The Money Masters

1996 · 210 MIN · IMDB 8.6 · 799 VOTES · DIR. Bill Still

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Overview

A documentary that traces the origins of the political power structure that rules our nation and the world today. The modern political power structure has its roots in the hidden manipulation and accumulation of gold and other forms of money.

Dialogue Timeline — 2,390 lines

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00:00:05 These subtitles were independently arranged
00:08:08 the solution to all our economic problems today.
00:15:04 ever came in and demanded their gold at any one time.
00:22:12 the Money Changers renewed the hoarding of gold and silver coin
00:29:11 to open branch offices of the family banking business.
00:38:55 By the time the first shots were fired
00:47:20 but the reason was not to give the government a piece of the action
00:54:55 the cunning of the Rothschild family then their control
01:02:04 and backed the new privately-owned central bank in America as well.
01:10:53 an assassin by the name of Richard Lawrence tried to shoot President Jackson.
01:21:17 and collectively have the exclusive monopoly power to create
01:32:31 just as it was before and after the Civil War.
01:43:33 One final panic would be necessary to focus the nation's attention
01:51:48 First of all, the market share of the big national banks was shrinking fast.
01:59:32 Since then, the battle had raged on across the decades.
02:11:49 the political issues of war don't matter nearly as much as the profit potential
02:20:56 a man named Benjamin Strong
02:30:56 warned Congress that Americans were paying for Hitler's rise to power.
02:40:03 an annual physical audit of Fort Knox gold
02:48:40 and arrogantly sent representatives to Switzerland
02:55:45 As the worldwide depression worsens and spreads
03:03:05 Again, this is not some wild conspiracy theory;
03:11:37 Such a Monetary Reform Act would guarantee
03:19:09 and the fractional reserve banking system

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Lines indexed2,390
Dialogue density11.4 lines / min
First line00:00:05
Final line03:19:09

Production Record

DirectorBill Still
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes799