How JP Morgan Started - Finance Documentary

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[@Raymondjohn2]

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[@filesshared9431]

“Only gold is money, everything else is credit.” -JP Morgan

[@seeDiersoilcrossrowds]

When you bank with Washington Mutual and then they go under along with PFF and a shitload others, *POOF!!!* Your new bank is now CHASE / JP MORGAN. That should tell you a lot about banks.

[@dondressel4802]

Yes the dollar was backed by gold now it’s only worth what it’s printed on Paper

[@GD-my5hm]

Now is "only gold and bitcoin is money, everything else is credit."

[@johnstudd4245]

@@GD-my5hm Bitcoin is only data in computers, it could be worthless tomorrow. We are using crypto's to some extent now and will probably will continue in that direction in the future, but right now it's still the "wild west" in financial circles, and highly speculative. Gold will never lose it's value. Gold's "price" may fluctuate some due to our faith in other financial vehicles at the time, but when things get ugly, countries, central banks and people will always run to gold.

[@johnbritt6594]

@@johnstudd4245 you have no idea of what bitcoin is do you...lol

[@russellst.martin4255]

"He was respectful to his wife by being discreet about his affairs". Bravo, that was quite the spin job

[@mugurstefan68]

:))

[@NavaidSyed]

He was a crucial figure in the formation of the federal reserve which made the control of banks over the U.S. and global economy permanent.

[@austinryan9382]

"And you must be the monopoly guy" -Ace Ventura

[@LONEWOLF-rq5tl]

Most of these fellas back then looked like the damn monopoly guy.🤣🤣🤣🤣 Gotta love oh ace ventura though.

[@kylevids3951]

tehehe

[@stevewilliams6354]

Morgan was a absolute genius what a interesting man His influence is still all around us

[@jacobjohnson6766]

Unfortunately

[@kartatizo]

Becoming wealthy is not a walk in the park. You've to prepare and plan for it, it will definitely rub off on future generations.

[@bigtimepimpin666]

And after all that rubbing off, I've nothing to show for it...

[@dondressel4802]

Being born into wealth doesn’t hurt either

[@erictred4529]

Ya I know robbing the public blind while hiding in the shadows like the rats that they are, does take some time. "Give me control of the banking in a nation and I care not who makes its laws" sound familiar. The pro Jews will argue that there is no prove it was said. But just look at how the broke U.S is and how it treats its own people like dirt. So it kinda makes sense. And I know inheritance can be such a burden.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

Some truth in that.I, however,"I'll take Westinghouse, and Nikola Tesla", Alex for $500, even if means double jeopardy.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

Wealth and truth should go together.What happened?

[@kokolee8246]

I’m listening to this and it’s literally describing my life word for word. It’s thrilling.

[@alfredbrown5167]

what I admire most about wealthy people is they take the time to educate and teach their children. There is a reason why wealth is able to go from generation to generation. I am sure he was Morgan was greatly influenced by his predecessors.

[@pokerchump25]

criminals teaching future criminals

[@filesshared9431]

Basically. They’re groomed from an early age. The poor just advise their kids to go to school and find a secure job.

[@SuperDeathunder]

@@pokerchump25 smart and wealthy people are criminals. Got it

[@pokerchump25]

@@SuperDeathunder duh.

[@SuperDeathunder]

@@pokerchump25 from the mouth of the poor. Good luck! Lol

[@DEZINE5]

The character on the Monopoly Game is J. P. Morgan.

[@DEZINE5]

@@all41n14lla There was more to it than that on the Titanic was three (3), passengers that were opposed to the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK that wanted to keep the Gold Standard. They were all eliminated by the event by the elites.

[@all41n14lla]

@@DEZINE5 Let us also add they were artfully done away with .. The big lure is to offer free tickets .. John O'Neill had evidence that the USS Cole was hit by a Popeye Cruise Missile by an Israeli Dophin Sub .. The Mossad made at least two or more attempts to steal this information but when they could not come up with the goods, they Offered John O'Neill as sweet heart job at the world trade center that was too good to be true .. O'Neill died on his first day of work 9/11/2001 ..

