US Debt Clock site has an interesting history section
(www.usdebtclock.org)
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This is stuff all of us should be familiar with. Why it didnt receive any engagement is perplexing. I did put in a request for a sticky. Im really glad I found this buried down deep.
After reading these quotes its obvious our Founding Fathers didnt only distrust bankers they loathed them. Sentiment that is echoed by the likes of Otto Von Bismarck, Napoleon and many others.
Most here are probably familiar with Andrew Jacksons 'den of vipers' quote but Ben Franklin goes after the bankers hard. And the revelation that the Revolution was over banking and fiat was eye opening. Its an angle never taught or even touched on in school.
Henry Ford and Edison were cabal and you can hear it in their words. They were also close friends that hung out in Dearborn. They developed Kingsford Charcoal there together.
Within three years Wilson felt deep remorse. Look into his puppetmaster Edward House. I have a feeling Wilson was chosen to be 'elected' because he wasnt too smart or was easily manipulated.
Was JFK murdered for issuing the series 58 silver certificates? Probably lots of things in his case but that is definitely one of them.
No mention of 1874 and the corporation. No mention of Titanic hanky panky.
Love those silver JFK coins, is that how it went down, he released that?
So heavy and solid, beautiful pieces. Always loved my gfathers collection of coins and bills as a kid, passed down to my parents. Some real gems in there, little metal lockbox..
No they were actually silver certificates. Paper. Created by Executive Order 11110. JFKs order gave the Treasury the power 'to issue silver certificates against any silver bullion, silver, or standard silver dollars in the Treasury." I think Treasury issued just north of 4 billion dollars worth of these notes. As soon as Kennedy was killed these notes were removed from circulation. This was similar to Lincolns Greenbacks.