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A COUNTRY DEFEATED IN =
VICTORY
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A COUNTRY DEFEATED IN =
VICTORY
To understand the title of this paper you must be made=20
aware
that the country I refer to is the United States. =
Very=20
few
Americans are aware of the defeat of which it is my=20
obligation to
inform you of. President Lincoln very =
wisely said=20
and correctly
so, I might add, that:
"All the armies of Europe, Asia and Africa combined =
could
not,=20
by force, take a drink from the Ohio, or make a track on =
the
Blue=20
Ridge in a trial of a thousand years. At what point then =
is
the=20
approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever =
reach
us=20
it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad.=20
If
destruction be our lot, we ourselves must be its =
author=20
and
finisher."1
Thomas Jefferson said: "I believe that banking=20
institutions
are more dangerous to our liberties than =
standing=20
armies."2
These patriarch's of our country understood the dangers=20
of
banking and the men that controlled the banking=20
institutions.
The enemy that defeated this country from =
the very=20
beginning was
the debt created by the use of paper money =
instead=20
of gold and
silver coin. The use of differing weights and =
measures caused
this country to fall prey to the =
international=20
bankers. Prior to
the Constitution being written the =
States=20
printed paper money to
finance the Revolutionary War. At =
the end=20
of the war the new
United States found itself bankrupted =
by a=20
huge debt. Our
forefathers made it clear because of their =
experience and those
of other countries that we should =
never use=20
paper money again.
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1=
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, p. 346
2. THE DEBATE =
OVER THE=20
RECHARTER OF THE BANK BILL,=20
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(1809)
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"I am firmly of the opinion that there never was paper
pound, a paper dollar, or a paper promise of any =
kind, that=20
ever
yet obtained a general currency [as money] but by =
force or=20
fraud,
generally by both."3 (John Adams)
"A theft of greater magnitude and still more ruinous, is=20
the
making of paper money; it is greater because in this =
money=20
there
is absolutely no real value; it is more ruinous =
because by=20
its
gradual depreciation during the time of its =
existence,=20
it
produces the effect which would be proration of the =
coins.=20
All
those iniquities are founded on the false idea the =
money is=20
but a
sign."4 (Count Destutt de Tracy)
"If ever again our nation stumbles upon unfunded paper,=20
it
shall surely be like death to our body politic. This=20
country
will crash."5 (George Washington)
"That paper money corrupted the morals of the people; it=20
had
diverted them from the paths of honest industry to =
the ways=20
of
ruinous speculation; it had destroyed both public and=20
private
credit, and had brought total ruin on numberless =
widows=20
and
orphans...I apprehend these general reasoning will be =
found=20
true
with respect to paper money: that experience has =
shown that,=20
in
every state where it has been practiced since the =
revolution,=20
it
always carries the gold and silver out of the country, =
and
impoverishes it."6 (C.C. Pinckney)
During the formation of the Constitution there =
were
pro-paper=20
and anti-paper money advocates at work. The =
strongest
proponent=20
for the use of paper money, and the establishment of
the =
first=20
bank of the United States, was Alexander Hamilton.
Many =
of our=20
forefathers, including Thomas Jefferson were against
the =
use of=20
paper money and the establishment of a central bank.
The=20
proponents for paper money said this would be more =
cost
effective=20
and convenient than using silver and gold coin. =
Those
against the=20
use of paper money said this would ruin the =
country
through debt,=20
and plunge this country into bankruptcy, and make
the =
Americans=20
subject to the bankers.
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THE MAKING OF AMERICA, p. 117
4. THE MAKING OF AMERICA, =
p.=20
116
5. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
6. THE MAKING OF AMERICA, =
p. 493,=20
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"If the American people ever allow the banks to=20
control
issuance of their currency, first by inflation =
and then=20
by
deflation, the banks and corporations that grow up =
around=20
them
will deprive the people of all property until their =
children=20
will
wake up homeless on the continent their fathers=20
occupied."7
(Thomas Jefferson)
"On February 15, 1791 Jefferson wrote Washington to tell=20
him
his objections of the establishment of a National=20
Bank.
The bill for establishing a National Bank =
undertakes=20
among
other things:
1. To form the subscribers into a=20
corporation.
2. To enable them in their corporate =
capacities to=20
receive grants
of land; and so far is against the laws of =
mortmain.
