central banking

This week on Questions For Corbett, James answers a question from Jim, who asks if the Bank of England's vision for "The Future of Finance" supports the idea of a banker dictatorship, and whether this vision paves the way for the next bankster-directed war.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/qfc049.mp3"][/audio]This week on Questions For Corbett, James answers a question from Jim, who asks if the Bank of England's vision for The Future of Finance supports the idea of a banker dictatorship, and whether this vision paves the way for the next bankster-directed war.

By Mark Anderson
21st Century Wire
President Trump had already said and done enough to unnerve the powers-that-be on various fronts—from hedging on free-trade deals to making bold foreign-policy strides with North Korea and Russia—when he upped the ante even more July 19, speaking out against the Federal Reserve central bank that’s seen by worshipful monopoly capitalists and their media cohorts as being too kingly for presidential criticism.

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