The Secrets of the Federal Reserve, by Eustace Mullins

verfasst von Amanito, 15.10.2005, 23:57

-->The Congressional Record was filled the remarks of Congressman Louis T. McFadden, Speaker of the House. He spoke against the Fed, exposing it,"Some people think that the Federal Reserve Banks are United States government institutions. They are not government institutions. They are private monopolies.". He was fired upon while exiting a cab in the Capitol. He then became very ill after food at a Washington banquet. He was saved by a physician friend who happened to be present.

He finally succumbed on October 3,1936 from"heart failure sudden death after a dose of intestinal flu.

Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Sr., father of the famous aviator, opposed the Fed in 1913. He ran for the governor of Minnesota in 1917, but attacks by the NY Times and raids on his home and office by federal agents hurt his campaign.

When Senator La Follette charged that a money trust of 50 men ran the country, George F. Baker, partner in J.P. Morgan & Co., replied that the comment was completely false. As far as he knew, not more than eight men ran the country. The Committee on Banking Currency, and Housing (of the House of Representatives, 94th Congress, second session, August 1976) issued the following report:

FEDERAL RESERVE DIRECTORS: A STUDY OF CORPORATE AND BANKING INFLUENCE

The report concluded:"In summary, the Federal Reserve directors are apparently representative of a small group which dominates much of the economic life of this nation." End of Congressional Report. The facts of the Fed's creation have not gone entirely unnoticed as the following quotes indicate. The Wall Street Journal of December 8, 1984 quoted Representative Jack Kemp, the nation's only supply-side quarterback, 'An elitist Federal Reserve is determining the course of the American and the world economy."

In the late 1980s, the Morton Downey, Jr. Show invited Eustace Mullins, author of Secret of the Federal Reserve and myself to speak about the Fed on the air. I declined and Eustace accepted. About a month later, major sponsors pulled their backing and the show was cancelled. I recall reading an article in which Downey lamented that he could not understand why his life had suddenly taken such a downturn.


Recommended Reading:

America's Money Machine, Elgin Groseclose, Books Inc., NYC,NY.
Money and Man, Elgin Groseclose, University Press, Norman, Ok.
The Creature from Jekyll Island, Griffin, American Opinion Publishing, PO Box 8040, Appleton, Wi. 54913.
Secrets of the Federal Reserve, Eustace Mullins, Bankers Research Institute, Box 1105, Staunton, Va. 24401.
Congressman McFadden on the Federal Reserve Corporation, Remarks in Congress 1934, Arizona Caucus Club, PO Box 60, Mesa, Az. 85201.
The Greatest Story Never Told, Riott, Nanoman Press, Oak Brook, Il. 60522.
History of Interest Rates, Homer, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ.
The Price of Money, Homer and Johannesen, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ.
The Velocity of Money, Garvy and Blyn, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, NYC, NY.
The Great Contraction, Friedman, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ.
Depression, Inflation, and Monetary Policy, Warburton, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Md.
Readings in Money, National Income, and Stabilization Policy, Smith, R.D. Irwin, Homewood, Il.
The Great Inflation, Brown, Oxford University Press, Amen House, London.
A Half Century of Federal Reserve Policy Making, Anderson, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Annual Report, FDIC, Washington, DC.
Historic Beginnings- The Federal Reserve, The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston,Ma.
Statfacts-Understanding Federal Reserve Statistical Reports, Federal Reserve Bank of NY.



Inflation is never clearly explained and for a good reason. If it was, then the public might follow
the trail of bread crumbs back to the Federal Reserve. They would then discover that the Fed is
privately owned and not part of the government. The dean of Fed scholars is my old friend
Eustace Mullins, author of Secrets of the Federal Reserve. Most of the books that he based his
work upon have vanished from the shelves of the Library of Congress in DC. I found a box of his
classic work on the Fed when I was going through old belongings in the USA last month. They
are for sale for $30 postpaid (in USA.).


Table of Contents, 203 pages
— Jekyll Island
— The Aldrich Plan
— The Federal Reserve Act
— The Federal Advisory Council
— The House of Rothschild
— The London Connection
— The Hitler Connection
— World War One
— The Agricultural Depression
— The Money Creators
— Lord Montagu Norman
— The Great Depression
— The 1930's
— Congressional Expose

with Bibliography and Index.


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• The Secrets of the Federal Reserve, by Eustace Mullins - Amanito, 15.10.2005, 23:57
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