1929 - The Crash Explained
1929 - The Crash Explained
1929 - The Crash Explained
So, as all the bankers and their friends already knew, in August the
Federal Reserve began to tighten the money supply. Then on October
24th the big New York bankers simultaneously called in their 24 hour
broker call loans. This meant that both the stockbrokers and their customers
had to dump their stocks on the stock-market to cover their loans,
irrespective of what price they had to sell them for.
As a result of this the stock-market crashed, a day that would go down
in history as, “Black Thursday.” In his book, “The Great Crash 1929,”
John Kenneth Gailbraith makes the following shocking statement,
“At the height of the selling frenzy Bernard Baruch brought
Winston Churchill into the visitors gallery of the New York Stock
Exchange to witness the panic and impress him with his power over the
wild events on the floor.”
In only a few weeks from the day of the crash, 3 billion dollars of
wealth vanished. Within a year, 40 billion dollars of wealth vanished.
However, it did not simply disappear, it just ended up consolidated in
fewer and fewer hands, as was planned. An example of this is Joseph P.
Kennedy, John F. Kennedy's father. In 1929 he was worth 4 million
dollars, in 1935 following the greatest depression in America’s
history, that had increased to over 100 million dollars.
This is why depressions are caused. To take money out of the hands of
the many for the benefit of a few. On this occasion the money would be
largely spent overseas, as whilst this Great Depression was occurring,
millions of American dollars was being spent on rebuilding Germany
from damage sustained during World War 1, in preparation for the
Rothschilds’ next war, World War 2. Republican Louis T. McFadden,
Chairman of the House Banking & Currency Committee from 1920 to 1931,
would state the following in relation to this,
“After World War 1, Germany fell into the hands of the German
International Bankers. Those bankers bought her and now they own her,
lock, stock, and barrel. They have purchased her industries, they have
mortgages on her soil, they control her production, they control all its public utilities.
All this was done on US money. All this was given to Germany
through the Federal Reserve Board. The Federal Reserve Board...has
pumped so many billions of dollars into Germany to sustain WWII, that
they dare not name the total.”
1930
The BIS is referred to by the bankers as the, “Central bank for the
central banks.” To put this bank into perspective today, whereas the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank deal with
governments, the BIS deals only with other central banks. All its
meetings are held IN SECRET and involve the top central bankers from
around the world. For example the former head of the Federal Reserve,
Alan Greenspan, would go to the BIS headquarters in Basel,
Switzerland, ten times a year for these private meetings.
The BIS also has the status of a sovereign power and is immune from
governmental control. A summary of this immunity is listed below:
1. Diplomatic immunity for persons and what they carry with them
(i.e., diplomatic pouches).
2. No taxation on any transactions, including salaries paid to
employees.
9. The Bank for International Settlements even have its own police force.