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The Goldsmiths—Part CX



-- Posted Friday, 13 November 2009 | | Source: GoldSeek.com

By R. D. Bradshaw

 

In early Americana, the only presence of the Federal government in most US cities/towns was US post offices.  A rare few large cities had a US district court with a US judge and a few US marshals.  In most cases, post offices were located at general stores across America.  But slowly, about the time that the Federal Reserve Bank came into being in 1913, this reality began to change.  Yet, it was not until the 1930s, under President Franklin Rosenfeldt/Roosevelt, that a realization came upon most Americans that there was more to the Federal government than just the US mails and the US Army and Navy. 

 

For sure, by the time of FDR, the Postmaster General began an accelerating process of building specific buildings to house post offices.  By this time, these US owned post office buildings usually housed the few other Federal agencies, like the courts and marshals, as were to be found in the area.  And this process continued on until the 1960s before real changes set in. 

 

But Change Came

 

Back in the 1950s, I had a traveling salesman job with Planters Peanut Company.  I traveled the state of Oklahoma from border to border, North to South and East to West.  Literally, I worked in or passed through almost all Oklahoma cities and towns.  Yet, even in those days, there was almost no Federal presence in most Oklahoma cities and towns (except for post offices). 

 

The few large cities had US owned post offices which also housed the local US courts, maybe Army and Navy recruiting offices, and offices of the elected US Senators and Representatives.  I distinctly remember this situation in Oklahoma City.  I suppose that Tulsa, Muskogee, and Enid probably had the same reality. 

 

But in the 1960s, first under Kennedy and certainly thereafter, this absence of Federal offices and officials was to quickly change.  All of a sudden, almost any town of size began having a local Federal office building which was separated from the post office.  Today, I live near the small town of St. Maries, Idaho.  It has about 2500 people.  And guess what, the largest office building in town is the Federal office building.  As far as I know, this is true across America.  Any town of size now has a Federal building which is often the largest building in town.  You will still find a few Federal offices in some post office buildings; but not many. 

 

One of the important Federal agencies with a huge presence across America now is the FBI.  The FBI under J. Edgar Hoover came into being in 1924 to supposedly track down bank robbers like John Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd, Machine Gun Kelley, etc.  Today, there are large FBI offices in all US cities/towns of size across America with a primary focus of spying upon and compiling large data files on all US citizens and residents. 

 

This is not to say that the FBI does not investigate the violation of federal laws.  It does so; but it does so under the philosophy of selective enforcement.  There are tens of thousands of Federal laws and presidential executive orders on the books which can send almost everyone in America to prison if the Federal government chose to fully enforce all of those edicts.  Consequently, US attorneys and the FBI are selective and discriminatory in their enforcement practices. 

 

I mention this backdrop on the incredible growth and expansion of the Federal government in the 20th century--primarily due to the complements of a new socialistic motivated population, coupled with the vast availability of US dollars--thanks to the elastic money supply of the Federal Reserve Bank.  I have often said that if the taxpayers had to vote and approve taxation of the people to support the bureaucratic growth of the Federal government, much of that growth would never have happened.  But it did happen because the politicians can rely upon deficit spending and money expansion of the Federal Reserve Bank. 

 

So, instead of taxing the public for all the mad spending by the politicians, we have grown accustomed to spending supported by the sale of bonds or work of the Federal Reserve Bank.  Obviously, if the taxpayers would have had to pay up front for all of the wild spending, we would not have seen the explosion of the Federal presence all across America.  The same thing is true with the absolutely crazy desire for continuous US wars against any and all so-called enemies (but these wars are conducted for the benefit of the Rothschild Cabal; so they are a priority number one). 

 

Any way one can look at this change in America, the same conclusion has to surface.  There has been a huge motion to bigness in government and government power and particularly in the Federal government.  This motion has caused Washington to become Big Brother in every sense of the idea. 

 

The Same with Businesses

 

With the move to bigness and centralization of power by the government, we find something very similar by businesses--primarily because of the realities of incorporation as found across modern America.  Today, we have large corporations which do the bulk of business in America. 

 

Back before 1960, almost all US cities and towns had local mom and pop food markets, gas stations, restaurants/cafes, etc.  But very slowly, we began witnessing a motion to bigness in almost all retail stores.  Instead of local owners of businesses, the owners increasingly became fat cat, super rich people living in some far distant land.  By the 1970s, huge discount super stores arrived in the form of K-marts, Walmarts, etc. 

 

In 1975, I needed to buy some items and saw a retail store in a dilapidated, old, WWII, Quonset hut in Stillwell, Oklahoma.  I went into this old building and was amazed at the incredibly large selection of goods and at very low prices.  This store was one of the earliest Walmarts which had started a few years earlier across the state line in Arkansas.  Any person buying some of the Walmart stock in those days would have been richly rewarded over the years.  

 

While there are a few mom and pop stores, gas stations, etc still around, there aren’t many.  They are rapidly vanishing, almost every day.  The business atmosphere in America has completely changed in the past 50 years. 

 

Along with everything else, we have seen the same move to bigness and centralization in power in the banking industry.  Back before FDR, almost every town of size in America had a locally owned small bank.  You could go into most towns and find the biggest home in town, and find that it was owned by the local banker. 

 

But one of the fall-outs of the great depression in the 1930s was the disappearance of most of these small, locally-owned banks.  Literally, thousands of them went broke and closed their doors.  Slowly, a process of bigness took over with the banks.  By the 1960s, we began having big super banks owned by far away, distant, fat cats.  Yet, some of these big banks willingly located in the small towns in the form of branch banks.  The thing that had changed was ownership.  Now, all of a sudden, the owners were super rich people in New York, London or some other far-away place and not local people at all. 