[@joshuajoseph2826]

Rockefeller actually

[@drewhendley]

Joshua Joseph Monopoly is modeled after American Progressive Era businessman J. P. Morgan.

[@timsmith2279]

Morgan was also one of he biggest money lenders to fellow crypto-jew A Hitler. Without those loans, WW2 would have been very difficult to stage as Germany was effectively broke following WW1!

[@johnkesinger2191]

Yes, he helped create a system based in money and power, creating millions of servants willing to dedicate our whole lives to chasing a very small piece of a humongous pie that can be taken at a whim

[@briankoski2532]

Your country is 22 trillion on debt! Haha!

[@flickadawrist5908]

@@briankoski2532 The entire world is in debt to each other. lol There is a new plan happening. :)

[@flickadawrist5908]

@Julius Brown yea I left chrysler for that reason. We are ran out of Detroit as well. Hello from Indiana.

[@DarkIchijo01]

Without people like the Gilded Age businessmen, there wouldn't be a cake at all.

[@Sataka23clips]

@@briankoski2532 stonks only go up

[@sarahwong7780]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rooclicknet8666]

"The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets."---Baron Rothschild

[@charlesprice925]

Well that says it all of them.

[@erniestang7053]

Roo ClickNet my dad made that same statement

[@soofficialdez185]

That's why they come to collect in recessions

[@pennyo6868]

@@erniestang7053 Just recessions? lol. I think they come any time!

[@desertrose6100]

Roo ClickNet spot on

[@johnalbert501]

The pride of Hartford Connecticut

[@469dwj]

The poor and middle class tell their kids to grow up go to college get a job and work for your money. The rich teach their kids to make their money work for them

[@bgroks1]

469dwj The poor and middle class also seem to get mad at the people who know better to put their money to work instead of splurging on random junk as soon as they get paid.

[@spacecorp2000]

Yes... by ripping off others !

[@adewalesamuel1487]

Maybe because the children of the rich already have the money to work for them...🤷‍♂️

[@benbrown3253]

Bradley rich people spend money like they’re poor. Poor people spend money like they’re rich

[@actualideas8078]

469dwj yep. The universities are equally as threatening to our freedom as the banks. Imo

[@JakeStrada]

Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank, Give a man a bank and he can rob the world

[@davoodoh3137]

O

[@qwerf1897]

Now try to come up with something you made yourself instead of copying and pasting the stuff everybody has been saying for decades..

[@equanimousawareness]

The ghost of JP is preventing me from thumbs upping this comment.

[@flickadawrist5908]

@@qwerf1897 sour much? lol

[@smithjohn9620]

That's life like it or not

[@loria4406]

I wonder how many times Sonja watched this. All proud of her Morgan self with her deer shoes on!

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[@johnwiggwag1789]

They conveniently left out the part that Morgan was one of the key founders and pushers for the federal reserve. He didnt loose control, he wouldve had ULTIMATE power if he lived longer since he died right after its creation.

[@doloresperez4621]

WOW...hmm......

[@U.tube.lover.]

John Wiggwag he was sent here by the the Rothschilds . Never died .

[@juansierralonche9864]

That might be because the Federal Reserve wasn't created until after Morgan's death.

[@centralcal6604]

If you have to ask how much it cost, you can't afford it. -jp morgan

[@jogmas12]

central cal he coined that?

[@BookofProverbs]

@@jogmas12 no

[@miguelbertonatti]

Fantastic documentary

[@keitumetsemabuza9940]

Great docu, great watch

[@Juanpabloceballosgarcia]

Amazing documentary!

[@igoraugustusgonzalezchacin6062]

great, as a business man myself I feel this was very educative

[@matthewgaydos8642]

I like these History Bios. You can always learn something new from other people's lives.😊✍📖📚✍😊☕☕☕☕☕

[@МишаХопин]

It’s harder when human actually living in a bit of deprecion may be 😮😅 when social life look at the some point, that also a great barrier to extend any education imo.❤

[@moc7323]

Poor people have affairs .. rich people have escapades.. ?? New one on me ??

