Saturday, October 11, 2008

Jesuitical Economic Manipulation

1929 ECONOMIC CRASH:
THE TRUE STORY & COMPARISON WITH 2008 (BBC FLANNEL)

Friday, October 10, 2008 3:12 AM

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Dear friends

Now we can see much of what I & others warned about for some great length of time coming to pass economically.

This is completely engineered, just like the 1929 crash that started the Great Depression. Immediately below please find a brief summary of how the 1929 crash was caused written by Eric Jon Phelps, author of the essential true history book (as opposed to all the Establishment propaganda pieces & the works that all base themselves around these). Below that is a BBC article telling some useful info about 1929 mixed in with the usual flannel about it being an accident- that was complete rubbish.

Eric's book can be obtained at the links here:

http://troyspace2.wordpress.com/2008/04/21/vatican-assassins-3rd-edition-essential-book-order-links/

In truth & awareness -

Troy

"In October of 1929 three Irish Roman Catholics on the New York Stock Exchange “sold short,” hundreds of margin calls crashing the market. According to Curtis Dahl, FDR’s son-in-law, they were Ben Strong, Tom Bragg and Joseph Kennedy. Hundreds of millions of hard-earned, real dollars had been invested in the market at the behest and encouragement of Dupont multimillionaire, Knight of Malta John J. Raskob. The calculated crash, resulting in the Great Depression, enabled the Jesuits to buy up all bankrupted businesses of interest on Wall Street for pennies on the dollar. The funds came from fascist Mussolini who had given the Vatican nearly 100 million dollars via the Lateran Treaty of March, 1929, as reparations for the loss of the Pope’s Temporal Power from 1870 to 1929. With this backdrop, we can now understand why the Order used its CFR member and 33rd Degree Freemason President Franklin Roosevelt to remove the nation’s gold coins from circulation in 1933 and to institute the Social Security System in 1934 as part of the Black Pope’s socialist “New Deal,” then supported by radio priest, Jew-baiter and Jesuit coadjutor, Charles Coughlin."

- Eric Jon Phelps


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7656949.stm

Lessons from the 1929 stock market crash

By Steve Schifferes
Economics reporter, BBC News

WHAT HAPPENED?

Fall in the Dow Jones average


In October 1929 shares on Wall Street fell sharply following a speculative boom during the "Roaring Twenties".

In two days the Dow Jones industrial average fell by 25% (ending on Black Tuesday, 29 October).

The volume of stocks traded set a record that was not broken for 40 years.

When it finally reached its record low in July 1932, the Dow Jones had fallen 89%, and it did not recover to 1929 levels until 1954.

WHAT WAS THE CAUSE?

Debates continue over the causes of the Wall Street crash.

With stocks rising four-fold over the previous decade, it had all the characteristics of a bubble, with stocks in new technologies like radio leading the way up.

View of Wall St from 1929

Speculation among stocks was intense in 1929

With lax regulation and few rules on insider trading, dealers were also able to "ramp up" shares, and holding companies built up positions in other companies without putting up any equity of their own.

Individuals were also able to buy stocks on "margin" by borrowing the money against their other share holdings.

Finally, political considerations - including Congress passing a highly protectionist tariff bill - also spooked the market.

The central bank, the US Federal Reserve, had also held interest rates unusually low for several years in order to aid the UK Sterling, which had returned to the gold standard.

WHAT WAS THE IMPACT?

Unemployment in the US Depressions

The Wall Street crash corresponded to a sharp decline in US economic output, which eventually spread around the world.

The US economy shrank by a third, and unemployment reached 25%, with many more workers on short hours.

In addition, the US banking system had seized up completely, and the first act of the new Roosevelt administration when it came to power was to close all banks for two weeks while Federal inspectors examined their books.

With no unemployment benefits or government help, the sharp fall in workers' income had a big effect on consumption and lead to a negative spiral of more factory closures.

Most observers believe that economic policy-makers made the economic downturn worse by adopting tight money policy and balanced budgets as the crisis worsened.

International trade also shrank as the US went off the gold standard and erected high tariff barriers to prevent foreign imports.

WHAT SOLUTIONS WERE TRIED?

Initially the authorities tried to rebuild confidence in markets by making reassuring speeches, with President Herbert Hoover telling Americans that the US economy was fundamentally sound.

Only a shake-out of workers from industry would ultimately restore prosperity, it was argued.

Line of unemployed men

The crash caused serious privation for millions

Private charity was relied on to help the victims of the slowdown.

Everything changed after Franklin D Roosevelt was elected president in 1932, and the US government intervened to provide unemployment relief, to stabilise markets by restricting production, to encourage unions, and to create a government system of old age pensions and unemployment insurance known as social security.

However, the Roosevelt administration had less success in reviving economic growth and business confidence remained weak.

HOW WAS THE SITUATION RESOLVED?

The Great Depression lingered on despite the variety of New Deal measures that attempted to alleviate the suffering of individuals by providing government jobs, welfare relief or mortgage protection.

It was only the onset of World War II, when the US government finally embraced Keynesian-style deficit spending on a large scale, that the economy recovered.

US economic output doubled during the war, and unemployment vanished as women and blacks were pulled into the workforce to replace the millions drafted into the military.

At its peak, the US government was borrowing half the money needed to finance the war, while half was raised by taxes.

WHAT LESSONS ARE THERE FOR THE CURRENT CRISIS?

There are three main lessons which policy makers are applying to the current crisis.

The first is that financial markets, banks, and the real economy are interlinked, so that unresolved problems in one sector can spread to others.

The second is that active and rapid government intervention to ease pressures on the economy is essential during times of real economic crisis. The slow and probably wrong-headed response of the US government and central banks in the 1930s made the downturn more severe.

Thirdly, there is the danger of a policy vacuum during the inter-regnum. In 1933 the US banking crisis grew much worse during the five months between the election of a new president and his taking office.

That may explain why both candidates endorsed the Bush administration's rescue plan despite some misgivings.


See that above we read the usual nonsense of why both candidates agree with Bush. No, the real reason is that they are controlled puppets subserviant ultimately to the Pope in Rome.


"In October of 1929 three Irish Roman Catholics on the New York Stock Exchange “sold short,” hundreds of margin calls crashing the market. According to Curtis Dahl, FDR’s son-in-law, they were Ben Strong, Tom Bragg and Joseph Kennedy. Hundreds of millions of hard-earned, real dollars had been invested in the market at the behest and encouragement of Dupont multimillionaire, Knight of Malta John J. Raskob. The calculated crash, resulting in the Great Depression, enabled the Jesuits to buy up all bankrupted businesses of interest on Wall Street for pennies on the dollar. The funds came from fascist Mussolini who had given the Vatican nearly 100 million dollars via the Lateran Treaty of March, 1929, as reparations for the loss of the Pope’s Temporal Power from 1870 to 1929. With this backdrop, we can now understand why the Order used its CFR member and 33rd Degree Freemason President Franklin Roosevelt to remove the nation’s gold coins from circulation in 1933 and to institute the Social Security System in 1934 as part of the Black Pope’s socialist “New Deal,” then supported by radio priest, Jew-baiter and Jesuit coadjutor, Charles Coughlin."

- Eric Jon Phelps


Eric's book can be obtained at the links here:

http://troyspace2.wordpress.com/2008/04/21/vatican-assassins-3rd-edition-essential-book-order-links/

In truth & awareness -

Troy

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