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The Jekyll Island Federal Reserve Plot Reached Well Beyond 1913 and Affects us All Today as the Banking Elite Have us Permanently Enslaved to Debt.

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The Jekyll Island Federal Reserve plot is one of the most important and least known events in American history.

Kind of sounds like a possible sequel to The Sting, the old Paul Newman, Robert Redford movie that centered around an extremely elaborate con job.

The Federal Reserve and con job–two phrases that citizens really do not want to go hand in hand, but sadly may be just the case.

It is against the law (Article One Section Eight of the Constitution) for Congress to legislate its duties to any outside interest.

It is the job of Congress to make money and control its worth, but with the creation of the Federal Reserve it gave that duty and power to private interests.

The Federal Reserve is owned by its member banks which in turn mean that the entity which creates and values the money for the United States is something other than the United States.

The method by which it passed is worthy of a central part in this movie, the Jekyll Island Federal Reserve Plot.

The best financial minds in the nation met on the island in secrecy to discuss the financial system of the United States in 1910.

Three years later, the supposed brain child of that nine day meeting was presented to Congress in order to become law.

The meeting time for the committee to meet and discuss the proposed law was set for 1:30 in the morning 1:30 in the morning!

With the committee easy to get through, it was time for the law to make it through the vote.

So close to the holidays though, many Congressmen were already home for the holidays and by the time it was reviewed by the committee and the desire was strong to vote before the holiday, many who were there did not even read the law before it was passed.

President Woodrow Wilson reluctantly signed the bill into law but was later heard to have regretted doing so. The Jekyll Island Federal Reserve plot had worked.

Needless to say, the circumstances upon which the Federal Reserve came into being were questionable at best.

The level of secrecy, considering the discussions resulting in the law that eventually passed, was tight; the law could not have been ushered through under shadier means.

Sounds as if the Jekyll Island Federal Reserve plot may have thickened (pun completely intended).

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The Plot Thickens

The law would appear to be pretty clear when it comes to the Federal Reserve.

It is unconstitutional for Congress to legislate its duties to another, especially a private interest.

Private interest and for profit companies like the banks that run the Fed have a different interest in managing the duties then Congress would have they want to make a profit ,while Congress should do whatever happens to be in the best interest of the people in mind.

That is exactly what has gone on for almost a hundred years. People other than our government have been controlling the financial system and bending it to their own designs.

One man did try to undo what should never have been done and this would be the pivotal moment in the movie, Jekyll Island Federal Reserve Plot.

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Fed Conspiracy

President Kennedy had let his intentions be known to eliminate the national debt that was created by allowing an outside entity to print currency and then loan it to the government.

This resulted in an immense price tag which the American public was taxed in order to cover, and effectively makes bankers rich.

Kennedy wanted to print United States Notes to take the place of Federal Reserve Notes. His plan was set rolling with an executive order on June 4, 1963.

It ended shortly after Johnson was sworn into office following the assassination of Kennedy in Dallas.

Of course it will never be known whether or not Oswald acted on behalf of anyone since his life ended abruptly as well.

If Jekyll Island and the Federal Reserve Plot was a movie that would make for one cliff hanger ending!

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