[@spaceoddity2485]

Yes not only was he an absent father he was also a serial cheater. Funny how money tends to gloss over these facts

[@qwerf1897]

it means rich/powerful people can do everything they want without it being wrong and the weak/poor get punished while doing the same. Nothing more nothing less, that's what it means. It has nothing to do with actual cheating..

[@mikemancuso2526]

@Mark O Callaghan Actually, rich people have escapades. Middle class people have affairs. And poor people have nothing.

[@pennyo6868]

@@qwerf1897 because the rich set the rules and break them whenever they benefit. Everyone else, in varying degrees, are bound by the rules the rich have written.

[@GreenHeet]

😂 The rich can do no wrong.

[@davidkranz6914]

No body or group of people should poses such power in the country or the world!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cedricsmith8188]

Wow, he was such an incredible person, thank you Jesus for Mr. Jp Morgan.

[@cedricsmith8188]

@PM Most of my ancestors came from Africa and had already been enslaved way before Jp Morgan was born.

[@Paulfamous]

Thanks for the information. Very informative.

[@toddcott9510]

Most successful businessmen, they just can't resist Fanny.

[@unadin4583]

Are you using British or American slang?

[@toddcott9510]

@@unadin4583 UK.

[@johnharris9450]

Funny. The narrator keeps referring to " European money" and influence. Well insert the name Rothschild and you would be well on your way to understanding the federal reserve befinnings.

[@jittenddra]

Whoa

[@ayesha_hiphop163]

I watched this documentary 5 times I love it I learned so much and gathered the fed was made the same year he died... I respect this man for what he did but when he passed shit went down hill ie the fed etc etc

[@timsmith2279]

@C. Michael Rupert Murdoch the media man is nother Rothschild frontman, he was finaced to buy up 100s of newspapers and numerous TV stations..

[@equanimousawareness]

What percentage of JP Morgan Co. was owned by the"R" word family?

[@bobbyrosen9244]

who cares. put away your conspiracy theories already. or don't, and watch me get more successful while you play victim

[@shalomccs]

This man denied the world the opportunity to run on free energy because oil will no longer need it to produce electricity. He and his partners were responsables to take out Tesla .

[@tubepooper1]

Shalom CCS terrible grammar, but okay... sure

[@totafea8]

@@tubepooper1 actually fuck english grammar

[@amxng8684]

Free energy is in theory impossible as the energy needs to come from a source and a law states that no energy can be formed from nothing

[@slysampss]

@@amxng8684 free energy doesn't mean created from nothing.

[@amxng8684]

@@slysampss if that's so, it wouldn't be free. It'll cost something and I don't think there are anything at all that can effectively fuel a large amount of energy and still be very cheap and accessible

[@pratik6342]

Thank you sir !!!

[@robribant6716]

He used to get upset when he couldn’t book an event at the many Restaurants and clubs when he wanted so he had the Metropolitan Club built. The place is kept in that time period, complete with a Bust of ol Pierpont himself.

[@solly2460]

Very inspiring biography for us dreamers 😎

[@lorichet]

Only crooks and mass murderers could possibly find J.P. Morgan's biography inspiring.

[@stephenj.schneider5185]

Just thought of something, and then I just read the comment down below. The thought, as I watched this, is no wonder The Fed was needed. Morgan acted like a 'fed,' but no one person should have that power.

[@gabem6362]

Love history ...I just hate when history repeats itself thru ignorance and lies ...and greed !

[@charlesprice925]

Or planning. They always repeat the same tactics. They have no original thoughts, plans, or ideas. They lack all creativity.

[@justinwilliamson6355]

What happened to the Documentary on The Vanderbuilts?

[@sebastianblackfyre]

The first generation of the Vanderbuilt made their money on railroads and ships, the second generation was a fading example of hard drive and the third generation were only a former shell of their reputation, and the final generation of the Vanderbilt were gamblers who lost their fortune through a series of dumb investments and expensive parties that left their children later penny less.

