Founders Warned Against a Central Bank
The Founders Warned Against a Central Bank and Wrote Constitutional Laws to Protect the Citizens. The Banking Elite Have Corrupted and Enslaved America.
One of our founders warned against a central bank. That Founding Father was Thomas Jefferson who was so aware of the dangers that he helped write laws in the Constitution to protect the citizens from a central bank ever forming in the newly created United States.
“I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous than standing armies…
“If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of currency…
“The banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of their property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.”
How did we end up with a central bank and why was the Constitution not used to protect us?
In the early 1900’s, J.P. Morgan was hired by the major bankers of the world to start the rumor of a large New York bank going bankrupt.
This then caused mass hysteria among other banks and civilians.
Founders Warned Against a Central Bank
A government committee led by Nelson Aldrich, a man who was connected to the banking giants and eventually married into the Rockefeller family, said the solution to the panic was to create a central bank. Another of our founders warned against a central bank: Benjamin Franklin wrote,
“The refusal of King George II to allow the colonists to operate an honest money system which freed the ordinary man from the clutches of the money manipulators was probably the prime cause of the revolution.”
In 1775 the American Revolutionary War was a response to the British monarchy when King George outlawed the colonist currency and forced them to borrow from England’s central bank at interest in order to keep the colonists in constant debt to England.
Secret Meeting
At J.P. Morgan’s home the central banking bill written by bankers and not by lawmakers occurred.
It was kept secret from everyone including the government until they gave it to their ally, Senator Aldrich.
Aldrich then pushed it through Congress. The central banking bill, which Woodrow Wilson signed, was called The Federal Reserve Act.
Woodrow Wilson agreed to sign the Federal Reserve Act in exchange for campaign support by the bankers before he became president.
When it passed through Congress two days before Christmas, most congressional representatives were not in session.
Woodrow Wilson later wrote in regret that we had become the most controlled and dominated government in the entire world and that only a few men ruled the entire nation.
Our founders warned against a central bank and Thomas Jefferson warned the American people to not allow the banking mafia to control the creating and issuing of the currency.
He warned that if it occurred, everyone would become impoverished.