Hi All, I'm hoping someone can enlighten me further regarding the ownership structure of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Basic research on the web quickly reveals the private interests in the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, but it's a bit vague (to me) as to whether ownership of the RBA is private. I'm hoping someone can either direct me to an appropriate thread if this has been discussed, or otherwise respond with an answer. Thanks in advance.
Greenleaves. Just google up Reserve Bank Of Australia,go to the wikipedia site and low and behold the history is all laid out. Much better than the Federal Reserve In the USA. Regards Errol43
Thanks Blockhead, An entertaining skit that points out the folly of the fiat system and the general ineffectiveness of the Reserve Bank's macro-economic policy. I clicked on a related video and as a summary it stated that the RBA is owned by the Commonwealth, which equals the Queen. Taking things further it appears that thanks to some conniving tactics by the Rothschilds during the Anglo-Franco war in the early 19th Century, the Rothschilds own the Commonwealth (or rather the Commonwealth money supply). So this means the interest paid back to the RBA goes to the Rothschilds? This is quite different to how the US Federal Reserve ownership is structured? i.e. they have numerous direct private stakeholders. Whereas we seem to have a single puppet stakeholder (the commonwealth/queen) and money gets siphoned through to the Rothschilds? Sometimes this all seems ridiculously outlandish. Anyone care to clarify further or debunk the above conspiracy theory? Please excuse my fumbling knowledge of the international money system.
Has been discussed. Basically look at legislation and note where power of attorney can be given to a foreign individual. Also the fed govt used to set the interest rate themselves.
Forget the Queen, all she can do is "ADVISE, CAUTION, and WARN". And property owned by 'The Crown' does NOT belong to the Queen. She has no authority over it, or the power to sell. OC
