Month: May 2024

CHAPTER 25 G. Edward Griffin’s ‘The Creature from Jekyll Island’ provides a controversial and eye-opening portrayal of the Federal Reserve System. Reading this book gives me a deeper awareness of how central banks operate behind the scenes, influencing our economy. For anyone curious about the origins and implications of the United States’ central banking system,…

CHAPTER 24 When you hear ‘doomsday mechanisms,’ you might think of a science fiction movie. But it’s not just a plot device; it’s a real concept that covers a range of scenarios where our world could face catastrophic events. So, what exactly are doomsday mechanisms? They are theoretical devices or systems that could, either intentionally…

CHAPTER 23 Today, I’m going to be talking about something that, at first glance, might make you think of a conspiracy thriller. Have you ever wondered if there’s a story behind the economic systems we use every day? Guess what? There is. In my opinion, getting to grips with these topics is crucial, especially when…

CHAPTER 22 When I explore ‘The Creature from Jekyll Island’ by G. Edward Griffin, I’m not just leafing through another book; I’m decoding a narrative that has significantly influenced perceptions of the Federal Reserve and the whole U.S. banking system. Particularly Chapter 22, a focal point for many readers, is where a vivid picture is…

CHAPTER 21 I’m going to let you in on the origins of a phrase that’s been quite controversial: ‘Competition is a sin.’ This saying was popularized by John D. Rockefeller, the oil magnate whose success was, ironically, built on a foundation of competitive business practices. Perhaps you’re thinking that Rockefeller’s statement is a cynical take…