22 Mar
Finance in the AD Era
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- About the Author I’ve always acted like the proverbial 2-year-old who keeps asking the question ‘why’ , but one who never accepts the usual flippant answers. This has led me to do serious research and I’d like to share my findings.
- FED-ility – a free preview on Scribd.com
- My other Website : http://plainwoman.com
- Womanity attraction is preferable to seduction
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Recent Posts
- A blog people don’t read
- Bretton Woods, not Yalta
- Maginot Line Anomaly
- The Pound Sterling VS the US Dollar
- Recruiting a twit
- The end of WWI anomaly
- WWI – Anomaly 1
- Anomalies of History
- Praise be to Bankers
- Stuck in the Present
- Now on to Europe
- Anomalies of the AD Era
- The Money Tower
- The English are Wimps
- The English Myth
- Revolutions, Power and Control
- The Road to WWI
- Big Brother Loves Gold
- Who’s Big Brother?
- History is simple
- Why history is boring
- Napoleon, Russia and Gold
- Genuine Alchemists
- Napoleon was a hired gun
- French Revolution was a sham
- The City not Fort Knox
- The assignat scam
- See my other website : plainwoman.com
- The grandaddy of scams
- Stealing the American Pie
1929 Crash
AD Era
Alexander Hamilton
American Revolution
arms industry
Assignats
Bank of England
Bank of North America
Barras
big brother
Bill of Rights
bullion
Catholics
Central Banking
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Clovis
Congress
Congressmen
credit
Cromwell
democracy
ETF's
FED
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fiat money
finance
financial power
George Washington
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Haym Salomon
history
Holy Roman Empire
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Industrial Revolution
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International Finance
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Jewish banking families
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Lenin
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Monetary System
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Robespierre
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Rothschild's agent
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Soldiers for America
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The Bank of England
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Trenton
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Tsarist Russia
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