The Great Taking Documentary Film David webb exposes the system central bankers have in place to take everything from everyone. The documentary a documentary based on the great taking is now available on chd.tv, rumble and . follow on twitter and facebook. please help spread the word.
The Great Taking Documentary The great taking: directed by robert blanco. with david rogers webb. david webb exposes the system central bankers have in place to take everything from everyone. “the great taking” was produced by webb and executive produced by holocaust survivor vera sharav. webb has turned his efforts into a nonprofit project that aims to share this information worldwide. The great taking film, is a documentary and interview series about the movement to restore property rights to stocks and bonds at the state level throughout the united states. Uploaded by ronald mercado on.
The Great Taking Documentary The great taking film, is a documentary and interview series about the movement to restore property rights to stocks and bonds at the state level throughout the united states. Uploaded by ronald mercado on. Former hedge fund manager and author, david rogers webb, announces “the great taking.” the not for profit documentary exposes the scheme by central bankers to subjugate humanity by taking. As the author of the book and film of the same name, "the great taking", he warns of the impending expropriation of dead talent by a few large banks as a result of a devastating financial collapse. Former hedge fund manager and author, david rogers webb, announces “the great taking.” the not for profit documentary exposes the scheme by central bankers to subjugate humanity by taking all securities, bank deposits and property financed with debt. running time is 71 minutes. Webb goes on to disabuse readers of the belief that the so called “bank holiday” ended the great depression (chapter viii), and of believing ben bernanke’s promise, in 2002, that the federal reserve “won’t do it again” (i.e. make its mistakes regarding what led to the great depression).
Comments are closed.