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David_TheMan

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You are not reading

Or just being disingenuous

You will see even the Federal Reserve is a part of it.

The list
Yes the federal reserve is a partial owner as it is a member .
You don't even understand what that list is do you

Let's make it simple do you know what a central bank is?
What monetary base does the BIS control?
 

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Breh, stop with the BS.
There is no BS.
I think you truly don't know what you are talking about with regards to banking and it is evident in the fact that you don't understand central banks own the BIS as they are the only customers, that the BIS is literally not a central bank by definition of what a central bank actually is, and that the BIS doesn't provide or control currency to central bank customers. It's simply a lender.
 

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There is no BS.
I think you truly don't know what you are talking about with regards to banking and it is evident in the fact that you don't understand central banks own the BIS as they are the only customers, that the BIS is literally not a central bank by definition of what a central bank actually is, and that the BIS doesn't provide or control currency to central bank customers. It's simply a lender.

Hey you can believe whatever you want. My job of teaching you what you didn't know is done. Good day.
 

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Just ordered some Fabletics shyt and saw that dumbass Tariff fee added for each item :beli:
:beli: I get espadrilles (shoes) from Spain every summer and I literally cannot find them available in America, can't buy on the site. I'ma have to email them and work it out personally.

The BIS has more power than you think @David_TheMan. My man is a finance guy and, when I give advice, its on point. The BIS is the vehicle through which the Nazis moved their money after WWII. If you think they disappeared into the ether after moving all that money, I got a bridge to sell you. Nobody gives up power.

"In Switzerland, however, plans for salvaging Germany's wealth had been in motion long before the invasion and the subsequent assassination attempt on Hitler. This was at the offices of the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), a financial institution that was the brainchild of Hjalmar Schacht, ostensibly as a device for handling Germany's World War One reparations as required by the Treaty of Versailles.
"BIS was created by Bank of England chairman Montagu Norman in collaboration with Schacht; the first, tumultuous meetings that finally gave the BIS its formal blessing involved American financier Charles G. Dawes and American industrialist Owen D. Young. Dawes was chairman of the board of City National Bank and Trust of Chicago, and had been a director of the US Bureau of the Budget, involved with German reparations arrangements after World War One. Young was the founder of the RCA Corporation and chairman of General Electric. The idea was to create a kind of clearinghouse for the funds. The Germany would pay (to the tune of over 130 million gold marks per year, as per the Versailles Treaty, a sum that increased to more than 500 million marks per year as the discussions evolved) as reparations to those countries that had lost blood and treasure in the war. BIS would be 'the central banker's central bank,' a kind of super-bank, whose members included representatives from Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom. It would be immune from any country's laws and politics, the luggage of its members not subject to search by the police forces of any nation. The members of BIS were and are economic and financial diplomats, whose loyalty is not to the countries that sired them, but to the Bank itself. Until 1977, in fact, the location of its headquarters in the Swiss town of Basel, hidden behind a chocolate shop, was a secret known only to a few. Outsiders were – and are – not permitted to observe meetings, or even to view the rooms were meetings were held. Its deliberations are secret, save for the annual reports, which presumably have been sanitized of any incriminating evidence.
"Schacht, as president of the Reichsbank at the time of the founding of BIS (January 20, 1930), was deeply involved in its inspiration and creation. He saw BIS as a tool that could be used to move money around discretely, paying off Germany's war debts in the kind of sleight-of-hand for which Schacht was understandably famous...
"For all intents and purposes, BIS was the Nazi bank during the war years – essentially the foreign branch of the Reichsbank, where deals could be cut in safety and secrecy with the heads of other central banks, including the consortium of American banks that were represented by Thomas H. McKittrick.
"In 1944, meetings were being held at the highest level at the BIS headquarters in Basel to determine how to best allow the Nazi machine to survival what was seen as its inevitable defeat on the battlefield. It was a surreal composition, and if the documentation did not support it, we would have a difficult time believing it. The bankers present at these meetings included representatives from countries that were currently at war with each other, discussing how to hide and move Nazi gold to ensure the continuity of the German economy in the post-war period. Indeed, according to US Treasury Secretary Morgenthau – a devoted anti-Nazi – at the 1944 Bretton Woods meeting that created the International Monetary Fund, there was a total of fourteen BIS directors, of which twelve were Nazis or members of regimes controlled by the Nazis (such as the Czechs who had to surrender all their gold to the Reich's accounts at BIS). Morgenthau's efforts to shut down the BIS were doomed to failure when the Swiss bankers threaten to walk out of the conference."
(The Hitler Legacy, Peter Levenda, pgs. 129-131)

