Secrets of the "Bank" of Rome Reveled At
Last!!
The False Profits!!
How
the "Bank" of Rome Creates "Federal" Reserve Dollars
out of Nothing!!
Ignatius
LIEola was the founder of the reorganized "Bank" of Rome.
The Jesuits were founded on August 15, 1534, and LIEola was officially
commissioned to reorganize the almost bankrupt "Bank" of
Rome in 1540.
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LIEola before Pope Paul III in 1540. |
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At the time that LIEola appeared
in Rome, the "Bank" of Rome was on the verge of BANKRUPTCY
due to the preaching of the Word of God and the withdrawal of
millions of accounts. The Imperialists under Charles V., actually
invaded and sacked the city of Rome in 1527. They stole most
of the wealth, destroyed priceless art treasures and even tortured
Cardinals to make them divulge the secret hiding places of their
riches:
"The
Spaniards were the most brutal, it was generally agreed. In
the destruction of Rome the Germans were bad enough, the Italians
were worse, but worse of all were the Spaniards.
They practiced unheard of tortures to compel their victims to
disclose where they had hidden their treasures" (Rome,
the Biography of a City, p. 159). |
The Sack of Rome
in 1527
Just
before King Henry VIII applied to Rome for a divorce from Catherine
of Aragon, Rome was captured and sacked by the Imperialists under
Emperor Charles V. The Pope was taken prisoner and from that time
onward, the Papacy became a political appendage of Spain.
Emperor Charles V,
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The Sack of Rome by Dutch artist Martin Van Heemskerck.
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Imperial
troops parody a papal procession and blessing during the Sack
of Rome in 1527.
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The
Imperialists under Charles V, sacked the city of Rome in 1527 and
stole most of the gold. The city was defended by Swiss mercenaries
and as a result they were commissioned to guard the "Bank".
The "Bank" also decided to store the gold and silver in
Switzerland as a precaution against another repeat of the sack of
1527.
After
the establishment of the Jesuits by Pope Paul III, all the Roman Catholic
universities throughout Europe were thrown open and they were given
carte blanche to recruit the sharpest brains in order to
stop the financial hemorrhage.
The
newly formed Jesuits were particularly ruthless in the field of "education"
and the Counter-Reformation led by Lieola quickly moved to dominate
all the schools and colleges.
This "new learning" soon discovered that aside
from direct warfare and brutal conquest nothing could replace
the millennia old USURY as a destroyer of freedom-loving nations.
The "Bank" of Rome opens
a branch office in England.
This
reorganized Bank soon began to start branch offices in various cities.
Venice in 1587, the Wisselbank in Amsterdam in 1609, Hamburg 1619,
Nuremberg 1621, Rotterdam 1635 and last but not least the Bank of
England in 1694. The Bank of "England" was actually the
first bank to be named after a country and after the "Bank"
of Rome it was the world's first Central Bank.
Usury
is outlawed by English Parliament!!
During the reign of King Edward VI (1547-1553) the door
was closed and locked against the "Bank" of Rome setting
up a branch office in England. Parliament outlawed USURY and make
it a criminal offense:
King Edward VI (1547-1553) outlawed usury by
Parliamentary decree. You can be sure that his reign was cut
short because he opposed the moneylenders.
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"(Act
relating to Usury.) Another bill was brought in against usury,
which passed both houses, and was made a statute. By it, an act
passed in the 37th of the late king (Henry VIII), that none might
take above 20 per cent. on money lent, was repealed; which they
said was not intended for the allowing of Usury, but for preventing
farther inconveniences. And since Usury was by
the word of God forbidden, and set out in divers places of Scripture
as a most odious and detestable vice, which yet many continue
to practise, for the filthy gain they make by it; therefore, from
the 1st of May, all usury or gain from money lent was to cease;
and whosoever continued to practise to the contrary, was to forfeit
both principal and interest, to suffer imprisonment, and to be
fined at the king's pleasure." (Cobbett's Parliamentary
History of England, vol. I, p.596). |
The
moneylenders persevered however and the anti-usury law was repealed
in 1571. The clear teaching of Scripture on usury was undermined by
the ascendancy of Calvinism among the Christians.