3. To make alien subscribers capable of holding =
lands;=20
and so far
is against the laws of alienage.
4. To =
transmit=20
these lands, on the death of a proprietor, to a
certain =
line of=20
successors; and so far changes the course =
of
descents.
5. To=20
put the lands out of the reach of forfeiture or =
escheat;
and so=20
far is against the laws of forfeiture and escheat.
6. To =
transmit=20
personal chattels to successors in a certain line;
and so =
far is=20
against the laws of distribution.
7. To give them the =
sole and=20
exclusive right of banking under the
national authority; =
and so=20
far is against the laws of monopoly.
8. To communicate to =
them a=20
power to make laws paramount to the
laws of the States; =
for so=20
they must be construed, to protect the
institutions from =
the=20
control of the State legislatures; and so,
probably, they =
will be=20
construed.
I consider the foundation of the Constitution =
as laid=20
on
this ground; That "all powers not delegated to the =
United=20
States,
by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the =
States,=20
are
reserved to the States or to the people."
To take =
a single=20
step beyond the boundaries thus specially
drawn around =
the powers=20
of Congress, is to take possession of a
boundless field =
of power,=20
no longer susceptible of any
definition.
The =
incorporation of=20
a bank, and the powers assumed by this
bill, have not, in =
my=20
opinion, been delegated to the United
States, by the=20
Constitution.
Can it be thought that the Constitution =
intended=20
that for a
shade or two of convenience, more or less, =
Congress=20
should be
authorized to break down the most ancient and=20
fundamental laws of
the several States; such as those =
against=20
mortmain, the laws of
alienage, the rules of descent, the =
acts of=20
distribution, the
laws of escheat and forfeiture, the =
laws of=20
monopoly?"8
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
8. WORDS THAT MADE AMERICAN HISTORY, =
p.=20
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What did Jefferson mean by the word mortmain? This is a=20
law
that was passed prior to the Magna Charta. The reason =
this=20
law
was created by the King of England was to protect his =
land.=20
When
the Church gained status in England, the people =
began to=20
will
their land to the Church in exchange for the promise =
that=20
the
Church would pray their souls out of hell. The public =
lands
began to disappear so the King enacted this law to =
protect=20
his
land. What the law in effect said was that no one =
could=20
deed
land to the Church without a license from the King.=20
This
definition was later extended to include =
corporations.=20
Jefferson
said that because we were the sovereigns, =
Congress was=20
subject to
us, they had no right to give a corporate =
charter to=20
the Bank of
the United States placing our land in dead =
hands=20
(unable to be
purchased again by the public), since =
Congress had=20
not been given
this power under the Constitution. Any =
powers not=20
given to
Congress by the Constitution were reserved by =
the=20
several States
and the American People. Jefferson knew =
that if=20
this charter was
given, the public lands would soon =
belong to the=20
Bankers. As
Thomas Jefferson said, this was a most =
ancient and=20
fundamental
law of the Thirteen States. Can our land be =
reclaimed=20
by the law
of mortmain? I don't know yet, but it bears =
looking=20
into. Only
sovereigns, that are Sui Juris, Freemen and=20
Freeholders of their
property, can bring such a suit. I =
know from=20
studying
Blackstone's writings on mortmain that only a =
freeman=20
has a
remedy and can bring the common law writ of Quo =
Warranto.=20
Quo
Warranto means:
"A writ brought before a proper tribunal, to inquire by=20
what
warrant a person or corporation exercises certain=20
powers."9
(Blackstone Commentaries)
Upon ratification of the Constitution, it had appeared=20
that
those who opposed paper money had won. The money =
clauses of=20
the
Constitution made it unlawful to coin anything except =
gold=20
and
silver. However, there was a fatal flaw in the=20
Constitution.
The words of the Constitution were twisted =
by=20
lawyer legalize,
and
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BLACKSTONE COMMENTARIES, book III, p.=20
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power was claimed by Congress, that was not granted to =
them=20
by
the Constitution or the men that wrote the=20
Constitution.
Congress was granted exclusive jurisdiction =
over=20
the District of
Columbia and its territories, no more, no =
less.=20
It will be shown
in this paper, how Congress extended by=20
legislation its territory
to include the fifty States. =
Imagine=20
the District of Columbia as
a umbrella and that Congress =
opened=20
this umbrella in order to
cover the fifty States.
