John D. Rockefeller, III (right) presents a check in the amountof $8,500,000 to Trygve Lie, First Secretary-General of theUnited Nations. The date is March 25, 1947. The money is forbuying the land on Manhattan Island which will house the UN
building. Through the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), theRockefellers have been in the forefront of the drive for a worldgovernment which is to be built upon the principles ofsocialism and feudalism. They have no doubt that they andtheir counterparts in other countries will be in control.
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William Jennings Bryan (left) was one of the most powerful Democrats inCongress. He opposed the Federal Reserve Act because it would privately issuemoney rather than through the government. He was fooled into supporting the billwhen phony compromises were made which gave the
Alan Greenspan (above), was an eloquent spokesman for the gold standard anda critic of the System's subservience to the banking cartel. That was in 1966.
After he became a director of J.P. Morgan & Company and was appointedi Chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1987, he became silent on these issues anddid nothing to anger the Creature he now served. Like Bryan, even the best ofmen can be corrupted by the rewards of politics.
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The First National Bank in St.
Petersburg, Florida experiences a
run on June 12,1930. Angry
depositors want their money, but the
bank cannot pay them. Their money
has been loaned to others. This
scene has been repeated thousands
of times throughout history and in
every country. It is the consequence
of fractional-reserve banking.
John Kenneth Galbraith, well-known
historian and professor at Harvard,
has verified that he was asked to bfj
part of the team that put together Vn
Defense Department. The purpose '
the study was to explore novel waff
keeping the masses in subsen/iei'
When a copy of the
to the press, the government cla'%
it was a hoax. Galbraith confirmed
it was totally authentic.
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Section V
THE HARVEST
Monetary and political scientists continue to
expound the theoretical merits of the Federal
Reserve System. It has become a modern act of
faith that economic life simply could not go on
without it. But the time for theory is past. The