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Tenth Amendment Center Unmasks Esperanto Mark Levin’s Double Talk!

President & Founding Father James Madison. Born March 16, 1751, Madison would draft the Bill of Rights, which protected the Unalienable Rights of American citizens. He would become Jefferson’s Secretary of State, and succeed Jefferson as President for two terms. He died on June 28, 1836 in Montpelier, Virginia.

Radio pundit [Esperanto] Mark Levin still insists James Madison opposed nullification…

To Hell With The Rothschild Financial Collapse: Nullify Their Rothschild Debt Like Iceland And Bring Them To Justice!

Icelanders Overthrew Corrupt Government And Rewrote Constitution Banning Rothschild Banking Fraud-No Word From US Media.

1776 GONE WILD ~ BUT IN THE NICE WILD WAY!

Iceland Showed The World The Power Of The U.S. 1776 Revolution.

Iceland’s Reclaimed Their Federal Government ~ Jailed The International Bankers And Forgave

EVERY ICELANDER’S Debt That Was concocted BY The NWO.

Three years after…

NWO Controllers Are Terrified of a Federal Reserve Audit: “Too Important to Be Influenced by the People”

Banking Mafia’s “City Of London” Inside Greater London.

Editor’s Note: As the ‘Audit the Fed’ bill once again gathers steam under a Republican Congress, but with significant bi-partisan support at least in questioning the shadowy quasi-government entity that controls the money supply, the controllers of the Federal Reserve [A non-federal entity]are unsurprisingly stirring to speak against any…

He explained that meritocracies were inherently unfair, and that those who were the luckiest needed to give back to society to make the concept of meritocracy work ethically.

Excerpt by Steve Keen

Most people seem to viscerally recognize that the absence of an immediate crisis does not mean we will not eventually face one. They are wary of believing promises by those who failed to predict previous crises in housing and in highly leveraged financial institutions.

  They regard with skepticism those who don't accept that we have a debt problem, or insist that inflation will remain under control. (Indeed, they know inflation is not well under control, for they know how far the purchasing power of a dollar has dropped when they go to the supermarket or service station.)

  When an economist tells them that growing the nation's debt over the past 12 years from $6 trillion to $16 trillion is not a problem, and that doubling it again will still not be a problem, this simply does not compute. They know the trajectory we are on.

  And when you tell the populace that we can all enjoy a free lunch of extremely low interest rates, massive Fed purchases of mounting treasury issuance, trillions of dollars of expansion in the Fed's balance sheet, and huge deficits far into the future, they are highly skeptical not because they know precisely what will happen but because they are sure that no one else--even, or perhaps especially, the  policymakers—does either. 

"There is also concern about the possibility of a breakout of inflation, although current inflation risk is not considered unmanageable, and of an unsustainable bubble in equity and fixed-income markets given current prices."