The central bank of the United States, known as the Federal Reserve, is undoubtedly treacherous in its purpose as it follows Karl Marx’s blueprint for establishing communism in a country. The fifth plank of The Communist Manifesto specifically calls for, “Centralization of Credit in the Hands of the State, by Means of a National Bank with State Capital and an Exclusive Monopoly.” It is an unfortunate reality that our nation has been communized in the arena of credit and banking. The Fed does indeed control the nation’s money supply and thus constitutes an “exclusive monopoly” on all credit.This information is important because history repeats itself. With respect to the Great Depression, former chairman of the House Banking Committee, Louis McFadden, said, “The depression was not accidental. It was a carefully contrived occurrence.” The Stock Market crash in 1929, the opening event of the Great Depression, was planned by an insider conspiracy, and the details involved the “intentional” withholding of call money from investors when they needed it the most.The Stock Market crash then set the stage for this same insider group to use its puppet, President Hoover, to create an excuse for establishing a number of new unconstitutional controls and programs. Such included the bailouts of crippled firms, public works projects, and wage and price controls.Finally, it was the Fed’s turn to completely cripple the economy by increasing the money supply, thus causing higher inflation and less chance of economic recovery.Are we any less vulnerable to this Conspiracy and its money-making machine, the Federal Reserve? No, we are not. Rumors of a recession on the horizon are not by accident. The Fed holds the power to crush our economy when it best serves the interests of those who plan to thrust us into a regional or global arrangement.Please join Freedom First Society in exposing this Conspiracy!
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