"To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases=20
whatsoever,
over such District (not exceeding ten Miles =
square)=20
as may, by
Cession of particular States, and the =
Acceptance of=20
Congress,
become the Seat of the Government of the United =
States,=20
and to
exercise like Authority over all Places purchased =
by the=20
Consent
of the Legislature of the State in which the Same =
shall=20
be, for
the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, =
dock-Yards,=20
and other
needful Buildings; and...to make all laws which =
shall=20
be
necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the=20
foregoing
Powers, and all other Powers vested by this=20
Constitution in the
Government of the United States, or =
in any=20
Department or Office
thereof". (Article One, Section =
Eight,=20
Paragraph Sixteen and
Seventeen of the U.S. =
Constitution)
"The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make=20
all
needed Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory =
or=20
other
Property belonging to the United States; and =
nothing in=20
this
Constitution shall be construed as to Prejudice any =
Claims=20
of the
United States, or of any particular State." =
(Article Four=20
Section
Three, Paragraph Two of the U.S. =
Constitution)
Hamilton suggested that the word proper gave Congress=20
the
power under the Constitution to charter the Bank of =
the=20
United
States. Thomas Jefferson said in disagreement =
that:
"The second general phrase is, "to make all laws =
necessary
and=20
proper for carrying into execution the enumerated =
powers."
But=20
they can all be carried into execution without a bank. =
A
bank=20
therefore is not necessary, and consequently not =
authorized
by=20
this phrase.
It has been urged that a bank will give great facility=20
or
convenience in the collection of taxes. Suppose this =
were=20
true:
yet the Constitution allows only the means which =
are=20
"necessary,"
not those which are merely "convenient" for=20
effecting the
enumerated powers."10 (Thomas =
Jefferson)
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WORDS THAT MADE AMERICAN HISTORY, p.=20
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Jefferson lost his debate with Hamilton concerning=20
the
establishment of the Bank of the United States.=20
Jefferson
believed the Constitution was a exclusive not a =
inclusive
document and was meant to be a restriction on =
Congress.=20
This
began the legal precedent of Congress and the Courts =
claiming
power not granted to them by the Citizens of the =
States.
Jefferson and the other sponsors of the Tenth =
Amendment=20
thought
this Amendment would be enough to check the power =
hungry
Congress, but they were wrong. Congress's =
assumption=20
of
un-delegated powers made the following possible.
There were two governments created by the Constitution,=20
the
following definitions will prove that one was bound =
by=20
the
Constitution, the other was not.
The term "United States" may be used in any one of=20
several
senses. It may be merely the name of a sovereign=20
occupying the
position analogous to that of other =
sovereigns in=20
the family of
nations. It may designate the territory =
over which=20
the
sovereignty of the United States extends, or it may =
be=20
the
collective name of the states which are united by and =
under=20
the
Constitution.(fn 6) Hooven & Allison Co. v. Evatt =
(1944)=20
324 U.S.
652, 671, 89 L.Ed. 1252, 1267 Black's Law =
Dictionary,=20
6th Ed.
In exercising this power, Congress is not subject to =
the
same=20
constitutional limitations, as when it is legislating =
for
the=20
United States. ...And in general the guaranties of=20
the
Constitution, save as they are limitations upon the =
exercise=20
of
executive and legislative power when exerted for or =
over=20
our
insular possessions, extend to them only as Congress, =
in=20
the
exercise of its legislative power over territory =
belonging to=20
the
United States, has made those guarantees=20
applicable.
[Hooven & Allison & Co. vs Evatt, 324 =
U.S.=20
652 (1945)
The idea prevails with some indeed, it found expression=20
in
arguments at the bar that we have in this country=20
substantially
or practically two national governments; =
one to be=20
maintained
under the Constitution, with all its =
restrictions; the=20
other to
be maintained by Congress outside and =
independently of=20
that
instrument, by exercising such powers as other =
nations of=20
the
earth are accustomed to exercise.
It will be an =
evil day=20
for American liberty if the theory of
a government =
outside of the=20
supreme law of the land finds
lodgment in our =
constitutional=20
jurisprudence. No higher duty
rests upon this court than =
to exert=20
its full authority to prevent
all violation of the =
principles of=20
the Constitution.
