Website review: The Federal Reserve is a Private Fi...

Penelopy discovered this in Economics •7 reviews since Apr 3, 2008
economics, federal-reserve •globalresearch.ca/index.php

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Penelopy discovered 5 months ago

Interesting account of federal reserve status as defined in latest court case

miguelpineiro rated 5 months ago

Interesting Stuff!

billso rated 5 months ago

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals? Puh-leeze.

AvangionQ rated 5 months ago

From the page: "Below are excerpts from a court case proving the Federal Reserve system's status. As you will see, the court ruled that the Federal Reserve Banks are "independent, privately owned and locally controlled corporations", and there is not sufficient "federal government control over 'detailed physical performance' and 'day to day operation'" of the Federal Reserve Bank for it to be considered a federal agency" ... [REPEAT POST] The Federal Reserve Bank is one of the greatest scams ever slipped by Congress in 1913 -- The Federal Reserve Bank is a semi-private corporation which controls our currency by selling money at interest to the Federal Government using a fiat note legal tender system. In less than the last hundred years, the Federal Reserve system has had four direct results: the devaluing of our dollar through unregulated money printing and inflation, directly resulting in escalating debt, a growing inequality between the wealthiest 1% and the rest of the populace and a growing bubble of an economy that now teeters on the verge of a crash-break. We need to reclaim our economy and return our money supply to a gold, silver and limited resource valuable standard. As you can probably tell, I have good reason to blame the upcoming recession squarely on the Federal Reserve bank ...