"The money in our pocket is worthless, it is garbage. Our savings have been systematically stolen by the financial fraudsters."

Max Keiser: Tear The Paper Money

Max Keiser has suggested a new idea: Rip up a Federal Reserve dollar bill. The confetti paper money that is being printed by the treacherous, morally bankrupt and dying Federal Reserve regime in Washington is not worth anything.

This is a great idea. Ripping up a dollar bill is a big deal. It represents a total absence of trust and confidence on the part of the American people in the abilities of Congress, the treacherous Federal Reserve, and the current financial system to restart the American economy.

The con men who run the Federal Reserve are able to get away with their robbery and fraud because the American people have faith and confidence in their system. Once that faith and confidence goes out the window their powerful spell will be broken and their evil agenda to turn America into a third world police state will be destroyed.

Ripping up a dollar bill represents a symbolic and mental victory. Such victories against the swindlers and fraudsters who are financially occupying America and the West should not be downplayed.

We are in a war for the hearts and minds of the people in America and the West. The banksters know this. The bought off political mercenaries in Washington and other Western capitals know this. Everybody knows this but the people. This must change. The people must be awakened to the deep state of global emergency.

Tearing up the dollar bill is one form of civil protest that will awaken the American people and make everybody think, "The money in our pocket is worthless, it is garbage. Our savings have been systematically stolen by the financial fraudsters."

Max Keiser on The Alex Jones Show on October 3, 2011:

"I have a fantastic campaign, I just thought of it today. . . At midnight every night people reach into their pockets, they pull out a dollar bill and they rip it into confetti and they throw it out the window and they say 'I'm not taking this anymore.' In other words, rip up your dollar. It's worthless anyway. Let's not pretend that it's worth anything. That piece of paper in your pocket is worthless."
Thomas Jefferson warned America two hundred years ago to not allow financial fraudsters take control of the nation's money engine and print paper money. Jefferson wrote to Adams in 1819:

"The evils of this deluge of paper money are not to be removed, until our citizens are generally and radically instructed in their cause and consequences, and silence by their authority the interested clamors and sophistry of speculating, shaving, and banking institutions. Till then we must be content to return, quoad hoc, to the savage state, to recur to barter in the exchange of our property for want of a stable common measure of value, that now in use being less fixed than the beads and wampum of the Indian, and to deliver up our citizens, their property and their labor, passive victims to the swindling tricks of bankers and mountebankers." - Thomas Jefferson to John Adams, March 21, 1819.

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