[Downes vs Bidwell, 182 U.S. 244=20
(1901)](Dissenting opinion)
Nothing in this Covenant requires or authorizes=20
legislation,
or other action, by the United States of =
America=20
prohibited by
the Constitution of the United States as=20
interpreted by the
United States. (INTERNATIONAL COVENANT =
ON=20
CIVIL AND POLITICAL
RIGHTS.) 102d Congress 2d Session, =
Exec.=20
Rept. 102-23 January 30,
1992 (See: page 24.)
When President Washington agreed with Hamilton to create=20
a
Bank of the United States this countries fate was =
sealed.=20
With
Congress acting under its insular capacity, not =
restrained=20
by the
Constitution or the Bill of Rights, their only =
concern=20
then
became the furtherance of commerce, not the rights =
of=20
Americans.
The actions of Hamilton were directly =
responsible for=20
the defeat
of the American people. The American people =
over the=20
course of
our history have seen the events that enslaved =
them=20
without
realizing their enslavement, because their =
ability to buy=20
and
sell was never taken away.
"Our rulers will become corrupt, our people careless...=20
the
time for fixing every essential right on a legal =
basis is=20
[now]
while our rulers are honest, and ourselves united. =
From=20
the
conclusion of this war we shall be going downhill. It =
will=20
not
then be necessary to resort every moment to the =
people=20
for
support. They will be forgotten, therefore, and their =
rights
disregarded. They will forget themselves, but in =
the=20
sole
faculty of making money, and will never think of =
uniting=20
to
effect a due respect for their rights. The shackles,=20
therefore,
which shall not be knocked off at the =
conclusion of=20
this war,
will remain on us long, will be made heavier =
and=20
heavier, till
our rights shall revive or expire in a=20
convulsion."11 (Thomas
Jefferson)
The American people were unaware of the hidden intent of=20
the
bankers and the liability and obligation for taking =
their=20
money.
The American people were not aware of the =
diabolical plot=20
to take
away their freedom, nor were they aware of the =
men=20
responsible
for their enslavement. The purpose of this =
paper is=20
to expose
and unmask the men behind the defeat and =
enslavement of=20
the
American people.
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NOTES ON THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, query 17, p. 161,=20
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Who were these people? Why weren't the American people=20
listening
to the encroachment on their freedom?
To deny the identity of these bankers would be to=20
deny
history. It is not anti-semitic to reveal the truth, =
and=20
the
factthat those behind the defeat of America are a few =
power
hungry Jews. True there are non-Jews involved, but=20
the
controlling power are those that control the worlds=20
finances.
This paper is impartial, it has not been =
colored for or=20
against
any group of people. Jesus said: "Ye shall know =
them by=20
their
fruits". The following pages are merely the fruits =
of=20
our
history.
The first recorded Jewish settler in Manhattan was a =
man
named=20
Jacob Barsimson who arrived early in 1654. He was =
an
Ashkenazic,=20
or German Jew.
When the Jews came to New York, it was considered among=20
such
families as the Roosevelts, the Van Rensselaers, the =
Goelets, and
the Morrises, not to be Jewish. The =
Sephardic=20
families of New
York, descended from the St. Charles =
arrivals=20
(also known as the
Jewish Mayflower), include the =
Straus', the=20
Warburgs, the
Aldrichs, the Kuhns, the Loebs, the =
Lehmans, the=20
Morgans, the
Schiffs, the Hendrickses, the Cardozos, the =
Baruchs,=20
the
Lazaruses, the Nathans, the Solises, the Gomezes, the =
Lopezes,
the Lindos, the Lombrosos, and the Seixases. The =
Roosevelts,
Bayards, Van Cortlandts, and Rhinelanders =
were in the=20
sugar
refining business. The Rhinelanders also sold =
crockery, and=20
the
Schuylers were importers. The Verplancks were =
traders,=20
and
Clarksons and Beekmans and Van Zandts were in the =
retail=20
dry
goods business. The Brevoorts and Goelets were =
ironmongers,=20
and
the Schermerhorns were ship chandlers. The =
Guggenheims are=20
proud
to say that they started on foot and, amassed what =
may have=20
been
the greatest single fortune in America. The only =
fortune=20
that
may outweigh the Guggenheims' is that of John D.=20
Rockefeller.
