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“An International Monetary Fund seminar of eminent economists
couldn’t agree on what money is and how banks create it.” – Wall Street
Journal (September 24, 1971)
After reading this book, you will understand more about money
and banking than the average banker knows. You will be equipped with
information that you need to know and of which were deprived by your
government-funded public education. You can stop living as though someone
else held your destiny in his hands.
“Those who create and issue credit and money, direct the policies of
government, and hold in the hollow of their hands the destiny of the people.”
– The Right-Honorable Reginald McKenna, Midland Bank of England,
Secretary of the Exchequer
“Whoever controls the money in any country is master of all its legislation
and commerce.” – President James Garfield

EXPOSING THE FRAUD

“Centralization of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national
bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.” – 5th Plank of the
Communist Manifesto, by Karl Marx (1848)

What is the “Federal Reserve Banking System”? The “Fed,” as it is
commonly referred to, is privately owned. It is part of an international
banking cartel, owned by an exclusive cadre of the most wealthy and powerful
individuals on the face of the earth. The Fed is not in any demonstrable way
part of our federal government, any more than is Federal Express. Federal
Express will, however, give you service for purchase. The Federal Reserve
Banks’ intended purpose is to fleece the American people by stealing our
wealth under the pretext of a “government-regulated central banking system”
that calls itself “Federal.”
75 Congressional Record 12595-12603: “The Federal Reserve
Banks are privately owned, locally controlled corporations.” Lewis vs.
U.S., 680 F2d 1239, 1241 (1982)
“From a legal standpoint these banks are private corporations, organized
under a special act of Congress, namely, the Federal Reserve Act. They are
not in the strict sense of the word, ‘Government banks.’” – William P.G.
Harding, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board (1921)