
Emergency Banking Act of 1933
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Nov 4, 2026
1873B 2001 02 13 - Walker Todd
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45:47Walker ToddGUEST
What year did all of that stop? 1933.
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45:53Walker ToddGUEST
Under the powers of the Emergency Banking Act, President Roosevelt essentially suspended private transactions in gold, suspended the redeemability of U.S. doses in gold or silver.
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46:23Walker ToddGUEST
No coin was withdrawn from circulation.
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46:25Walker ToddGUEST
Only federal reserve notes were left out there standing.
1873A 2001 02 12 - IRS Not Agency
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14:18William CooperHOST
A lot of other things occurred.
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14:23William CooperHOST
But the most heinous was in 1910 the creation of the Federal Reserve System and then in 1933 the Emergency Banking Act whereby the United States secretly declared bankruptcy and reformed the government under Franklin Delano Roosevelt who pledged as collateral for the bankruptcy of the United States of America all of the resources of the United States of America, including its human resources.
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15:05William CooperHOST
And that's the first time that the government required a birth certificate issued to every child that was born thereafter.
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15:17William CooperHOST
When you filled out that birth certificate and sent it in, they sent it back to you.
1788 2000 01 17 - Income Tax Challenge
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42:14speaker_9AUDIENCE
And what I'm finding is that the Constitution hasn't been in effect since 1933 that we're under this state of emergency.
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42:24William CooperHOST
Well, actually it wasn't the Emergency Powers Act, it was the Emergency Banking Act is what it was.
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42:31William CooperHOST
And what they did, Congress gave blanket approval to all past, present, and future executive orders that the president...
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42:38speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They said it couldn't be done.
Liberty Vs The Machine | Shelly Arnoldi | Steel News with Ann Vandersteel
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24:08Ann VandersteelHOST
So it's fiat on the blockchain, but it comes with the ability for them to track, trace, and spy on us on every sense of the word and cut off our money if they decide that we're an enemy.
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24:17Ann VandersteelHOST
And if you read the Trading with the Enemies Act of 1917 and you read the Emergency Banking Act of 1933, you know that we are the enemy still.
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24:27Ann VandersteelHOST
They've now put the guardrails up where it's not outside the country, it's everything inside the country as well.
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24:31Ann VandersteelHOST
And so we're still operating under all these war powers.
Gold Confiscation: The Bankers Final Insult
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15:20MikeHOST
One day in office, national bank holiday in the U.S., A few days later, he extended the bank hold.
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15:26MikeHOST
Then there was the Emergency Banking Act.
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15:29MikeHOST
Congress gave the federal government power to expand the authority over gold, over foreign exchange transactions.
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15:35MikeHOST
So that's what happened.
#1829 Poverty Is Hard on Purpose in America and We All Pay the Time Tax
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66:21speaker_19NARRATOR
He immediately decreed a one-week bank holiday, halting bank runs and allowing banks to stay afloat.
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66:28speaker_19NARRATOR
During the recess, Congress rushed through the Emergency Banking Act, instituting institutional inspections designed to restore public trust in banks.
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66:37speaker_19NARRATOR
Roosevelt drove the point home in his first fireside chat, using the radio to speak directly to Americans and rally support for his programs.
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66:46speaker_19NARRATOR
The administration then followed up with the Glass-Steagall Act, which reshaped American finance by creating the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to protect everyday savings.
[P.A.Z.NIA RADIO NETWORK] National Security Tyranny & Problem, Reaction, Solution with Antonin Feori (Crimson Pill Power Hours)
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19:28Antonin FeoriHOST
Returning back to Smedley Butler, why is it that these folks did not deem it expedient to move forward with their plot? It's because they got what they wanted.
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19:36Antonin FeoriHOST
And in this same window of time, in this early tenure of FDR's office, you will note that is the time of the Emergency Banking Act of 1934.
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19:46Antonin FeoriHOST
Please make a note of that.
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19:47Antonin FeoriHOST
Please do your own research.
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19:49Antonin FeoriHOST
The Emergency Banking Act is when they closed all of the banks, what they called the bank holiday.
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19:53Antonin FeoriHOST
No one was allowed to make withdrawals from their accounts.
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19:57Antonin FeoriHOST
All holdings of gold among the American populace were confiscated by your government at that time.
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68:15Antonin FeoriHOST
I, I think we're right there together on that front.
The New Deal
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7:42Gary ArndtHOST
He immediately decreed a one-week bank holiday, halting bank runs and allowing banks to stay afloat.
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7:48Gary ArndtHOST
During the recess, Congress rushed through the Emergency Banking Act, instituting institutional inspections designed to restore public trust in banks.
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7:57Gary ArndtHOST
Roosevelt drove the point home in his first fireside chat, using the radio to speak directly to Americans and rally support for his programs.
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8:06Gary ArndtHOST
The administration then followed up with the Glass-Steagall Act, which reshaped American finance by creating the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to protect everyday savings.