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Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker admits the Federal Reserve is private, and he attended Bilderberg Group meetings Exposing Faux Capitalism
Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker admits the Federal Reserve is private, and he attended Bilderberg Group meetings
Published October 24, 2009
Tags: 2008, 2009, Federal Reserve, President Obama, Fed Chairman, Logan Act, non-governmental private institution, Bilderberg Group, U.S. citizens, We Are Change, We Are Change Boston, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, 2008 Bilderberg Group meeting, 2009 Bilderberg Group meeting, federal law, imprisonment, President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board
On October 15, 2009, We Are Change Boston asked former Federal Reserve Chairman and current Chair of President Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board, Paul Volcker, about the Bilderberg Group.
This short video clip is highly significant for several reasons, including:
1) A former Fed Chairman, Volcker, acknowledges that the Bilderberg Group exists.
2) He acknowledges that he attended their meeting this year (2009), and two or three times previously.
3) He acknowledges the authority and consequences of the Logan Act, which prohibits unauthorized U.S. citizens from negotiating with foreign governments, punishable under federal law with imprisonment up to three years.
4) He indirectly admits that the Federal Reserve is a non-governmental private institution, by implying the Act didn’t apply to his attendance.
5) If he wasn’t given express authorization by President Obama to attend this year’s meeting, he’d be liable for punishment under the Logan Act. Testimony in Congress, under oath, should be sought to determine that.
For those few who are still living in denial about the existence of the Bilderberg Group, or if you’re curious, watch this clip of Ben Bernanke pulling into the 2008 Bilderberg Group meeting, and South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford reflecting upon his attendance at that same meeting.
YouTube - We Are Change Boston Questions Paul Volcker About The Bilderberg Group
Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker admits the Federal Reserve is private, and he attended Bilderberg Group meetings
Published October 24, 2009
Tags: 2008, 2009, Federal Reserve, President Obama, Fed Chairman, Logan Act, non-governmental private institution, Bilderberg Group, U.S. citizens, We Are Change, We Are Change Boston, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, 2008 Bilderberg Group meeting, 2009 Bilderberg Group meeting, federal law, imprisonment, President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board
On October 15, 2009, We Are Change Boston asked former Federal Reserve Chairman and current Chair of President Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board, Paul Volcker, about the Bilderberg Group.
This short video clip is highly significant for several reasons, including:
1) A former Fed Chairman, Volcker, acknowledges that the Bilderberg Group exists.
2) He acknowledges that he attended their meeting this year (2009), and two or three times previously.
3) He acknowledges the authority and consequences of the Logan Act, which prohibits unauthorized U.S. citizens from negotiating with foreign governments, punishable under federal law with imprisonment up to three years.
4) He indirectly admits that the Federal Reserve is a non-governmental private institution, by implying the Act didn’t apply to his attendance.
5) If he wasn’t given express authorization by President Obama to attend this year’s meeting, he’d be liable for punishment under the Logan Act. Testimony in Congress, under oath, should be sought to determine that.
For those few who are still living in denial about the existence of the Bilderberg Group, or if you’re curious, watch this clip of Ben Bernanke pulling into the 2008 Bilderberg Group meeting, and South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford reflecting upon his attendance at that same meeting.
YouTube - We Are Change Boston Questions Paul Volcker About The Bilderberg Group
