Pictured
here are about 30 protesters in front of the Federal Reserve Bank in
Atlanta, Georgia on November 22 2008. This picture only shows about one
quarter of the people present, which means that there were about 120
protesters, advocating the abolition of the Federal Reserve Bank. One
news station reported 20 protesters. The best part of this rally were
the constant cheers of support from open windows of the cars passing by.
For a measly 450 million Federal Reserve Notes,
Congress can buy back the charter from the Federal Reserve that grants
it the power to make Americas money since 1913, in favor of a more
stable currency system.
The most important thing that any American can
know about what government is doing, is what the money is, what it is
backed by, who issues it, and who profits by its issuance.
You would not tolerate a burglar breaking into
your home. You would call the police. If someone was stealing money from
your wallet, you would become angry and use physical force to stop him.
If the Federal Reserve Bank is counterfeiting your money, it is the same
as if someone was stealing money from your wallet, and you should do
something about it.
Aboutclarkston.com will soon demonstrate more
remedies to the stealing of our money, for the people of Clarkston to
employ in their daily lives.
This is the most articulate and
concise discussion of the Federal Reserve Problem that I have
ever heard. It will have you shed a tear for America and her
people.
This is the first of a multi-part
video presentation. Please select the remaining segments
on
the YouTube site.
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"Chicks
In the City"
Because of increased
interest in back yard flock keeping, the Oakhurst Community
Garden has begun a class about raising chickens in the city, and
Georgia Organics has organized a self-guided tour of urban
coops. If youre considering raising chickens (or goats) in
Atlanta, these are great resources for finding out if the back
yard barnyard is for you. But be sure you check into local laws
and ordinances. They vary from county to county and town to town
throughout the metro area.
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of origination. Other than for these stated reasons there should be no censoring
or deletion of any posts from this website, (even in situations of slander) with
the possible exception of material that originates from people not living in
Clarkston.
Pictured
here are about 30 protesters in front of the Federal Reserve Bank in
Atlanta, Georgia on November 22 2008. This picture only shows about one
quarter of the people present, which means that there were about 120
protesters, advocating the abolition of the Federal Reserve Bank. One
news station reported 20 protesters. The best part of this rally were
the constant cheers of support from open windows of the cars passing by.
Click
the Youtube logo
