US President John Adams is quoted as saying, “There are two ways to
conquer and enslave a nation. One is by the sword. The other is by debt.”
I don’t necessarily want to get too concentrated on this subject, but it is extremely important so I will just mention a couple things about the private Central Bank system…
The whole concept developed basically as an instrument of colonialism,of imperialism…a way to keep conquered lands enslaved…so, yeah, it’s relevant. Scissors were first invented to cut things…and that’s still what they’re used for , if you see what I mean.
When a private bank is given the power to print a country’s currency, which is one of the key roles of the Central Bank, it means that the government is instantly…permanently…in debt. And that means, of course, that the population is in debt…in debt to private bankers. Just look at the US. Roughly $5 trillion of what’s called National Debt is owed to private bankers. About a third of Americans’ income taxes go just to pay, not the debt, but the interest on the debt. It’s staggering. If the government printed its own money, this would not be the case.
As an instrument of imperial control, interestingly enough, it was first used against the American colonies. The Americans had started to print their own currency, and the British outlawed it, to keep them subject to the King. This, in fact, was one of the main causes of the revolution.
I would strongly recommend reading Ali Muhammad Sallabi’s biography of Salahuddeen, really, even just the section in which he contextualizes the Crusades. The words of John Adams are certainly true, and the West has historically used economic instruments both to contain Muslim hegemony, and, of course, to subvert it. Our lands, one by one, are falling into debt slavery, some by force, others by ignorance…but the outcome is the same.