Audit of Federal Reserve Banks

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Who are THE ACTUAL STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 12 FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS and why is this such a secret!!?? The Federal Reserve banks are NOT a part of the Federal Govt...Only the Board of Goverors is a Gov't Agency which is almost autonimous from the Legislative and Executive Branches I want to know Why the Federal Reserve Banks are not audited!! How can anyone "follow the money if they don't know where the money is" and who controlls the printing presses.

Alan Greenspan was on the committee that increased the Social Security Tax and was subsequently appointed head of the Governors of the Fed Res. (Large increase to middle income taxpayers)

I believe we should have full disclosure of his financial interests (including any Blind Trusts, etc.) .......We grill Supreme Court Nominees don't we??

I'm getting pretty sick & tired of all of this economic pseudo- academic B.S that would have us all believe that we're just not smart enough to comprehend what is going on in this "Shell Game"

-- scale (Rampon@cyberramp.net), September 26, 1999

Answers

Without this kind of disclosure we do not know where conflicts of interest lie....Tim

-- Tim Johnson (timca@webtv.net), September 26, 1999.

scale,

About time some one brought up the subject of The Federal Reserve Banking System. I too am very interested why the secrecy about the corporation executives. Who is syphoning the money off the top. Who are the individuals who do "all this work for the people"?. What do they get paid for? Who makes decisions? And in who's favor are they made? The people or themselves? I agree with you that the time has come for the people to know who is directing the monetary policy of this country. Who are the individuals controlling the Federal Reserve System? Lets get some input from all of you I belive that this is probably one of the most important issues affecting our lives today and in the future.

-- n.n.h (Instructor33@hotmail.com), September 26, 1999.


I'm sure glad to see some of the others here showing an interest in the biggest scam that has ever been perpetuated in the history of the Earth. The Federal Reserve has NEVER been audited, and the reason for that is simple. If the american public ever became aware of how much money this private corporation siphons off our economy yearly they would go into open revolt. I spent an entire day trying to calculate just how much this group makes every year a while back, and the closest estimate I could come up with approached a trillion dollars per year. Directly out of the American taxpayers pocket. It is becoming increasingly obvious that this scheme has reached the point of unsustainability, as all pyramid schemes eventually do, and the whole house of cards is about to fall. The only hope I have been able to discern of the American people economically surviving this collapse is for the Federal Government to immediately nationalize all the gold, paper, and electronic assets of the FR and transfer ownership to the National Treasurey. Since this isn't going to happen, we're toast.

-- Nikoli Krushev (doomsday@y2000.com), September 26, 1999.

U.S.A., Inc. ... bought and paid for.

-- Linda (lwmb@psln.com), September 26, 1999.

Nikoli... how did you come up with your figures? I have seen various articles about how the Fed. Reserve will help out bankers with their liquidity problems over rollover by accepting their secutities and by increasing their "basis points"... but other than realizing that is like the help you get from a loan shark, I don't know enough about banking to figure out the money. Show me the money. -g-

-- Linda (lwmb@psln.com), September 26, 1999.


scale,

To whom does the U. S. own its debt? It is my understanding that the U. S. owes its debt to the Fed. That is where the U.S. gets its money. The Fed pays for the printing of the money and then receives the money and gives the money back to the U. S. after taking its cut. If i am wrong please some one set the record straight.

-- n.n. h (instructor33@mindspring.com), September 26, 1999.


scale,

To whom does the U. S. owe its debt? It is my understanding that the U. S. owes its debt to the Fed. That is where the U.S. gets its money. The Fed pays for the printing of the money and then receives the money and gives the money back to the U. S. after taking its cut. If i am wrong please some one set the record straight.

-- n.n. h (instructor33@mindspring.com), September 26, 1999.


They are obviously the men behind the curtain.

This thread has just blown a fuse in my brain http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=001T TJ

Now this thread is adding a piece to the puzzle.

I feel like a kid who was told Santa Claus isn't real.

-- Chris (#$%^&@pond.com), September 26, 1999.


The answer as to who are the shareholders of the "Federal" Reserve is all spelled out in a book called "THE CREATURE FROM JEKYL ISLAND", written in the early 1990's. You will be ASTOUNDED with the information that the author dug out about the formation in 1913 of this monster(no joke, the overlords who set it up met in great secrecy on JEKYL ISLAND in 1912 to draw up their plans to usurp the US gov't authority to control the money supply, which, unless I am wrong, is clearly a NO-NO under your CONSTITUTION?). There is an exact photograph in the book, which the author went to great pains to ferret out, that shows the ORIGINAL charter with all the signatures on it! What amazed me as I was reading this book was "How the hell did this guy ever live to see the book published?"

-- profit_of_doom (doom@helltopay.ca), September 26, 1999.

the federal Reserve is an illeagal institution... only the congress has the right to coin money, so therefore you are talking about something that does not exist or that exist because we the people are STUPID and let it exist, what to do about it is the ?

-- sandy (rstyree@overland.net), September 26, 1999.


I didn't know...I'm amazed and very interested...

-- Mara Wayne (MaraWayne@aol.com), September 26, 1999.

Profit of doom

Thanks a million! Just ordered the book from Amazon. Impressive reviews from several Economics Professors. One was "you'll never trust a politician or banker again". Seems I had heard of this book before...just couldn't remember the title.

Implication that this was set up as an international cartel....seems we can throw a little collusion into this mumbo-jumbo/IMF/currency exchange mix now if that is the case. I agree.... how did he live to see it published??

Do you recall if any names were mentioned? Were these Americans. Do you recall mention of "heirs to the throne"? I assume this was set up as a Privately-Held U.S. Corporation. Hell, wish they would go public....that would make one heck of an IPO wouldn't it.

I wonder how this has evaded the public scrutiny for so long...I can deal with aliens and ghosts(wish I hadn't said that) but this is more unbelievable. Thanks again d&g... if you think of anything else, I'm sure everyone would appreciate it.

-- Larry (Rampon@cyberramp.net), September 26, 1999.


Larry what good is reading a book i said the federal reserve is illegal i have no puter savy except what little i teach myself, the only way to fight the elite is to resist the elite... all the elitist are,are people that think they are more important than we... but to step on an ant is such a small thing... never think it is a creature like me...but it is

-- sandy (rstyree@overland.net), September 26, 1999.

(1) The member banks own the Fed.

(2) The US Treasury Mints actually "coin" the money...but the Fed "Owns the money supply."

(3) Surplus from Fed operations is turned over to the treasury.

Yeah, I used to work for them almost 20 years ago...

-- Mad Monk (madmonk@hawaiian.net), September 27, 1999.


scale,

Have found a good reference informing about the Federal Reserve System. A book by William Greider, "Secrets of the Temple" starting on pg 48. Mr Grider explains the inception of the Feds and how the system is organized. Very interesting reading. I am amazed how little i know about this subject. However, am willing to learn.

-- n.n. h (instructor33@mindspring.com), September 27, 1999.



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