[@justinwilliamson6355]

@@sebastianblackfyre That's pretty much how it goes, for most Wealthy Families.

[@ndeetrust8901]

I like this guy :)

[@dhoward5757]

If only we could lock Congress in the chambers till they decided how to eliminate the federal reserve, the national debt and their life long salary. Everyone needs a dream!

[@MrDoyle07]

Put them on a boat and cruise until they fix what they have made such a mess of. Can I drive?

[@Stoic1976]

Robbed the world of Tesla

[@equanimousawareness]

Thumbs up disabled over here. Anyone else?

[@addisman8627]

God bless you morgan

[@catman8670]

“Lots of envy and jealousy in the comments below. You’re free to make money 💰 if you wish, stop crying about bankers cheating you and go for it 🤪

[@nodoubt3605]

Your a fool.

[@papaaddo6270]

No Doubt play nice

[@justinwilliamson6355]

@@nodoubt3605 *You're. As in You're Just Jealous of anyone ,that has more than you.

[@nodoubt3605]

@@justinwilliamson6355 being jealous of Caucasians is like being jealous of the devil...I don't envy evil, and I definitely don't envy what you beast have coming to you.

[@justinwilliamson6355]

@@nodoubt3605 Fuck off, you racist piece of shit.

[@MrMfiling]

why dont they mention that the federal reserve is a private bank and jp morgan owned part of it and collected interest from the US tax payer?

[@MrMfiling]

infact, to this day, the CEO of JPmorgan, Jamie Dimon, sits on the board of governors of the Federal reserve

[@paulad.4578]

Good question.

[@blake102989]

@@MrMfiling also ever since the 2008 crash JP Morgan bank has been hoarding tons of silver. They hold more physical silver than anyone on the planet

[@almostsmartq674]

He took advantage of an inept government and saved the American economy at a cost. Blame the government for their constant failure, not the people who assume control where others won't.

[@ThommyKane]

I wonder what happened to the "Other JP Morgan"

[@charlesprice925]

These global parasites have a committed belief in cruel, ruthless, character to run their businesses. If a child seems too timid, gentle hearted, or compassionate, they kill it. Anywhere along the line they will take out one of their own. They breed hate. The adult deaths are recorded, as mysterious deaths, the deaths of children are not revealed in full detail, if at all.

[@bj69fu]

The Tommy- LOL

[@bigtimepimpin666]

Well, if he took the money to go to war, he probably wasnt smart enough to live to spend it.... JP also sold defective rifles to the soldiers who went to the war he dodged. He was a dirt bag.

[@charlesprice925]

@@bigtimepimpin666 Amen!

[@margaretneanover6066]

@@bigtimepimpin666 , but what dirt bag sold them to him? It's like a clip that US sold bad gelicopters to Phillipines til another story that said first it was Arabia , Russia sold, then it was ask of by Phillipines, so as to discern fixing, someone wanted anyway. So between allowance and outright called entrapping, what is true. How did they not ask where the rides came from prior to. It may have been that Phillipines were selling to Arabia as some might have been raising monies. Was that not from 60s,stories?

[@Knosferatu]

00:28 he is the one of the key cause of the depressions in the first place. The U.S politicians thought they would have nothing to do with him, then they came begging...twice. Powerful man.

[@talataly53]

The greatest key to wealth is right here. Learn to enjoy evertyyou do. Money will follow

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wealth

[@peggyfranzen6159]

That part is true, however, that doesn't make ignorance correct.

[@dayzeereyes128]

I am very inspired by JP Morgan.

[@tommythompson7941]

Oh yeah babe.

[@hermit1249]

'Lords of Creation' by Frederick Lewis Allen. Thoroughly recommended. Provides insight to the financial activities of many great American financiers and industrialists during the period 1890 - 1930. A real eye opener. Includes details of the hi-jacking of the US economy during/post WW1 and the beginning of the perpetual war 'business' which still exists today. J.P Morgan senior died days before the Fed Res Act was signed by Wilson in 1913 and should not be mistaken for J.P Morgan junior.

