Cyph3rp9nk on Nostr: John F. Kennedy did not openly oppose bankers in the same way as Andrew Jackson, but ...
John F. Kennedy did not openly oppose bankers in the same way as Andrew Jackson, but he did express concerns about the excessive power of certain financial institutions. In his famous speech to the American Newspaper Publishers Association in 1961, he spoke about the need for transparency and the fight against conspiracies and secrecy.
In addition, there are theories that suggest that his attempt to reform the monetary system and his signing of Executive Order 11110, which allowed the U.S. Treasury to issue silver certificates, put him in conflict with banking interests.
Curious that all assassinated US presidents have had a conflict of interest with the Bankers.
In addition, there are theories that suggest that his attempt to reform the monetary system and his signing of Executive Order 11110, which allowed the U.S. Treasury to issue silver certificates, put him in conflict with banking interests.
Curious that all assassinated US presidents have had a conflict of interest with the Bankers.
quoting note1p04…u798The masters of the world are not the presidents of nations, nor Bill Gates, nor Elon Musk, nor the president of any multinational, not even Larry Fink.
The masters of the world are the owners of the central banks, you will never know their names, these documents are private and have never come to light.
The master of the world is not the one who earns the most money, but the one who has the power to create it.
Anyone who brings #Bitcoin to the table and threatens the status quo of the bankers will be destroyed.
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