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A Simple Recipe for Stealing the Wealth of a Nation
A-basic-guide to accumulating massive wealth at the expense of the American citizens
Thomas DeForge
Copyright © 2013 Thomas DeForge
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2013-05-10
Dedication
This book is dedicated to both my children and all the children of this nation.
It is with a heavy heart that my generation and those that preceded it leave you this once great nation in a condition inconceivable to its founding principles. It is my fervent hope for your generation, that enough Americans awake from their slumber in order to change the course of our nation and save it from the tyranny that has taken root over the last one hundred years.
Acknowledgments
I would like to not thank, but rather acknowledge the many politicians both past and present along with the member banks and their owners that make up the Federal Reserve System that have conspired together to steal the wealth of the American people.
Without all of your dedication to your own self-serving purpose, this book simply would not be possible or necessary.
I would like to thank a dear friend whose superb mastery of the English language was crucial to this writting. For personal reasons she has asked to remain anonymous.
Preface
Understanding and having the ability to create a national depression can deliver untold wealth beyond imagination. It will allow you to steal from literally millions of people their personal wealth on a scale that is inconceivable to most. If you follow this simple recipe, the road to creating these depressions is filled with opportunity and profits beyond the visions of the common man. The great thing about this is that anyone can do it without investing a dime of their own money.
It will require a few personal attributes however in order to ensure your success. You must have the ability to lie and deceive, be a thief at heart, exhibit no integrity, show little to no concern for your fellow man and have the uncanny ability to turn a blind eye to humankind altogether. If you possess these attributes, you may very well be a candidate for success and could possibly acquire wealth beyond your wildest dreams.
Depressions, a Bit of History
Creating a depression on a national scale takes careful planning and manipulation. While depressions are a normal phenomenon that take place from time to time in any economy, creating one on a national scale requires a level of intentional, well-crafted careful preparation and influence from an outside source. Without this influence, depressions tend to be more localized and rarely if ever occur on a national scale. In an economy uninfluenced and left to the natural laws of economics, depressions tend to be more segmented, impacting only areas of the economy that have become overextended or areas in which production surpasses demand.
What is common to all national depressions is that in order to create or suffer a depression on a national scale, the government must first control that nation’s money supply or dictate what that money supply should be. Second, the government of that nation must in some form practice intervention into that nation’s economy. Nations in which governments intervene or control their economy practice either the socialist or communist philosophy. Nations whose governments do not intervene in the economy but prefer to leave the economy to the consumption and production patterns of the nations citizens practice capitalism as their economic philosophy.
What few Americans know or understand, is that America’s economic philosophy was altered from capitalism to socialism about one hundred years ago. The foundation was layed in 1913, and the full transformation occured in the 1930s. I know this is a bit of information that is hard to swallow and at first will seem absolutely ludicrous to the majority of the readers. However, if you read on, you too may find this statement to be true. The deception that the United States has been and still is a capitalistic society (like our forefathers intended) over the last century, has been nothing more than an illusion. One necessary and imperative to maintain as a handful of talented theives set into motion the ingredients in this recipe allowing them to steal the wealth of this once great nation.
Prior to America adopting the socialist philosophy, depressions did not occur on the level of the first Great Depression neither in duration or severity. While depressions/recessions are a natural occurrence in any society, in a “free” or pure capitalistic society, boom and bust cycles are relatively localized and impact smaller areas or pockets of a nation. The United States has suffered several depressions, one of the worst being the Great Depression which started in 1929 and lasted through the 1930s. The Great Depression is what I consider the first depression that the United States experienced under socialist ideals.
Let’s take a closer look at the history of American depression/recession occurrences:
1797-lasted 3 years.
1807-lasted 6 years.
1819-lasted two years.
1832-lasted two years.
1836-lasted six years.
1857-lasted two years.
1869-lasted two years.
1873-lasted 5 years.
1896-lasted 3 years.
1901- lasted 1 year.
1907-Bank failures (intentionally created by the largest bankers).
1913-U.S. nationalized the banking system. (onset of the socialist philosophy).
1920-lasted 2 years.
1929-lasted 11 years (total transformation to socialism).
If we take a look at both the historical length and time span between these depressions, we can see that prior to socialism taking root in America, depressions lasted on average of two and a half years and occurred on average once every eleven and a quarter years. Once America