[@ef7480]

I bet JP Morgan couldn't get rid of all the fookin ads on 'TrueStory JP Morgan'....

[@reh3997]

He was just another greedy businessman always looking for that next opportunity to become even more powerful and richer.

[@johanjohansson7717]

REH Leftie comment! 😝

[@justinwilliamson6355]

And? Like you wouldn't want the same, if you were in his shoes.

[@paulsharkey6576]

Seems that way. I think it's pretty cool. I'm not the type to trample on people to get my way, but I envy people with that type of force.

[@jefflanton5617]

Isn't that what we all want in life. Money and power.

[@jonjones3958]

Human nature.

[@terrywaltman2520]

And God will raise up a man in this 21st century....to guide this nation into the future .

[@joannedavis1991]

I find it suspicious that Pierpont went to see his father less than one year before his fathers “accident”, which resulted in Pierpont receiving a great deal of money which allowed him to freely invest in Edison’s electricity which his father disapproved.

[@actualideas8078]

Joanne Davis hmm, it’s as suspicious as general patrons death

[@TankTopEnt]

Subsequently resulting in a carriage accident, a slow horse ride or maybe the horse was speeding carelessly, not sure, however, suspicious seems accurate

[@Atlas2040]

Anything can be deemed suspicious when looking at just that.

[@joannedavis1991]

@@Atlas2040 apparently you haven’t studied the LIFE of JP Morgan.

[@joannedavis1991]

@Mister Me obviously you haven’t researched the relationship between Pierpont and his father. Pierpont Hayes him.

[@sandrarobert1456]

GOOD INFORMATION.

[@BunneRabb]

Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, king ain't satisfied 'til he runs everything.

[@101Supercritic]

Finance documentary 2019 Uploaded 2018 Pretty sure I saw this when they still had rolling TVs in class back in the 90s.

[@yaboiii64]

Those were good times. lunch food was still food too. Sad what the younger ones now deal with. Some have even fucking banned pizza.

[@WOLFROY47]

when money is only an IOU fit only to play monopoly with. actual possessions like art jewelry buildings land etc, still hold value, so owning all that art etc wasn't an extravagance it was an investment. money once spent is gone. whereas property is still there until needed

[@regix1859]

money spent is not gone, anymore than land sold is….each is transferd into another's posession…that which is gone does not exist *ANYWHERE… anymore*

[@ayeshayaseen408]

Jp Morgan was a Legend

[@lestervaldesnunez74]

It is crazy how you can have soooo much money that every bad thing you do is forgiven

[@jlnwhitman]

And 100 years later JP Morgan would once again bail out troubled firms to improve confidence

[@joshuaa.kennedy8837]

JP Morgan created central bank that Thomas Jefferson warned us. "If the people ever allow a central bank to be created it would control them by inflation and deflation and our children would wakeup homeless on the streets their forefathers conquered."

[@pokerchump25]

@@joshuaa.kennedy8837 indeed. the whole system has been screwed by central banks. we dont even have governments anymore, really...just debts owed to the douches in charge. pretty much why we pay an ILLEGAL personal income tax too

[@emmalikesflowers]

Joshua A. Kennedy that’s eerily accurate.

[@emmalikesflowers]

This video was very interesting.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqq5YYKciphgfLc

[@unadin4583]

@@joshuaa.kennedy8837 Jefferson was a brilliant man and one of our best presidents. At the same time, he did not have a crystal ball and I don't know if people today would necessarily want to live in the America that he envisioned. Jefferson lived in a time where the vast majority of Americans were farmers and he wanted American to continue as an agrarian democracy. It was inevitable that American would enter the industrial age and then I guess what can now be called the post-industrial age. He certainly was not ahead of his time in terms of his views on slavery.

[@michaelnewton1332]

I want to see a documentary on the life of J.T. Marlin!!!!

[@Solid3d-Melb]

I'm going to lock my boss in until we reach an agreement over my pay increase

[@kongsokheng3087]

what book to read to get all this information?

