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Originally Posted by JCL
Here is the problem with what you are calling a simple mistake. It was the foundation of his argument that a secret ruling elite owns all the central banks and thus controls the global money supply. Take away private ownership of the central banks and that theory looks ridiculous. See the problem? It makes the entire clip somewhat irrelevant.
It always helps to look at motivations. Look at what Russo describes as his awakening. He lost an IRS judgement over a tax return. That was when he decided that there is a "them" that is running everything, pulling all the strings, stomping on the little guy. He felt powerless, and wanted someone to blame for those feelings.
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Tragedy and loss are things that will motivate people to change their ways. The man was also dealing with cancer. You can't say you know where his heart was during the latter years of his life. How much does money mean...when it can't save your life?
While I do see your point, I'm not buying your conclusion. His issue was here in the United States. He learned that the Federal Reserve is privately run...and that tax collection is paid ultimately to the Federal Reserve.
Look up
"Grace Commission". It's interesting when people find out that there is NO LAW in the USA for sovereign citizens to pay taxes on their income. Don't believe me???...look up
Joe Banister. Quite a story if you've never heard it.
Anyway, the interview doesn't negate the fact that we're dealing with this issue of a privately run central bank here in the USA. The video should've been corrected prior to being released. But if I'm not mistaken, I think he died very soon afterwards?