Chilling: Author Brad Thor Reveals the Extremely Powerful Agency behind new book ‘Hidden Order’

The Blaze ^ | July 9, 2013 | Erica Ritz

[opentalk]

Author Brad Thor warned about the NSA surveillance state in his last book “Black List,” and in a recent interview with TheBlaze’s Jon Seidl, described the subject of his newest book as an organization “more secretive than the NSA, CIA, and some people claim more powerful than the United States government itself.”

On Glenn Beck’s radio program Tuesday, coinciding with the book’s release date, Thor revealed the agency behind “Hidden Order”: the Federal Reserve.

… When he peels back the layers, Thor said, Harvath discovers that the Fed “is doing things nobody in America could ever imagine could be done…”

“And I think all this kind of stuff is going to, in real life, come to light really soon,” Thor added.

… In number one bestselling author’s estimation, the Federal Reserve loves the current scandals surrounding the IRS and the NSA because it’s about to mark it’s 100th year, and despite the fact that they’re “not accountable to the American people,” we’re “not talking about them.”

[SubMareener]

Make sure you have 11 hours or so available for staying awake. ;-)

[Starboard]

People, (Conservatives) have no idea of the level of hatred liberals have toward this country and want it destroyed.
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I’ve worked around lots of liberals for lots of years. Belive me, the vast majority of them were elitists who harbored deep-seated disdain for this country. Most want to install a socialist/communist society model, with them on the top as ruling elites of course.

[Travis McGee]

Read this first.

[VerySadAmerican]

If a republican wins in 2016 there’s going to be one hell of a crash.

As for secret stuff, tin foil isn’t needed anymore. I saw on some show where a retired federal agent from one of the letter agencies said, just before he died, “Everything you can possibly think of, we’ve already got it.”

I can’t remember his name or what show I saw it on. I’m sure it was one of those conspiracy shows. Irregardless, the agent was real and I thought his statement was chilling.

[opentalk]

From additional Blaze link, Thor interview

…“Something happened to me after 9/11: My wife and I were stranded on the East Coast. We were supposed to go on vacation and all the flights got canceled … and we ended up on the East Coast and we went to a small island off the coast of Georgia,” he said.

“And while we were there I learned the story of an organization that exists in Washington, D.C., poses as a part of the United States government —it is not —and is more secretive than the NSA, more secretive than the CIA, and some would allege is even more powerful than the United States government.”

[Toddsterpatriot]

Yes, we know the Federal Reserve but it is not an agency, it is a private company

Part of the government, not private.

I heard a presentation last week that their charter ends at the end of this year

No.

and they my just dissolved and have the American taxpayer pick up all the paper and debt while they walk away with all the profits and money.

The Fed gives their profit, after expenses, to the Treasury. About $90 billion last year.

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"We're going to pay interest on reserves to large banks in the U.S., and to foreign banks, to the tune of tens of billions of dollars, at a time when we're not going to pay anything back to the U.S. Treasury," St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said from the audience at the conference. "That sounds like a recipe for political problems."

PAYING THE PRICE

The central bank returns portfolio profits to the Treasury each year and it has never missed a payment before. Last year, remittances hit a record $89 billion thanks to its bloated balance sheet.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates it will contribute some $95 billion a year to federal coffers through 2016. But remittances are expected to hit zero from 2018 through 2020, before resuming in 2021.link

Thanks To QE Bernanke Has Injected Foreign Banks With Over $1 Trillion In Cash For First Time Ever

[Toddsterpatriot]

Love that silly book. Here's a sample.

Page 27, "When a borrower cannot repay and there are no assets which can be taken to compensate, the bank must write off that loan as a loss. However, since most of the money originally was created out of nothing and cost the bank nothing except bookkeeping overhead, there is little of tangible value that is actually lost. It is primarily a bookkeeping entry".

Wow! That's why no banks ever fail. LOL!

[Toddsterpatriot]

The Fed is now holding some $6 trillion worth of bond purchases.

$1.95 trillion of Treasuries, $1.2 trillion of MBS.

How can they unwind that position without significant disruption to the market, not to mention the inflationary consequences?

When they unwind, it will be deflationary. They don't have to sell in a rush, they can let the bonds mature.

[Toddsterpatriot]

A $4 ticking time bomb? Doesn’t sound so bad.