and deliver the people from bondage debt. "With the signing of National Security Decision Directive No. 77, our news sources and television programming fell under the control of the worlds most skilled and experienced disinformation, mind control, and propaganda experts, but of course, you'll insist that twenty years of this has had no effect on your opinions. Humans like to believe in their autonomy and free will, but what they refuse to believe is the fact that they're more intelligent than animals only makes them easier to train, and capable of performing much more complex tricks for their reward. It's hard to notice even drastic change when it occurs gradually over twenty years, but if you're more than forty years old today, you were an adult when these changes were made to our news and entertainment media, and you're old enough to remember they were followed by a change in our society and culture. You're al-so old enough to remember a very different America, and a time when we had much more freedom, and wealth. The police didn't harass citizens, working people had the opportunity to send their children to college, and everyone had access to medical care. A minimum wage earner could pay his rent, and still go out on the weekend. I'm not an old man, and I'm not talking about ancient history. I'm talking about a drastic change in our society and culture over an unnaturally short period of time, which has resulted in Americans working much harder to achieve a much lower standard of living, growing to accept constantly in-creasing government intrusion into their lives, and ever advancing infringements of their constitutional and societal freedom. This cultural change would not have been possible without the television, and it's certainly no coincidence that this change began when the CIA took over the programming. It's not possible to claim that television hasn't affected your life, because even if you refuse to watch the thing, you're still trapped in a society that reveres it like a God, believes whatever it tells them, and is reluctant to believe anything else. When the government wanted to flood our cities with police and surveillance cameras, they convinced you that criminals held us in siege. Our president announced a "war on crime," made you pay for it, and you gladly gave up a little freedom in exchange for their protection. We witnessed the militarization of our police forces, and gave up some more freedom, when they announced the "war on drugs," and the fact that this was their response to the CIA's drug smuggling operations, at least proves they have a sense of humor. To disarm the population, they orchestrated a few rampage killings, convinced us our children were shooting each other to pieces, and after that it was a simple matter of rolling out the gun-control band wagon, which played an endless tune of media messages that associated gun ownership with stupidity. For the final steps down the road to fascism, they blew up a few skyscrapers and declared a "war on terror." This war made unprecedented progress at fighting off what's left of our freedom, and seeks to root out terrorist regimes wherever there's an oil field. What's important to remember is that all of these wars were demanded, and paid for, by the American people”. Above by Jolly Roger.