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Secrets
of the Federal Reserve
This
book, originally commissioned by the author Ezra Pound,
is discovered upon research to be the source of the majority of present
day information on the Federal Reserve Banking System.
Compiled from information originally found in the U.S. Library
of Congress, the research in this book has been
confirmed, validated, and verified by many authors from many different
fields of research. A good companion to this book is another book
by Eustice Mullins entitled: "The World Order."
That book, and "Secrets of the Federal Reserve"
are both books which have sent many people scurrying for cover, and has
caused a barrage of misleading information which, in itself, has
only served to give even more credence and credit to what Eustice Mullins
says about the subject matter.
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Billions$
for the Bankers - Debts for the People
Sheldon Emery tells us the real
story of money and its control over America. Americans, living in what
is called the richest nation on earth, seem always to be short of money.
Wives are working in unprecedented numbers, husbands hope for overtime
hours to earn more, or take part-time jobs evenings and weekends,
children look for odd jobs for spending money, the family debt
climbs higher, and psychologists say one of the biggest causes of family
quarrels and breakups is "arguments over money."
Much of this trouble can be traced to our present "debt-money" system.
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The
Historical Influence of International Banking
This is a detailed article on
International Banking and its secrete Organizations. You will
discover the history of "money" and how the
International Bankers of the Rothschild family have taken over
the governments of Nations including the United States and
Great Britain.
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Justice
of the Peace, Martin V. Mahoney, on an "Order to Show
Cause," declares the "Notes" of the
Federal Reserve Bank to be Un-Constitutional. Justice Mahoney
shows us that the "Notes" of the
Federal Reserve Bank doesn't meet the international standards of a "Bank Note"
nor does the "Notes" of the Federal Reserve
Bank meet the Common Law standards of a "Note."
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Here
is an excellent "Legal Brief" on "Money."
This article was authored by Edwin Vieira, Jr. who is a
graduate of A.B., Harvard College, 1964; A.M.,
Ph.D., Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 1969;
and the J.D., Harvard Law School, 1973. The
article is in "Adobe Acrobat" format. Hold down
your "Shift" key as you open the file to save the
file to your Hard Drive.
Gratitude is given to the "National Alliance for Constitutional
Money" for its support and Dr. Lawrence M. Parks,
Executive Director of the "Foundation for the
Advancement of Monetary Education," for his encouragement
in the preparation of this article.
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Memorandum
of Law - The Money Issue
This
Brief discusses the money issue at length for the purpose of
conclusively demonstrating the premises that constitutional money in our
country can only be gold and silver coin and that the States
are constitutionally compelled to operate on a specie basis. It is
the contention herein that Article 1, § 10,
clause 1 of the U. S. Constitution is an absolute
prohibition upon the States which cannot be circumvented by
permission or command of the federal government, and that such
provision prohibits the States from utilizing any paper note
or credit issued by any private banking institution, whether the same be
Federal Reserve Notes, bookkeeping entries of liability
or otherwise.
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The
Great Banking Deception
When
you entered into a loan contract with a bank, you signed a note or
contract promising to pay the bank back, and you agreed to provide
collateral that the bank could seize if you did not repay the loan.
This contract supposedly qualified you to receive the
bank's money. But did the bank provide 'full disclosure'
of all of the terms of this agreement? Read and decide for yourself
if the bank was acting in 'good faith', that you received 'valuable consideration',
and that your 'signature' on that agreement is valid.
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An
Attorney writes a Treatise examining the history of money in the
United States, as well as its origin and purpose. It is his
contention, that Federal Reserve Notes are not "Dollars,"
but dishonored promises to pay dollars.
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"Primer on Money" explains in
simple, everyday language how our monetary system works
and indicates where in needs reform. This is a
Congressional Subcommittee Report authored by
Congressman Wright Patman.
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"Money Facts" is a is a
series of questions and answers on the basic workings of our monetary system.
It is a supplement to "A Primer on Money"
and is designed to highlight in question and answer form the
basic points brought out in the "Primer."
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Revised: June 23, 2009
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