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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD): Banking Profiles

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD): Banking Profiles

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Some of the public in Europe is aware of the EBRD, but by in large they don't know how the bank actually functions.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is an infrastructure bank that is used to control and privatize infrastructure.

Introduction

The EBRD is like the EIB in that they are a cat's paw for private investment banks, but in Eastern Europe.

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International Monetary Fund: Banking Profile

International Monetary Fund: Banking Profile

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: The public in less developed countries is most aware of the IMF.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • The IMF is an international banking cartel that imposes neoliberal policies on countries through banking control.

Introduction

The IMF was formed in order to establish exchange rates, however, they now follow neoliberal policies which seek to get countrie

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Understanding Fedspeak

Understanding Fedspeak

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: The public is aware that the representatives of the Fed speak in circles.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • Fedspeak is an Orwellian method of speaking that seeks to deceive listeners.

Introduction

The point of Fedspeak is to confuse the audience as to the reality of what the Fed does. For example, Fed Chairman was known as being notorious inscrutable. The term

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The Bank of England: Banking Profile

The Bank of England: Banking Profile

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: The public thinks this is the government controlled central bank of England.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • The Bank of England is a central bank that has been a force for domination by private bankers since its inception.

Introduction

This is a private banking-controlled central bank that masquerades as being controlled by the British government. The Bank of E

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The First Bank of the United States: Banking Profiles

The First Bank of the United States: Banking Profiles

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Little known by the public there is not much to say.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • The First Bank of the United States was created as a private central bank after the American Revolution.

Introduction

This was the first attempt of the private banking interests to take over US money creation. Its charter renewal was blocked in party by t

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The Second Bank of the United States

The Second Bank of the United States

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Little known by the public there is not much to say.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • The Second Bank of the United States was created as a private central bank after the American Revolution.

Introduction

This was the second attempt of the private banking interests to take over US money creation. The foreign ownership was virtually identic

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The US Federal Reserve: Banking Profiles

The US Federal Reserve: Banking Profiles

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: The public thinks this is the central bank run by the government.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • This banking act brought into existence the Federal Reserve Bank of the US, which is the US central bank.

Introduction

The US Federal Reserve act was passed before Christmas and written in a way such that those that voted on it could barely tell what it m

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A False History of the Reichsbank, Courtesy of Wikipedia

A False History of the Reichsbank, Courtesy of Wikipedia

THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION: Only Germans would probably know of the Reichsbank.

Private Central Bank
Institutions

Executive Summary

  • Private banking interests change history to reflect the information they want to be accepted.
  • A perfect example of this is found in Wikipedia's page on the Reichsbank.

Introduction

The Reichsbank is described by Wi

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Introduction to The Real Story on Banking

This site is desgined to allow a user to filter on a wide variety of banking topics and find some of the best sources on how banking really works -- not the mainstream economist or private banking interest explanation of how it works. The objective of private banking interests is to keep the public in the dark on these topics by either lying, shrouding them in mystery, or distracting the public to other topics.

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