I am sure that you are already aware that the Rothschild’s own almost all Central banks. But one country has decided they were going to kick out the International Monetary Fund.

If you are unfamiliar with the Rothschild’s, they are one of the wealthiest families in the world and is a name that pops up in a multitude of conspiracy theories. The family as we know it descended from Mayer Amschel Rothschild, who was born in what is now Frankfurt, Germany. The son of a Jewish moneychanger and trader Amschel Moses Rothschild, Mayer Amschel Rothschild was the fourth of 8 children and went on to establish a huge international banking empire.

Nowadays, the Rothschild family keep an extremely low profile, which has led many conspiracy theorists to believe that they are basically controlling the world from behind the scenes. And indeed the family still have business operations in a number of sectors, including finance, energy, mining, winemaking, and farming.

Okay, now that we have the back story all of this might make a little more sense. In 2013, Hungary was able to kick out the International Monetary Fund; that July the government announced plans to repay the IMF bailout and by August of the same year, the Central European country had indeed arranged an early payment of its loan.

Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, wanted to ease off austerity measures and prove to the world they could do it by themselves, something that many people believed they achieved in 2011 when they issued their first bond.

And while they are now economically sovereign, things have not always been great, especially since borrowing €20 billion to avoid becoming insolvent during the economic crisis of 2008.

But, they paid back the loan early, saving them €11.7 million worth of interest expenses they would have paid to the IMF, whom many believe is owned by the Rothschild’s.

Which is very believable, because it seems that they have their fingers in almost every central bank in the world. And if you believe some theories, you would see that they make their money off interest rates at the misfortune of crumbling economies, and also own entire governments. They are indeed people of power.

I think more countries should jump on board and escape the Central Banking system, starting with the United States.

We can also learn from Iceland, they paid back their $400 million loan in 2014, ahead of schedule after the collapse of 2008.

Also, Russia who freed themselves in 2005.

We live in a time where country’s earning financial freedom seems to be a thing of the past. We have Greece desperately trying to join in, but they are struggling. And now with the Brexit vote, we will have to keep an eye out and see how this story plays out.

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