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THIS IS HOW THE K.G.C. AND O.A.K. USED THE U.S. GOVERNMENT

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The full explanation of the La Abra K.G.C. money making scheme from the men left high and dry in Mexico. S.F. Nuckolls and H.P. Bennet among others who can be linked to U.S. Steel in the near Roosevelt future all had a hand in this fraud against the United States and Mexico. Ask yourself, who was "come retribution" directed at? This was just one operation that got exposed, imagine how many the K.G.C. and O.A.K. got away with clean before and after that.8-) https://books.google.com/books?id=g...wBnoECAUQAQ#v=onepage&q=David J.Garth&f=false

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It is hard to put your finger on a cryptocracy, especially when it has a constant turnover and a lifespan that exceeds your own by 150 years or more. However, it was not hard for me to find a starting place to begin my research. Most researchers including historians do not have that luxury and have to rely solely on what is written as ALL of the facts available about a person. When you start with a blank page and only right down new facts, then you are getting somewhere. :icon_thumleft:
 

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It is hard to put your finger on a cryptocracy, especially when it has a constant turnover and a lifespan that exceeds your own by 150 years or more. However, it was not hard for me to find a starting place to begin my research. Most researchers including historians do not have that luxury and have to rely solely on what is written as ALL of the facts available about a person. When you start with a blank page and only right down new facts, then you are getting somewhere. :icon_thumleft:
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"When Democratic President Grover Cleveland continued to support the gold standard against the will of much of his party, activists became determined to take over the Democratic Party organization and nominate a silver-supporting candidate in 1896." That fellow is heard here giving a speech in 1900 the year before Julius Sterling Morton died.

https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/wjbryanimperialism.htm
 

During the American Civil War, Abraham Lincoln’s administration understood that the federal government would need millions of dollars to finance the war, and as the war dragged on, the government’s deficit and debt grew. It did not help that the previous administration, led by James Buchanan, left over $20 million budget deficit at the end of Buchanan’s term in 1861 as a result of a recession in 1857 that persisted throughout Buchanan’s term. More gold and silver left the nation to finance the war effort, reducing the nation’s resources in the long run, so Congress had metallic payments suspended in 1861 to stop the outflow. Lincoln and his Secretary of the Treasury, Salmon P. Chase, needed more loans to finance the war, but bankers, as a result of shaken public confidence, charged 24 percent in interests for the loans. As a solution, the government issued “demand notes”, or federal notes requesting for a certain amount of money to be redeemed in gold or silver. In 1862, the government issued “greenbacks”, which were unbacked notes that relied on government credit to retain value by themselves without the backing of metal. By the end of the war, gold was worth 1.5 greenbacks. This, combined with the amount of debt the government already owed, threatened the war-torn economy as it prepared to pay off its war debts.
As a response to the growing concerns regarding the amount of paper money used and growing debt of the United States, Congress passed the Fourth Coinage Act in 1873. This law eliminated silver as the legal tender of the United States by abolishing the rights of the silver holders to have their silver bullions struck into U.S. Dollar coins. Proponents of free silver came to criticize the act as the “Crime of ‘73”, while proponents of gold standard argued that since most world powers of the time, including England (in 1816) and the German Empire (in 1871), used the gold standard, it would facilitate international commerce.
The Panic of 1873 followed shortly after the passage of the act, and another panic followed in 1893, which continued to affect businesses and investors as of the pamphlet's publish date. Banks continued to close as panicked investors and customers made runs on the bank, forcing them to run out of money, while businesses failed as a result of the loss of customers and shortage of money. The bank runs dried up the gold reserves in the federal treasury. As a result, then-president Grover Cleveland "was forced" to borrow $65 million from J.P. Morgan and the Rothschild family. However, there are those of us that believe he was not "forced" to do anything and it was simply a well-orchestrated series of events that forced an opportunity for the O.A.K. to take over the Federal reserve from that point forward.
 

Gave "rise" to Peace Democrats aka Copper-Heads aka KGC in Baltimore; they had a CASTLE there, & JWB was a member. Some boys found CW $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in a house in Baltimore, MD; I suspect that it was "The Castle", & there is a book out about it. I DO NOT have it.
 

The term "leveraged buyout" was not used until 1964 in the acquisition of Orkin Exterminating Company and it is among the first significant LBO ever mentioned in the History of the United States of America. In finance, a leveraged buyout refers to the purchase of a company's voting stock in which the acquiring party gains control of the target company. A buyout can be funded with a combination of cash or debt. In almost all cases the acquisition of another company is done by using a significant amount of borrowed money to meet the cost of acquisition. It is also usual that the assets of the company being acquired are often used as collateral for the loan, along with the assets of the acquiring company. As far as the loaner of the funds goes, they stand as the under the table owner of both parties concerned. The most eye-popping deal ever talked about was the purchase of Texas power company for about $45 billion, including debt. It is the biggest LBO ever talked about in history and shows the clout a private equity can wield.




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