[@juansierralonche9864]

Jean Strause did the best biography of him.

[@dbarlotta]

order to chaos? More like created chaos so it could be resolved to his benefit.

[@Sksk27547]

Hahaha

[@doolittlegeorge]

That sure wasn't true of the Railroad and Steel Industries buddy. The USA is still rich beyond belief today because of this one singular individual. The one who would take YES for an answer unlike today's "top men..

[@kenstar3692]

@Tom Sawyer since when is an American hero one who pays another to do his duty to his country? Sounds like a traitor to me.

[@kenstar3692]

@Tom Sawyer so could everyone else. It's not his call. Its not our call. My uncle was a certified genius. He was drafted. He was poisoned by his own shipmates. He ended his life not even knowing how to cross the street. He was hit by a car. Plus I dont believe that Morgan helped the country at all. He took advantage of his father's financial leverage and amassed a large fortune for himself off of the backs of others. He was power hungry and selfish. I don't see how that helped the country. The country is still in ruins because of greedy short sighted people like Morgan. Balance is the key. It's hard to balance when a small few own most of the wealth.

[@mvero6183]

Jesus said it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.

[@davidswift7776]

Excellent comprehensive and fair commentary and documentary of a truly great financier and American capitalist. Not a bad person , but one that would not be able exist today. Thank you for the post 👍

[@timsmith2279]

One of Hitler's financiers!

[@davidswift7776]

TIm Smith huh?

[@timsmith2279]

@@davidswift7776 The wall street crypto-Jewish bankers were one of the biggest source of finance for mixed race Jewish Hitler's regime, check it out .

[@ifwecouldvote]

Do one about H.E. Pennypacker plz ... Industrialist, philantrhopist, bicyclist

[@SeddikChannel]

Remarkable!

[@mbb05jb]

this documentary is not from 2019, probably mid 90's probably

[@cjdfv]

I remember watching this episode on TV in a waiting room in WTC north tower.

[@allansimoes8338]

Morgan and Stanley is Now very active in S.W. Asia. Allan.

[@1sf679]

A true American draft dodger.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft_evasion

[@actualideas8078]

For real

[@MiguelLopez-uy2uu]

so right

[@christineabercrombie7316]

I know the blackbird love this guy. Know it. 🙂

[@NavaidSyed]

As much I like his entrepreneurship, creativity, business acumen, he took cronyism in America to the ultimate height. Stealing gold from people, getting ultimately away from the standard, and keep printing mountains of money are not solutions. Warfare and welfare state must end, and the government must cut the spending.

[@juansierralonche9864]

The Federal Reserve was created after Morgan's death.

[@NavaidSyed]

@@juansierralonche9864 You mean J. P. Morgan Chase Bank is dead?

[@Shreendg]

@@NavaidSyed you think the man and the bank are the same?

[@NavaidSyed]

@@ShreendgShreendg He was dead, but the bank still exists.

[@MrSupersaiyangoku]

What is the original title and documentary this video is based on?

[@davidalexander9789]

This is how they try to fool you at 21 seconds the announcer says this man brought order to chaos when in reality he and his cohorts got order out of chaos . Big difference folks.

[@dainesschisenga4482]

Word

[@tonyfernadez472]

The last great banker gamechanger

[@monaoconnell5650]

God deliver us from wall street dictators

[@timsmith2279]

Don't just blame the greedy wall street bankers, infact they cannot operate without government collusion, shocking !

[@oudi0403]

The suggestion JP Morgan made to President Cleveland @ 26:00 Can someone clarify it for me please, Thank you

[@washingtonconsultants1041]

Too bad he didnt continue funding Testla. In this, Morgan didnt have vision. There are many ways he could have profited from the venture and the world would be a better place.

[@wernervonbraun4801]

He had vision, a bad one that is. Tesla was about to create Free Energy. This is not profitable and not usable in JP Morgan scheme of things.

