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Re: Think the Fed Works For the United States? You've got it backwards.

By: Decomposed in 6TH POPE | Recommend this post (0)
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I finally finished 'The Creature From Jekyll Island' by G. Edward Griffin.

I'm not going to summarize it. It's heady material and there's too much there for that. (My Word document of excerpts and comments is 54 pages long.)

I will tell you that I agree with my friend who described it midway as "the most impactful" thing he has ever read. I'll add that anyone who thinks that the mastermind behind all the weirdness going on today is the President, or the King, or the CIA, or the Democratic Party, or Soros, or mainstream media, or Gates, or Obama, or the UN, or Russia, is very much mistaken. What's being done today takes money in limitless quantities. The one organization that has money in limitless quantities -- and which doesn't mind spending it since it costs it absolutely nothing. -- is the Federal Reserve. Or, more accurately, Central Banking. Or, to be perfectly accurate, fractional reserve banking. The ones who control it are pulling the strings. The rest of us are fighting for our lives.

As the author says, “Americans have allowed their nation to be stolen from right under their noses because they did not understand what was happening." As good a summary as any.

Good book. I suggest you read it.




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Think the Fed Works For the United States? You've got it backwards.
By: Decomposed in 6TH POPE
Sat, 04 Feb 23 7:25 PM 		Msg. 39762 of 58530

Some passages from "The Creature from Jekyll Island":


The Fed targeted Midwest and Southern banks which were thriving on deposits by prosperous farmers and which weren’t part of the Federal Reserve. It (1) extended “easy credit to the farmers to lure them into heavy debt, then (2) created a recession which would decrease their income to the point where they could not make payments. The country banks would then find themselves holding non-performing loans and foreclosed property which they could not sell without tremendous losses. In the end, both the farmers and the banks would be wiped out. The banks were the target. Too bad about the farmers.”

“In May 1920… the farmers were exceedingly prosperous… They were paying off their mortgages. They had bought a lot of new land and, at the insistence of the government - had borrowed money to do it - and then they were bankrupted by a sudden contraction of credit and currency, which took place in 1920… ” - Senator Robert Owen, 1939

“The contraction of credit and currency had the effect, the next year, of diminishing the national production $15,000,000,000; it had the effect of throwing millions of people out of employment; it had the effect of reducing the value of lands and ranches $20,000,000,000”

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