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Refer to the battle of waterloo and the london stock exchange of 1815.
Nathan Mayer Rothschild knew how to manipulate the herd mentality by knowing the outcome of the battle of waterloo before officals did.
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1815 mentioned.
Prior to any centralized banking system mentioned.
George Soros made billions manipulating herd mentality during the black Wednesday (surely it was Wednesday?) mentioned. Herd mentality mentioned.
Monetary system is evil forfeit.
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I am focusing on the US dollar as it is currently the reserve currency and how it is going to go to shit fairly soon by design.
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Really, can you admit you're focusing on it because you've watched a pair of youtube clips on it?
a long edit on taxing individuals
more:
http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq/0,,id=199665,00.html
"May be able to elect to exclude some or all of their foreign earned income, if certain requirements are met, or to claim a foreign tax credit if Canadian income taxes are paid."
http://www.groco.com/readingroom/irs...ingabroad.aspx
"I am a U.S. citizen living and working overseas. Can I have a tax credit on my U.S. taxes for the taxes I pay to the foreign country?" ... "Income you exclude under the foreign earned income exclusion or the foreign housing exclusion. There is no double taxation in this situation because the income is not subject to U.S. tax. "
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...=97130,00.html
"If you are a U.S. citizen or a resident alien of the United States and you live abroad, you are taxed on your worldwide income. However, you may qualify to exclude from income up to an amount of your foreign earnings that is now adjusted for inflation ($91,400 for 2009, $91,500 for 2010, $92,900 for 2011). In addition, you can exclude or deduct certain foreign housing amounts."
In brief, it states, that if you're paying taxes to a different country, you can apply for exclusion from domestic assuming you meet certain requirements (full year abroad, etc).
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc856.html - in regards to excempting domestic tax for interest, dividents, and so so.
Again, this is all what concerns US alone, and the US tax/citizenship system isn't the only one in the world.
Say, for a Finnish citizen, you're under limited tax duty if your permanent residence is abroad (this is, under limited tax duty you only pay taxes for income earned domestically - ie. if you live in Spain, you pay taxes to Spain for the income you've earned in Spain, but if you say, drop by in Finland for a summer despite having a permanent residence abroad, your limited tax duty means you pay taxes to Finland for the income you earn in Finland while being here. I'd expect it to be really similar for all EU countries). If you earn income from your firm in Finland while living abroad, these are taxed as per Finnish taxes. However, there's essentially nothing stopping you from moving your company's home nation around (in fact many do).
"Individuals that renounced their US citizenship or terminated their long-term resident status" (and further)
I'm done.
I can't be bothered to read it further: in short, it most likely states that if your resident status is abroad, you pay taxes abroad (pretty much like any EU citizen, would pay taxes to the country of residence instead of the country of, cough, birth, this happens to also apply to Chinese people). Sadly, United States isn't the only country in the world, either.
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This is why I want to say look its bait don't take it...you/me/others needs to make all people aware of the bait.
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I suggest you consider preaching about the dangers of alcohol and gambling too. Just a side note.
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The money makers video also points out trends like for example assassinations and some attempts of US presidents
Those who oppose the banking elite's agenda.
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Great. Now that I've already stated I'm done with discussion, can we proceed with discussing the murder of JFK? I've heard a lot about it. (I watched a youtube clip. I'm reasonably convinced it was an evil conspiracy by bankers)