Executive Summary The bank failures of the depression were hugely significant events in US banking history. Introduction The stock market and banking crisis of 1930’s was not only controlled by private banking interests, but private banking interests fought hard to not engage in debt free spending that could have pulled the US out of the…
Executive Summary A bail in is when the depositors themselves cover the bail out. Introduction A bail in is when the depositors themselves are fund the bank bail out.
This was a panic caused by the irresponsible creation and insuring of mortgage-backed securities.
Executive Summary This was a panic created by private banking interests to promote a private central bank. Introduction The Banker’s Manifesto was published in 1897 and 1934. One quote from it is the following. “Capital must protect itself in every way through combination monopoly and through legislation. Debts must be collected and loans and mortgages…
Executive Summary Private banking interests have the ability to cause depressions to achieve their political objectives. The 1929 US Depression is one example of this. Introduction There is strong evidence the Great Depression was initiated by private banking interests. All of the major private banking interests were “somehow” able to get out of the market…
Executive Summary Private banking interests have the ability to cause depressions to achieve their political objectives. The 1890 US Depression is one example of this. Introduction This was initiated by private banking interests to kill greenbacks. This is a quote from the president of the American Banking Association in 1877. “It is advisable to do…