This
opened the door to the establishing of the Bank of England in 1694.
The Bank of England was incorporated on July 27, 1694, as a private
joint-stock association, with a capital of £1.2 million. In
return for the loan of its entire capital to the government it received
the right to issue notes and a monopoly on corporate banking in England.
Of course they only lent the principal so the interest would keep
accumulating by compound interest. Since the loans could NEVER be
repayed the moneylenders had complete control of the government and
people.
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William Patterson (1658 - 1719) founder of the
Bank of England. |
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Bank of England headquarters in London.
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The
Cabotian Revolution and the "Bank" of Rome.
England possessed the fairest portion of the earth in
the American Colonies but lost them all because of the greed of the
moneylenders. The early colonists were Protestant Christians who hated
usury and money lending. They were mostly poor and brought little
ready money with them from Europe. There were no gold or silver mines
so each Colony issued non interest bearing paper notes. The blessing
of God and their hard work soon enabled them to overtake the mother
country in industry, commerce and wealth.
The greedy moneylenders of the Bank of England soon
cast covetous eyes on the Colonies. Their first attempt to destroy
the Americans with usury was made in 1765. It was called the Stamp
Act. Payment of various taxes were required in specie
or coin. Since they had no English coins to pay the tax that meant
that they would have to borrow at usury from the Bank. Soon they too
would be reduced to penury, pauperism, and destitution like their
cousins in England.
Benjamin
Franklin said that the American war for Independence was fought over
money and currency (like every war) and the right of the Colonies
to issue their own usury free currency apart from the Bank of England:
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Benjamin
Franklin said that the Revolution was caused by the Bank of
England. |
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"That
is simple. In the Colonies, we issue our own paper money. It
is called 'Colonial Scrip.' We issue it in proper proportion
to make the goods and pass easily from the producers to the
consumers. In this manner, creating ourselves our own paper
money, we control its purchasing power and we have no interest
to pay to no one." (Benjamin
Franklin on Colonial Scrip)
"The
Colonies would gladly have borne the little tax on tea and other
matters had it not been the poverty caused by the bad influence
of the English bankers on the Parliament, which has caused in
the Colonies hatred of England and the Revolutionary War."
(Benjamin
Franklin on Colonial Scrip)
"9th.
That the duties imposed by several late acts of Parliament,
from the peculiar circumstances of these colonies, will be extremely
burthensome and grievous, and, from the scarcity
of specie (coins), the payment of them absolutely impracticable."
(The Declaration
of Rights of the
Stamp Act Congress)
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After the Revolution, the Bank of England still retained
a stranglehold on the country by the chartering of the First Bank
of the U.S. in 1791. The charter was to last for 20 years and expire
in 1811. Congress refused to renew the charter and war was declared
by the Bank of England in 1812.
General Andrew Jackson was the hero of the war
of 1812. He also won the war against the crooked banksters.
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General
Jackson said this about the 2nd Bank of
the U.S. which was re-chartered in 1816:
"YOU ARE A DEN OF VIPERS AND THIEVES. I
INTEND TO ROUT YOU OUT, AND BY THE ETERNAL GOD I WILL ROUT YOU
OUT."
And our
HERO did exactly as he promised. He refused to renew the charter
of the 2nd Bank and it died an unnatural death in 1836. The
people were finally free of the Bank of England alias
the "Bank" of Rome until the Civil War began in 1861. |
The
Cabotian Civil War and the "Bank" of Rome.
Abraham Lincoln — money martyred.
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In order to finance the war,
President Lincoln approached the banksters. They wanted
usury of 28% which Lincoln refused to pay. In order to circumvent
the banksters he issued $450,000,000 in GREENBACKS or U.S. Notes.
These GREENBACKS were non usury paying notes and were backed
by the credit of the nation.
Of course the banksters were furious. Had President Lincoln
lived and finished out his 2nd term he would have forever closed
the door to the malicious influence of the "Bank"
of Rome.
On April 15, 1865, he fell a victim to the leaden bullet of
the assassin John Wilkes Booth — another tool of the moneylenders!! |
How the "Bank" of Rome assassinated
silver in 1873.
