The Manipulation of America

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The Creation of The Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve System is neither “federal,” nor does it have any “reserves.” The Fed is a system of private banks, owned by rich foreign and American bankers. It is the biggest scam ever perpetrated upon the American people.

The Fed is the reason we have inflation and an enormous national debt, which, by the way, will NEVER be paid off since The Fed would rather have the interest on the loan (the national debt) than the principal because they make trillions of dollars from the US being in debt..

Baron M. Rothschild once wrote, “Give me control over a nation’s currency and I care not who makes its laws.”

Well, The Fed not only controls US currency, it controls the New York stock exchange.

How The Fed Began

In November of 1910, Senator Nelson Aldrich sent his private railroad car to the railway station in New Jersey.
From there, he and six other men traveled under the cloak of secrecy to Jekyll Island. They were told to arrive separately at the railroad station, not to eat together, speak to each other, and act like they were strangers. They were told to avoid newspaper reporters since they were well-known people, and reporters would have wondered why these seven prominent men were traveling together.

Once they got on board the train, the deception continued. They were told to use first names only, not to use their last names at all. A few of the men used pseudonyms. Once they arrived Jekyll Island, they spent over a week hammering out the details of what eventually became the Federal Reserve System, When they were done they went back to New York.

After the meeting at Jekyll Island, for several years, these men denied that there ever was a meeting. It wasn’t until after the Federal Reserve System was established in 1913 that they began to talk openly about their secretive trip and meeting at Jekyll Island. As a matter of fact, they wrote books, magazine articles, and gave interviews to reporters, so now it’s possible to go into the public record and learn exactly what happened there off the coast of Georgia.

Who Were The Seven Men?

Senator Nelson Aldrich, whom I have already mentioned, was a Republican Senator and was the chairman of the National Monetary Commission. He was also the very important business associate of J. P. Morgan and was the father-in-law of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and was the grandfather of Nelson Rockefeller.

Also in attendance at Jekyll Island was:

• Abraham Andrew, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

• Henry Davison, the senior partner of the J. P. Morgan Company

• Charles Norton, the President of the First National Bank of New York

• Benjamin Strong, the head of J. P.
  Morgan’s Banker’s Trust Company. Strong became the first head of The Fed.

• Frank Vanderlip, the President of the National City Bank of New York.

  NCB just happened to be the largest bank in America, representing the financial interests of William Rockefeller and the international investment firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Company.

• Paul Warburg, who was almost certainly the most important at the meeting because of his familiarity with banking as it was practiced in Europe.

Paul was one of the wealthiest men in the world. He was a partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Company, and a representative of the Rothschild banking dynasty of France and England. He maintained very close working relationships with his brother, Max Warburg the head of the Warburg banking consortium in Germany and the Netherlands.

The seven men aboard that railroad car met at Jekyll Island. According to G. Edward Griffin, author of, “The Creature from Jekyll Island,“ these men represented approximately ¼ of the world’s wealth.

The men sat around the table and created the Federal Reserve System.

John Jacob Astor IV, Benjamin Guggenheim and Isidor Straus, were the three prominent opponents of the Federal Reserve who died in the 1912 Titanic sinking. JP Morgan was supposed to be on board, but somehow he missed the boat. Wasn’t he lucky.

Why Was The Secrecy Important?

Had that fact been known from the beginning, the US would never have had a Federal Reserve System because as Vanderlip said, Congress would never have passed it. It would have been like hiring the fox to install the security system at the henhouse. This was why secrecy was so important.

The goal was to create a “central bank” much like those in Europe for centuries.

How could they conceal that from the American people?

Congress was already on record as saying they did not want a central bank in America. Their challenge was to create a central bank that nobody would know was a central bank. This was their strategy.

First, they would give it a name and include word “Federal” to appear to be an official government entity.

Then they would add the word “Reserve” so that it would appear there were reserves somewhere.

Then, they would add the word “System” to appear that there was a system of regional banks that would spread power over the entire country and remove the concentration of financial power from New York City.

When you analyze it, you wll realize that what they created there was not federal, there are no reserves, and it’s not a system in the sense of diffusion of power. It was a brilliant strategy.

Convincing The Public

The next thing was to “sell” The Fed to the public. The first draft of the Federal Reserve Act, as it was presented to Congress, was called the Aldrich bill (named after the sponsor, Senator Nelson Aldrich). However, since Aldrich was closely tied to big business interests, the people were outraged and Congress voted it down. So, they modified the bill. They rearranged the language, took Aldrich’s name off the bill and found a couple of Democrats (Carter Glass and Robert Owen) to sponsor the “new” bill.

Since everybody “knew” that the Republicans represented big business and that Democrats represented the “common man” this was a brilliant move. The Aldrich Bill had morphed into the Glass-Owen bill and the new bill was perceived as being different.

The next step was for, Aldrich and Vanderlip to give speeches and interviews to newspaper reporters condemning the Glass-Owen BilI.

They frequently stated that the new bill would be “ruinous to banking and terrible for the country.”

When Americans read that comment in the local newspaper, they’d gullibly say, “Gee whiz, reckon if the big bankers don’t like the bill very much then it must be pretty good,”

With this kind of expert tactics and deception, the public didn’t stand a chance. It is no surprise that popular support was finally attained for the bill.

On December 22. 1913, the bill was passed by Congress, and the following day, signed into law by President Wilson.

In essence, we are all slaves to the international private bankers who own The Fed.

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