[@gabriellegilbert5239]

He didn't do so out of greed. He had $ in oil & electricity. Free electricity would cause him to lose

[@sebastianblackfyre]

A very ambitious individual

[@avlieox]

" ... brought order to chaos." 🤔 Hmm ... no really? Cuz feels exactly the other way around.

[@lionisraelion2234]

Good

[@watchaone4400]

My hero

[@SHAd0Eheart]

Why does the title say 2019, I remember seeing this episode of “biography” at least twenty years earlier?

[@doposud]

Boooo to him and Boooo to Edison every smart person know that Tesla and Einstein are the persons of those times that deserve the attention not some greedy banker

[@jamessmythe1891]

Einstein was a plagiarist, he stole research done about 8-years earlier and published it under his own name. At the time he had a full time job at the Patents office! Tesla on the other hand was probably the greatest scientist that ever lived we are benefitting now from his research- electricity, mobile communications. I think he also worked on beaming down suns energy that could be used to replace coal, gas and oil in power stations, all virtually free, safe and clean!

[@doposud]

​@@jamessmythe1891 don't know about that theft but even if Einstein stole some research he did not sabotage it but showed it and he did understood what he was doing , Marconi stole radio from Tesla too but he did not mind it .... true is that we are living in past - technology you see today could have been 100 years ago Tesla had his electric car that was selfcharging and JP morgan said if we can't put meter on it we don't want it ... over 5 000 patents were confiscated by patents office due to various reasons. i know great story about 1 patent - water fueled car by Stan Meyer he did created machina that extracts hydrogen from water very fast with very small ammount of electric current . But since the world economy is based by price of oil than water fueled car is national security threat becose it can destroy economy as we know it Stan Meyer was visited by FBI when he applied for patent and few weeks later he was killed Dr.Steven Greer is much better teller than i'm so if you want to see more go search for yourself

[@garytolodziecki8447]

Tesla & westinghouse

[@doposud]

@Larry Riffett kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5mXn5uhqtuofMU they take care well of their employes same as they did back then . maybe we could already have wireless and free energy almost hundred years ago .... you can thank to JP for that also becose even when he was one of wealthies persons in those time JP cut the financing of Tesla's work when he realized that Tesla wanted free engergy There is even rumor about electric car tesla had and JP said if we can't put meter on it we don't want it JP was just greedy banker nothing else

[@cryptomanual2920]

What a dumb comparison to make.

[@ronaldchulu7282]

The scary part is when rich man is doing something different from poor people yet noone notice that.

[@allansimoes8338]

What about 10 year yield and 3 year yield. Eustace and many have said that Nixon went of the Gold Standard as there was No Gold backing and No Gold in Fort Knox. Allan.

[@chimpionboy]

J P Morgan is a true hero. I 1000000% honor him for that.

[@joshuaa.kennedy8837]

JP Morgan created the federal reserve. Thomas Jefferson man who wrote the Declaration of independence stated " If the people ever allow a central bank to be created it would control them by inflation and then deflation and our children would wakeup homeless on the streets their forefathers conquered."

[@Marimilitarybrat]

I am one of the working peasants but I don't resent people who have the courage, tenacity and testicular fortitude to gain financial success. I've worked with people in healthcare who become a charge nurse or supervisor of an area, even a maintenance manager or housekeeping director who become controlling, self-centered buttheads even with that small amount of power. Even a person with very few worldly possessions can be benevolent and generous or selfish & cruel. What would you do with fortune and power?

[@PajPobTsuasVaj]

I can’t tell who is JP Morgan and who is Grover Cleveland they both look alike.

[@remkojerphanion4686]

JP Morgan, portrayed in this video as some kind of hero. Who paid for the documentary? The Morgan family?

[@flygonfiasco9751]

Capturing the railroad owners on the yacht reminded me of It’s always Sunny when Dennis wants to buy that boat

[@peggyfranzen6159]

A canoe will do.