The perfect monetary system of free coinage
of silver and gold was destroyed in 1873. |
Before 1873, most nations of the
world except Great Britain had free coinage of silver and gold.
That meant that anybody could bring bullion into the
government mint and have it coined into money for free. Free
coinage was like a reservoir connected by a pipe. Both metals
always maintained a perfect parity or equilibrium.
When silver was demonetized, it destroyed this perfect monetary
system for the entire world and gold became the sole standard.
This caused a great depression in 1873, 1893, and the panic
of 1907 led to the creation of the Rockefeller "Federal"
Reserve paper, debt and usury "money" system. |
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Senator John Sherman of Ohio led the fight to demonetize
silver!!
Senator
John Sherman of Ohio, He introduced the Bill that demonetized
silver after receiving hugh bribes from the Bank of England.
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Senator
John Sherman of Ohio (brother of Civil War hero General William
Tecumseh Sherman), was the powerful head of the Senate Finance
Committee. In 1869 he stopped in London on his way to a monetary
conference in Paris, France. While in England he was wined and
dined by Baron Rothschild and the very crème de la crème
of English society.
At a private dinner in the Baron's mansion in London this conversation
took place between the Baron and Senator Sherman:
"Five thousand pounds each year," went on the Baron
quietly, "placed in your hands, and supplemented by sums
which you would consider necessary, I am satisfied would produce
the conditions in the public mind desired. No accounting, you
understand, would be required, absolute reliance to be placed
in your wisdom and ability" (William Harvey, A Tale
of Two Nation, p.51). |
With the hugh sums of money from the Bank of England,
Sherman was able to BUY the members of Congress and The Bill to Reform
the Coinage Act was passed by stealth in 1873. The dual system of
bimetallism was abandoned for the monometallic or gold standard.
This put the U.S. on the gold standard and soon all
the nations of the world followed the example of the U.S. and abandoned
silver.
The gold standard crippled the world economic order and paved
the way for the "Federal Reserve" debt and usury system.
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The
World economic order was CRIPPLED when silver was demonetized
in 1873.
The single gold standard crippled the world economic order.
It was like a man with ONE leg; or ONE eye, or ONE arm.
Gold was measured in its ratio to silver and silver was measured
in its ratio to gold at 15 to 1. After silver was demonetized,
gold was measured by itself. This reduced the amount of money
in the world by half and doubled the wealth of the bond holders.
Gold today has absolutely no ratio to silver and the current
price of gold is about $360 an ounce.
The gold standard led to the establishment of the Rockefeller
"Federal" Reserve Bank in 1913. |
The
"Federal" Reserve Bank was established in 1913 by John D.
Rockefeller!!
President Kennedy opposed the "Federal"
Reserve Bank.
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President Kennedy opposed the corrupt "Federal" Reserve
System in 1963 and it cost him his life.
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Like Lincoln, President
Kennedy opposed the banksters and it cost him his life.
On June 4, 1963, a little known attempt was made to strip the
Federal Reserve Bank of its power to loan money to the government
at interest. On that day President John F. Kennedy signed Executive
Order No. 11110 that returned to the U.S. government the power
to issue currency, without going through the Federal Reserve.
Mr. Kennedy's order gave the Treasury the power "to issue
silver certificates against any silver bullion, silver, or standard
silver dollars in the Treasury." This meant that for every
ounce of silver in the U.S. Treasury's vault, the government
could introduce new money into circulation. In all, Kennedy
brought nearly $4.3 billion in U.S. notes into circulation.
The ramifications of this bill are enormous.
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Soon after President Kennedy's assassination, Jesuit
President Johnson debased the coinage by removing ALL the silver from
the silver coins and shipping it off to Switzerland.
Vital
links
President
Kennedy and the bankers
The
Declaration of Rights of the Stamp Act Congress
The
Stamp Act of 1765
How
America created its own money in 1750
Canadian
banking site
Buildfreedom.co
The
U.S. Bank
Colonial
Scrip
Bankers
from Biblebelievers.co
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