The Rise of Fascism

  • The Republicans have always backed a fascist regime, When Reagan was placed in office by the 1%. The Democrats joined the Republicans
  • under Jimmy Carter.
  • (Ragean Democrats are superdelegates are a delegate
  • to a presidential nominating convention who is seated automatically.)
  • Today, no more votes are counted. All votes are AI on a screen behind the monopolized media. Thanks to Bill Clinton (The Best Republican that was ever president),
  • with his "Third Way", and the Media Cross-Ownership Provision, which was hidden in his Telecommunications Act did the greatest danage to America. He was the biggest Republican ever!

The Payoff

Between 2013 and 2017, Germany’s Bundesbank repatriated 300 tons of gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as part of a larger plan to move 674 tons back to Frankfurt. This initiative aimed to increase public confidence in reserve safety. As of 2026, concerns over US-German relations have renewed calls for further repatriation, though a significant portion remains in US vaults.
The Monuments Men is based on the true story of the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives (MFAA) Section, a group of art historians, curators, and museum professionals who served in World War II to protect and recover millions of artworks and cultural treasures stolen by the Nazis. While the film took creative liberties for dramatic effect, featuring composite characters and altering some events, it accurately portrays the core mission and the immense scale of looted art (over 6 million items) they tracked down, often hidden in salt mines like Altaussee. Key figures like George Stout (inspiration for Frank Stokes) and Walker Hancock were real members who played vital roles in this effort, which was supported by President Roosevelt and General Eisenhower. What they left out is these guys went straight to the gold.
The Reward!

Head Of The CIA, Prescot Bushes's Son. Who's NY Bank was shut down for laundering NAZI MONEY!

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