[@kenrehill8775]

Diamonds didn’t have the same value back then, they were worth nothing until de beers launched their bullshit marketing plan about the months salary

[@spaceoddity2485]

Diamonds and precious Jules have always had value. What do you think goes into the crowns of kings and queens

[@johnstudd4245]

@@spaceoddity2485 umm.... not trying to be the spelling police but that's "jewels". I've got to go with Ken on this one. Yes diamonds and other gems have always had value but it has been shown that the diamond cartels keep prices artificially high for their own benefit.

[@qwerf1897]

actually they still aren't as "rare" as people claim them to be. It's doesn't really have much value... but it sells good. Gold for example is much more rare than diamonds but diamonds are sold for higher prices. The world is full of diamonds lol it's been kept artificially "valueble"

[@qwerf1897]

@@johnstudd4245 Ah, you already pointed it out. My english is so bad I had a hard time finding the words xD..

[@justinwilliamson6355]

And that Marketing Plan created stability, in the Global Diamond Industry, resulting in permanent job security, for everyone that had a job, in that industry.

[@illustriouspotentate1948]

Why name the documentary company "Biography" but, the narrator does not say what the letter "J" stands in abbreviation for, within "J.P. Morgan"?

[@mattematsson554]

"Jerk", maybe?

[@sudhirpatel7620]

The Morgan's were through inheritance chosen for greatness. And we who failed to be great were chosen for where we are.

[@manichairdo6346]

Ahhhhhaaaaaaaa! Great comment.

[@unadin4583]

Chosen by who?

[@brysonwest93]

Wow. Paid someone else to serve in the civil war. Had multiple mistresses. Yet somehow he's supposed to be an honorable man?

[@inspiredwoodworks4131]

bryson west , JFK , while he did serve in the military, had a full multitude of mistresses. Yet he is still revered as a highly honorable man. One has to look at acceptable behavior of the day, not at todays “tilt” on what’s deemed honorable.

[@trippledpoetry2937]

bryson west JP Morgan was nothing more then a Rothschild Puppet & died with only 19% of his wealth. For he rear belonged to the house of Rothschild.

[@mastermonarch]

@@trippledpoetry2937 he died with 0% we all die penny less

[@dondressel4802]

Honorable by the rich people’s standards Dishonorable by the working class standards Why do you think the rich get richer and richer?

[@mud2479]

he wasn't honorable. Just very very powerful.

[@jorgegomez524]

so even his grandfather was already rich? So his family was in “charge” of “direct” the english money to invest in America? say no more.

[@seanspicer516]

@Jorge hey man, TradingCoach is trying to the ancient children's fable of THESELFMADEMAN. what do you mean he's lying? *any adult can `obviously` tell its just a children's make-believe story* TradingCoach is trying to give little kids BELIEFEINAJUSTWORLD and PEOPLEEARNWHATTHEYHAVE. its for the kids man. even moderately retarded adolescents know those gimmicks are lies. the stories you tell actively harm people everyday.

[@doriangray6735]

He also bought his way out of the draft, what it must be like to be privileged.

[@almostsmartq674]

@@doriangray6735 Or we could stop complaining about wealthy people who make decisions and take advantage where most are complacent. You can become wealthy and create a legacy for your grandchildren, but not by complaining about those who do. Should we not teach our children diligence, financial literacy, and communication skills for fear of them controlling others who refuse to do the same?

[@doriangray6735]

@John Smith Coward!

[@qwerf1897]

of course he was... omfg... how you think you know his name? not because his gramps was a fucking cole mine worker. Idiot.

[@russelldofrane6614]

And he still has us by the balls.

[@Dana_inc]

No I do!

[@jeanberard2078]

These men had the opportunity to help their fellow man and gain a lot more respect and admiration but were all about themselves. In the end they didn’t take it with them. That’s life !

[@sarahlisawall5666]

the other side for the i’m sure is very hot....and the bad news for them is...you never get out

[@Blackowl44]

Crazy because life would be different if they did these guys ruined the earth

[@pupster6848]

Congress doesn't regulate banks Banks regulate congress

[@RyanSmith-wo2pi]

Blahaha

[@lloydkline6946]

J.p. Morgan my hero ❤ him