Posted: 04/10/07

Is Your Banking System Constitutional?
by James Jaeger

EDITOR'S NOTE: James Jaeger is a filmmaker with over 25 years experience writing, directing and editing feature motion pictures, documentaries, TV commercials and multiple-camera live events. As a producer he has experience developing and packaging screenplays, private placements, public offerings and network licensing arrangements. Mr. Jaeger is also a pioneer in broadband distribution of motion pictures over the Internet and a founder of Pay-Per-View.Com.

Are you aware that your dollar bills are no longer backed by gold or silver?  Are you aware that the U.S. Constitution stipulates in Article I, Sections 8 and 10 that the money supply must be backed by gold or silver?  If this is news to you, you may be interested in a new film entitled, FIAT EMPIRE - Why the Federal Reserve Violates the U.S. Constitution. 

FIAT EMPIRE is the one film you will probably not see coming to a theatre near you.  Why?  Because this film discloses the convenient relationship between the MEDIA, the FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS and the U.S. CONGRESS.  So covert and complex is this relationship, only one federal congressman -- Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) -- would go on record to explain.  In short, the U.S. government no longer needs income taxes to fund its operations.  Where does it get its money?  FIAT EMPIRE answers this question by interviewing, not only citizens on the street, but Edwin Vieira, a constitutional lawyer with four degrees from Harvard; a best-selling research author, G. Edward Griffin; and film industry and media expert, Dr. Ted Baehr. 

Did you know that Thomas Jefferson once said: "If the American people ever allow private banks to control their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all their prosperity until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."   FIAT EMPIRE explains how and why this very thing is now happening in America.

Have you ever wondered why you feel like you're on a financial treadmill?  No matter how much you earn, you still can't make ends meet and you're going deeper into debt?  Have you ever wondered why it now takes a two-income family to simply pay the bills?  Have you been concerned about the effect this has on the next generation, a generation of children raised by day-care centers rather than mothers?  Have you been concerned about the general decay of ethics and moral values in society, a decay caused in no small part by the fact that not-at-home-mothers often rely on the movie industry, the media and video games to baby sit their kids?  Much, if not all of this, can be traced back to the Federal Reserve System, a system that literally creates money out of nothing for the government, but, at the same time, creates endless debt and loss of purchasing power for the rest of us.  Is it any wonder the family unit is disintegrating under such stressful conditions?  How can it do anything else when people are out-sourcing the rearing of their children to day-care, DVDs and X-boxes and then going into endless credit card debt in a feeble attempt to "make it up to the kids" with all manner of material possessions.  How can it do anything else when all we see on TV is endless sex, violence and cheap programming intended as nothing more than filler between advertisements?  

The Bible says that the love of money is the source of all evil.  This is as true today as anytime in history, for our society is now divided into basically two camps:  those that have too much money, and those that have too little money.  The first group is a source of evil because it loves money seemingly more than its children.   Proof of this is all around us in the way this group has allowed secular society to develop through the irresponsible shepparding of resources.   The second group is a source of evil because it rapaciously seeks money.  It does this because it's on a treadmill of lost purchasing power, such purchasing power having been eroded by a banking system set up by elite members of the first group.  Proof of this is the fact that it now takes 95 cents to purchase what 5 cents purchased in 1913, the year the Federal Reserve System was established. 

 
FIAT EMPIRE poses the question: when will it all come crumbling down?  Congressman Paul says it must come crumbling down if nothing is changed.  Dr. Vieira offers a method by which we could pilot changes.  Mr. Griffin offers hope that citizens can realize what took us off course.  And Dr. Baehr rounds it out by explaining why the mainstream media fails to keep citizens properly informed. 

If you would like to be properly informed about your banking system and its effects on the family unity and society, you can screen FIAT EMPIRE for free over the Internet by going to Google Video and typing in "FIAT EMPIRE."  You can also access the movie and additional information about the experts by going to www.FiatEmpire.com. FIAT EMPIRE, by the way, won a Telly Award and thousands of people have now screened FIAT EMPIRE on Google Video giving it a 5 star out of 5 star rating.

If you find you're intrigued by this subject, you might also watch AMERICA: Freedom to Fascism.  In this film, producer-director Aaron Russo delves into the income tax and how it is related to the Federal Reserve.  This must-see film is also available at Google Video or by going to http://www.freedomtofascism.com.

Again, since these movies take a critical look at the mainstream media, their messages will probably not get out unless word-of-mouth from concerned citizens charts a different course.    

If you haven't yet seen FIAT EMPIRE, you can watch it by going to: http://www.FiatEmpire.com

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