Someone is Managing Your Money, and It's Not You
By James T. Moore (09/17/07)
There are so many forces arrayed against America it's a wonder our republic survives at all. Even dollars are used against us.
The control of money, transferred from the people to international bankers, has given us a federal debt of $5 trillion dollars, wiped out our gold and silver reserves, and is helping turn our constitutional republic into a socialist state.
In his compelling book, The Most Sacred Science, Archibald Roberts reveals how, in 1913, the money aristocracy, dedicated to world domination, duped the U.S. Congress into passing the Federal Reserve Act.
This unconstitutional law took away from the Congress the power to coin and regulate money, and gave it to a private banking cartel called the Federal Reserve System. Since then, the life of every American citizen, and even America’s destiny, has been controlled by a financial elite whose policies are devastating our economy.
When the control of money is transferred from people to private banking centers our sovereignty is in danger. How? Control the money and you control the decisions in the international and domestic affairs of nations. The people are disenfranchised and the real authority passes into the hands of the banker elite.
“Nobody should manage money,” observes John McManus, editor of the New American. “Money should manage itself.”
Until recently, at the head of this invisible-—and some think invincible-—monetary power machine was Alan Greenspan, former Fed chairman. His control of the money, and the Fed’s ability to write checks with nothing to back it up, is the key to economic boom or bust. Will the new Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke, follow in Greenspan’s footsteps? There’s little reason to think he won’t.
The general public, that’s you and me, folks, are really dumb when it comes to money. And the Fed likes it that way. Because the less people know about economics the easier it is for the Fed to create money out of thin air. Or even make us believe that rising prices cause inflation, when inflation is really caused by printing and circulating more money, which causes the dollar to lose purchasing power, and prices rise. Walla, inflation.
These dangerous shenanigans by the Federal Reserve sap America’s financial strength and ultimately threatens our sovereignty. In this regard, Thomas Jefferson’s words are worth repeating, and repeating again: “I sincerely believe that the banking institutions with the power to issue money are more dangerous to liberty than standing armies.”
Makes you wonder if the money manipulators at the Fed ever heard of Thomas Jefferson.
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