The bankers themselves don't fight these wars.

Their children are not in these wars.

A nation tries to break free of the private central bankers like Libya.

All the other nations under the bankers control pile on and destroy them.

This so-called clash of civilizations you are being told about by the corporate media,

it's really a war between banking systems.

With the private central bankers forcing themselves under the rest of the world, no matter how many millions must die for it.

Happy Sunday, folks, and this is certainly a must watch.

It's only around 35, 40 minutes long.

It's from Michael Rivera, who wrote a big, historically researched article that this docu movie is based on and you will be

amazed at what you find out so it's an astonishing story i won't delay you any longer but you will

find out actually how the world works and who really is at the top of the food chain enjoy now i want I want to share a story with you, and this is actually an article that I wrote over the weekend called All Wars Are Bankers Wars. And I went in, I did a lot of research. It's posted to the front page of what really happened.com. I understand it's already gone viral. It's being reposted around the web. But I wanted to basically tell it to you here on the radio show.

And it's a very long story.

We're probably going to take the rest of the hour to do it.

But it's something that you need to understand that all of these wars and assassinations that we're told are crazed loan, not assassins, or weapons of mass destruction, or bringing democracy.

All of them track back to the private central bankers as the initiating event.

And the more you study this, the more you will realize all the wars are wars for the bankers, for the private central bankers.

And I know a lot of people are going to have difficulty comprehending this. Just how many of these wars we have fought as a nation were fought for no other purpose than to force private central banks onto nations that did not want them. So we're going to have a few examples. So you understand why at this particular time in history the United States government is mired in so many wars against

so many foreign nations and there's plenty of precedence for this. Now going back to the beginning,

the United States fought the American Revolution primarily over King George III's Currency Act,

which forced the colonists to abandon their own government-issued currencies and conduct business only using printed banknotes borrowed at interest from the Bank of England.

If you go back to the writings of Ben Franklin, direct quote,

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