 

To demonstrate this move to bigness in banking, take the situation with JP Morgan Chase.  Back in the post WWI period, there were three separate banks in New York destined to make up the eventual JP Morgan Chase.  There was the old JP Morgan interests which years earlier had been taken over by the Rothschilds.  Next, there was the Chase Bank owned by the Rockefellers.  And last, there was the Manhattan Bank owned by the Warburgs.  Over the years, the Chase and Manhattan Banks merged to produce Chase Manhattan.  Now, in more recent times, Chase Manhattan and the Morgan bank merged to produce JP Morgan Chase.  

 

This takes us to the latest depression/recession of 2007 to date.  Again, as happened in the 1930s, banks across America are going broke and are being absorbed and taken over by the larger, more powerful banks owned by the super rich bankers (mostly, in the vein of the Rothschild Cabal bankers).  The situation with the growth of JP Morgan Chase is a perfect illustration of this change. 

 

There used to be a banking operation called Washington Mutual, located primarily on the West coast; but also elsewhere in the Rocky Mountain states, the South and East.  Washington Mutual had had some success and growth over the years.  By early 2009, it had some 2300 branch bank locations.  But then, the Rothschild directed crash of 2007-2009 hit; and Washington Mutual had some financial problems.  Washington Mutual was then illegally seized in a night raid by the US government; and was immediately passed on to JP Morgan Chase in a bargain fire sale at pennies on the dollar. 

 

I don’t know the specifics; but JPMC is now extensively in the Western US precisely because of its acquisition of Washington Mutual.  With this trend in motion, JPMC is becoming America’s largest bank with thousands of branches scattered from coast to coast.  Bank of America, Citibank and Wells Fargo are three more which have also become super banks. 

 

The Same with Private Individuals

 

It goes without saying that just as government and businesses have grown in size to unbelievable heights, the same thing has happened with private people who have amassed vast fortunes which are impossible to define and describe.  They are so big in wealth and so diversified into secret, corporate, holding companies across the world that it is almost impossible for outsiders to ever grasp how wealthy these super rich families are. 

 

I have previously cited the real world situation with the Rothschilds.  Estimates were made back in 1998 that this family was in the $100 trillion class (the Rothschilds historically have kept their wealth in secret for fear of the tax people).  With the Rothschild tentacles of coordination and control with other related banking families, it was estimated back then that the resulting Cartel owned or controlled something over $300 trillion in wealth. 

 

Today, we have a handful of families which own or control one half or more of the wealth of the world.  The concentration of wealth, property, assets, power, etc into the hands of a few people is incomprehensible to the average person. 

 

The Bottom Line

 

While the great depression of the 1930s and the present collapse of 2007-2009 have and will spell out the financial ruin of multitudes of people, businesses, banks, etc, there will be a smaller number of businesses, banks, etc when the dust finally settles.  These few, big, rich ones will survive and absorb the remaining assets, wealth and property of those going down the tubes.  The survivors will be so incredibly wealthy and powerful that it will blow a thinking mind.  These entities will be super rich beyond the wildest dreams and aspirations of even the most greedy and ambitious people of all. 

 

Yes, we are watching first-hand the move to the centralization of power and wealth into the hands of a very few people.  When Mayer Amschel Rothschild said to permit him to control a nation’s money and he cared not who wrote its laws, he knew the power of money to control the world and almost all people in the world. 

 

The great depression of the 1930s and the present collapse in 2007-2009 were both planned, engineered and set up by the fat cats to take over the wealth of the world.  While the super rich have been happy to have their wealth calculated essentially in money and property in the post WWII era, I submit that at some point in time, they will turn to the possession of gold and other precious metals (and food production as I will discuss in a future Goldsmiths).  When that happens, gold will really explode up in value.  By then, their goal is to own it all or at least control it all. 

 

True, this Cabal of fat cat bankers for years has used its power to suppress the price of gold, silver and other precious metals.  But at some point in time, the Cabal will shift its attention to the acquisition of gold and precious metals.  I believe that time will come when the Cabal either owns it all or almost all (unless the Cabal loses control before-hand which must be on the drawing board of possibilities). 

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Back issues of the Goldsmiths, by the editor of the Analysis of News, can be accessed from a Google or Yahoo search engine by typing in “R. D. Bradshaw” Goldsmiths.  Several hundred web sites can be found with the back issues and with translations to Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese and other foreign languages.  Finally, the “Archives-Goldsmiths” of this website (www.analysis-news.com ) has all of the Goldsmith articles issued to date. 

 

Besides the revelations contained in the Goldsmiths’ articles, the work of the plutocratic financial market manipulators to conspiratorially manipulate and control the financial markets (to make more profits and install a world government under their management) is also addressed at length in the periodic analysis of the news and in other articles produced at www.analysis-news.com.  This website has an article of interest to any person interested in understanding the market Manipulators.  It is the Hidden Secret of the Manipulators, why they succeed and how to follow their manipulations. 

 

Readers of the above articles are invited to visit www.analysis-news.com and become a subscriber to regularly read some of the material from the world of information which will further reveal how extensive the manipulation, control and dishonesty realities are in the financial, currency and commodity markets, not only in the US but indeed around the world.  To go to the home page of this website, please click at the link here:  www.analysis-news.com.


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