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Synopsis: An unconventional documentary that lifts the veil on what's really going on in our world by following the money upstream - uncovering the global consolidation of power in nearly every aspect of our lives. Weaving together breakthroughs in science, consciousness and activism, THRIVE offers real solutions, empowering us with unprecedented and bold strategies for reclaiming our lives and our future.
 
IMDB:
6.8
UNRATED
Year:
2011
132 min
137 Views


Can lead to coma or death.

How far will these forces go, to make a profit?

Would they actually suppress cures for diseases,

the way they suppressed free energy technology?

Sadly my research has shown me, the answer is yes.

One well documented example is the case of Dr. Royal Rife.

In the 1920s Dr. Rife invented one of the most advanced microscopes of his time.

He also developed a new technique he called coordinated resonance.

which was apparently able to destroy cancerous tumors,

as well as viruses.

In 1934, in clinical trials affiliated with the University of Southern California,

Rife's treatment was tested on 16 terminally ill cancer patients.

Within three months, they were all sucessfully cured.

Soon after, a lab testing Rife's technology was burned down

and a fatuous lawsuit was filed.

Through the efforts of Morris Fishbein,

head of the jurnal of American Medical Association,

Rife was essentially shut down and ruined,

his brilliant and promising work all but forgotten.

It was really hard for me to consider,

that someone might actually be supressing cures.

and cancer has run through my family like a raging river.

I found out that it's all about patents.

If a pharmaceutical company can patent and make money from treatment,

especially one, that we have to keep on using,

then that's what we get.

Otherwise we don't even hear about it.

It's not just Rife, who got shut down.

Rene Caisse had an old indian ojibwa formula, that was effective.

Harry Hoxsey and Max Gerson had natural remedies, that worked.

But you know and you look them out, the AMA makes them sound like complete crooks.

And that's for following the money has been so helpful,

because the same powers, who control the AMA and their research and funding,

control the pharmaceuticals.

So there's a multi-trillion dollar financial incentive,

to supress cures, that can't be patented.

Knowing that cures exist,

has not taken away the anguish I feel

from losing so many people, I love, to cancer.

It's giving me something really satisfying to do with the pain

and I believe when we take the love and devotion that we have,

for anyone who's died and who will die unnecessarily

and are direct it to developing and getting these cures out

to people, who need them,

we can break this cancer legacy and heal.

As difficult as it was for me,

I've come to an inescapable and profoundly disturbing conclusion:

I belive that an elite group of people and the corporations they run,

have gained control over not just our energy,

food supply, education and health care,

but over virtually every aspect of our lives.

And they do it by controlling the world of finance,

not by creating more value,

but by actually controlling the source of money.

When I followed the money, I found that it took me up the levels of a pyramid.

Here we are at the bottom level, going about our daily lives!

Above us is government,

people who are given a monopoly on force

and use it to tax and control us, whether or not we agree.

But who controlls them?

At the next level are the corporations.

Many would say that it is now corporations and not nation states, that rule the world.

They call it a"corporatocracy".

To acquire the world's resources and control the markets,

this corporatocracy must to have access to cheap money.

The big corporations get their loans with special rates from big banks,

which means that those who control the major banks, the money elite,

ultimately control the corporations.

As I followed the money, I learned that almost everything I once believed about money,

is simply not true.

It's interesting how few questions we actually ask

about very everyday things,

like when we go into a bank and we ask for a loan, say $ 50,000 dollars, 50,000 pounds.

What actually happens?

See, most people live their lives,

based on a kind of vague image of what happens.

What actually happens, is you ask for 50,000 pounds,

they type into your account 50,000 pounds.

That's all they do!

They don't mint any coins, print any money

they don't move any precious metal anywhere

they just put 50,000 pounds into your account in a computer screen.

From that moment, you start paying interest

on money, that has never, does not and will never exist.

It turns out, that banks actually have about 9 times as much money loaned out,

as they have on reserve in their vaults.

This is possible because of what's referred to as fractional reserve lending.

The way it works is that the Federal Reserve or the central bank in any country

is legally allowed to determine the amount of bank must have on reserve.

In the U.S. it's currently around 10%.

So if you deposit $ 10,000 dollars into the bank,

the bank sets aside 10% or $ 1,000 dollars

and then loans out the rest of your money.

The way it works is, say another person comes into the bank

and asks for a car loan of $ 9,000 dollars.

At this moment, the bank loans out the $ 9,000 dollars,

from your original deposit.

It isn't there anymore!

The borrower then pays the person selling the car

and they go to deposit the money into another bank,

which is part of the same central banking system.

This $ 9,000 dollars is treated as a new deposit

and the process continues.

The money gets redeposited and reloaned,

until the initial deposit of $ 10,000 dollars

becomes $ 100,000 dollars.

The banking system just created $ 90,000 dollars by loaning out your money.

Apparently it began with the goldsmiths in the seventeenth century,

when people were trading in gold.

Gold was heavy to carry around, so people stored the actual metal in vaults

and traded receipts instead.

Those receipts were the first paper money.

Since only a few people would withdraw their gold at any given time,

the vault owners, basically the new bankers,

began creating receipts for more metals, than they actually held.

They loaned out those receipts and charged interest on money,

on gold that they didn't really had.

That's how our so-called fractional reserve system was born.

In this system the bankers get to make money out of nothing,

while the rest of us have to work hard to earn it.

It has created a modern form of serfdom,

where the mass of society is now working, to pay off their debt to the banks

"It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand

our banking and monetary system,

for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution

before tomorrow morning. Henry Ford, 1922"

Under this fractional reserve scheme

we inevitably become debt slaves

to a ruling class of financial elite.

Not because they are better or smarter than anyone else,

but because they have rigged the system

to benefit themselves at the expense of most people on the planet.

Catherine Austin Fitts is an expert on this issue.

He was assistant secretary of housing and urban development

under president George Bush senior

and then an adviser to the Clinton administration.

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