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The U.S. National Banking System is Run by a Cartel of Secret Moneylenders and Bankers Who Serve Their Own Interests and Have For Centuries.

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The U.S. national banking system is in the hands of a criminal group of interrelated banking families.

By controlling the flow and production of all the nation’s currency, they are able to dictate political policy, regardless of who is in office.

When you understand how your banking system works, you will realize a few things: why there are so few really successful people in America, who controls the U.S. government, and what has caused depression, recession, boom, and the current debt crisis.

Prior to 1913, the U.S. banking system was in the hands of the government.

The banking system was by no means perfect, and the panic of 1907 spurred the government on to reform it.

The public had already discerned that the powerful moneylenders (the Warburgs, Rockefellers, Morgans, and Rothschilds, among others) had too much power over the banking system and dubbed them the Money Trust.

Public outcry insisted that any new legislation would have to eliminate the Money Trust.

The Federal Reserve System, the national banking system as we know it today, was formed at a secret meeting held in 1910 on an island off the coast of Georgia called Jekyll Island.

Held under conditions of great secrecy, those who attended included Sen. Aldrich and A.P. Andrews (Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Department), Paul Warburg (a naturalized German representing Kuhn, Loeb & Co.), Frank A. Vanderlip (president of the National City Bank of New York), Henry P. Davison (senior partner of J. P. Morgan Company), Charles D. Norton (president of the Morgan-dominated First National Bank of New York), and Benjamin Strong (representing J. P. Morgan).

In other words, the people who attended the meeting were prominent members of the Money Trust, and the present Federal Reserve System was constructed at that meeting.

On December 23, 1913, when most representatives were away on Christmas leave, the bill was passed.

To his eternal regret, President Woodrow Wilson signed it into law.

The deal was done; a secret cartel of the world’s billionaire moneylenders now controlled the U.S. currency, and by implication the whole of the United States.

The government has no say in the running of the Fed.

The government must borrow any money it needs from the cartel of bankers that own and control the Fed, and it has run up countless trillions of dollars in debt with this private bank.

In order to pay the interest on this debt, nevermind the principal, the government collects income tax from the American people.

This explains the aggressive nature of the IRS. Only one body in the country can print money: the Fed. So “Federal Reserve Bank” is a complete misnomer.

The bank is not federal (in fact it has nothing to do with the government), it holds no reserves that relate in any way to the currency, and it is not a bank so much as a monopoly-money lender.

You can find out who the governors of the Federal Reserve Board are (remember Alan Greenspan, the former chairman, and you have probably heard of Ben Bernanke, the current chairman), but you will never find out who the shareholders are in the Fed.

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Creating Endless Debt

The Fed is the only private central bank in the world. It is hard to imagine a more profitable position for any individual moneylender, or group of them, to be in: to be able to determine the money supply of an entire country.

Private bankers own the Fed, and private bankers always have just one motivation: to increase wealth. The way this cartel of moneylenders does this is by lending money.

They print it, lend it to governments, corporations, and individuals, then pull in the profits and convert the profits to assets that are definitely not paper currency.

The banking establishment of the world owns most multi-national companies, most of the valuable property, and most of the natural resources.

All of this is based on money they initiated and printed themselves, and which they would certainly not invest in because it has no intrinsic value. How wonderful for them!

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Help Out in a Panic

A national banking system as envisaged in 1913 would be able to help out in a panic.

Well, the Fed can certainly do that, because whenever things get tough it simply prints more money.

Of course, the Fed also creates the panic by various means in order to profit from the chaos and resultant bargains.

What a great position to be in.

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Winds of Change

More and more Americans realize they are not powerless against the national banking system.

For this greedy, destructive, and irrational situation to end, the dollar must be rejected in favor of barter, customized currencies, and any alternatives that thinking people can dream up.

This will undermine faith in the dollar universally.

Only then will new legislation be possible; legislation that takes the money power out of the hands of the Money Trust. 

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