A few years ago, former Congressman Ron Paul sparked a grass roots revolution amid the growing frustration the American people were having with their government and central banks after the taxpayer funded bailout in 2008. This revolution, known as the End the Fed movement, helped then Congressman Ron Paul run a solid campaign for President in 2012, and bring to the public a greater understanding of how centralized planning and monetary policies were at the core of most economic, domestic, and geo-political problems within the country.

And just two years later, this grass roots movement has migrated outward, and on June 19, was the central theme of a massive protest rally in Germany where common people called out for the end of central banking, NATO and unjust wars, and especially, the Federal Reserve.

It seems that rallies are spreading throughout Germany protesting the corrupt and dying global status quo. One of the key targets of these groups is the U.S. Federal Reserve system, which as I and many others have maintained, is the core cancer infecting the entire planet.

According to the organizer of these rallies, they have now spread to up to 100 cities and have a combined attendee base of around 20,000. What is also interesting, is that the mainstream media in Germany is calling them Nazis. In Germany, if you don’t support Central Banking, this apparently means you are a Nazi. - Liberty Blitzkrieg

In 2014, Germany joined a number of other Eurozone countries that were losing seats in their parliaments to radical and extremist political parties. And in their most recent election cycle for Parliament (Reichstag) seats, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ruling party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), lost several seats to a growing number of radical anti-European Union delegates.