 

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:beli: I get espadrilles (shoes) from Spain every summer and I literally cannot find them available in America, can't buy on the site. I'ma have to email them and work it out personally.

The BIS has more power than you think @David_TheMan. My man is a finance guy and, when I give advice, its on point. The BIS is the vehicle through which the Nazis moved their money after WWII. If you think they disappeared into the ether after moving all that money, I got a bridge to sell you. Nobody gives up power.

:beli: I get espadrilles (shoes) from Spain every summer and I literally cannot find them available in America, can't buy on the site. I'ma have to email them and work it out personally.

The BIS has more power than you think @David_TheMan. My man is a finance guy and, when I give advice, its on point. The BIS is the vehicle through which the Nazis moved their money after WWII. If you think they disappeared into the ether after moving all that money, I got a bridge to sell you. Nobody gives up power.

nothing that you posted would tate that it is a central bank.
the World Bank haas a great deal of power and influence.
The IMF has a great deal of power and influence.

Doesn't make any of those banks central banks or make them central banks of central banks.
You all have to realize words have meanings, stating that a bank has power or influence is far different than claiming it is a central bank or mysteriously the global central bank, but then get mad when asked what currency does it control
 

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You all have to realize words have meanings, stating that a bank has power or influence is far different than claiming it is a central bank or mysteriously the global central bank, but then get mad when asked what currency does it control
They're all inter-connected in layers. The BIS has over-sized, and often ignored, influence.
 

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nothing that you posted would tate that it is a central bank.
the World Bank haas a great deal of power and influence.
The IMF has a great deal of power and influence.

Doesn't make any of those banks central banks or make them central banks of central banks.
You all have to realize words have meanings, stating that a bank has power or influence is far different than claiming it is a central bank or mysteriously the global central bank, but then get mad when asked what currency does it control

Check where those 2 are headquartered compared to the BIS. It ain't that hard breh.

Think about what else is headquartered in that area.
 

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They're all inter-connected in layers. The BIS has over-sized, and often ignored, influence.
So what if they are all inter-connected, what is a central bank?
Do tell and explain how the BIS is the central bank of central banks
It really is that simple.

If the US government controls the IMF and the World Bank what would make you think they don't control the BIS? which is smaller?
If you think I'm lying about the US government's influence of the IMF and World Bank read the following.
The United States has viewed all multilateral organizations, including the World Bank, as instruments of foreign policy to be used for specific U.S. aims and objectives” [6].
 

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Meanwhile aldis just announced a nationwide reduction in prices of up to 33 percent on over 400 grocery items



They was already cheaper than Walmart



:blessed:
Wal-Mart was already looking at Aldis as the model for how to run stores. I feel for a lot of the employees that are at Wally world, Aldi's runs with only 3 people in there.
 

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Check where those 2 are headquartered compared to the BIS. It ain't that hard breh.

Think about what else is headquartered in that area.
What would you point be, in all honesty.
You still have yet to explain how the BIS is a central bank at all, let alone the central bank of central banks.
 

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So what if they are all inter-connected, what is a central bank?
Do tell and explain how the BIS is the central bank of central banks
It really is that simple.

If the US government controls the IMF and the World Bank what would make you think they don't control the BIS? which is smaller?
If you think I'm lying about the US government's influence of the IMF and World Bank read the following.

You make the mistake of thinking the United States is not affected by outsiders. That's what a lot of people living in the United States are ignorant of. The money has been taken control of by international bankers.
 
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