Records place Guggenheims in Lengnau in =
Canton=20
Aargau in German
speaking northern Switzerland, as early =
as 1696.=20
A document of
that year refers to "der Jud" Maran =
Guggenheimb von=20
Lengnau" and
the family had probably come to Lengnau from =
a=20
German town called
Guggenheimb (now Jugenheim), near =
Heidelberg.=20
The Seligmans were
a major American banking family. Haym =
Solomon,=20
who had come from
Poland, worked closely with William =
Morris and=20
the Continental
Congress as a broker, and helped raise a=20
particularly large sum
for the Revolution. For his =
services he=20
was given the official
title of "Broker to the Office of=20
Finance." Even earlier, Jewish
bankers had lent money to =
Lord=20
Bellamont, a particularly
improvident eighteenth century =
colonial=20
Governor of New York,
helping to keep the colony =
financially on=20
its feet, and New
York's first Lutheran church was built =
with=20
money advanced by
Jewish bankers among them Isaac Moses, =
who=20
helped establish the
Bank of North America in 1781. These =
are=20
some of the main
players (all of whom are Jews) in the =
deceit and=20
treachery to
enslave all non-Jews in America, who I might =
add=20
took them in
spite of their history that proceeded them. =
The=20
facts that
follow expose what went on behind the =
scenes.
They have referred to themselves as "the One Hundred,"=20
as
opposed to "the Four Hundred." The One Hundred are a =
core=20
group
of Jews with German roots, the Four Hundred are =
also Jews,=20
but
are considered to be beneath the One Hundred in =
status and=20
mental
ability. The Seligmans were the elite of the One =
Hundred.=20
They
have been called the "Jewish Grand Dukes," The One=20
Hundred
considered themselves to be the elite of the =
human race=20
and that
all non-Jews are to be despised and are meant to =
be=20
their slaves.
Their Jewish talmud (their religion) makes =
this=20
fact clear.
Their arrival in America began in the =
1600s.
As I said earlier, Alexander Hamilton was relentless in=20
his
pursuit of establishing the first Bank of the United =
States=20
and
the continued use of the international bankers money. =
Was
Alexander Hamilton who he claimed to be, a loyal =
American, or=20
was
he an agent working for the international bankers? =
The only=20
way
to find out is to examine known history. Alexander =
Hamilton=20
was
born Alexander Levine, of Jewish lineage, in St. =
Croix, the=20
West
Indies.12
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After changing his name and his geographical situs, he=20
entered
the United States military, he was a staff duty =
officer=20
for
General George Washington. Hamilton emerged from=20
the
Revolutionary War as a lieutenant colonel and on =
December=20
14,
1780 he married the second daughter of General Philip =
Schuyler's,
at the bride's home in Albany, New York. =
General=20
Philip
Schuyler's influence in New York politics was =
great. The=20
bride's
mother was Catherine Van Rensselaer, daughter of =
Colonel=20
John R.
Van Rensselaer, who was the son of Hendrik, the =
grandson=20
of
Killiaen, the first partroon.13 (Heir to Baron Van=20
Rothschild)
As Secretary of the Treasury, Hamilton's foremost=20
objective
was to make sure that there could be no doubt =
about=20
the
determination of the United States to pay its just =
debts.=20
On
January 14, 1790, he proposed that all outstanding =
loans=20
be
funded
at their face value, even though many =
speculators=20
would profit by
this. Some members of Congress, who as =
they voted=20
for the funding
bill, were not unaware of the opportunity =
it gave=20
them to reap a
rich harvest. It has also been reported =
that there=20
are documents
in the British museum that prove Alexander =
Hamilton=20
received
payment from the Rothschild's for his dastardly =
deeds.=20
Could
this payment have been for his involvement in the=20
establishment
of a foreign bank in this country, and for=20
convincing Congress to
assume the States debts, which =
would have=20
created a debt
obligation binding the United States =
government=20
and the States to
the international bankers?
Alexander Hamilton boasted: "A power over a =
man's
subsistence=20
amounts to a power over his will."14
Hamilton wished also to take over such of the debts=20
incurred
by the States themselves for the cause of =
independence=20
as they
had not yet paid.
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THE INTIMATE LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON, (1910)
14. THE =
LIBRARY=20
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His object, again, was to place the States under such=20
obligation
as to insure their support in the =
establishment of the=20
first Bank
of the United States. The State's war debts =
amounted=20
to over
eighteen million dollars, not all the States had =
debts to=20
be
taken over. Thus started the political precedent of=20
perpetual
debt and required contributions (taxes) to be =
passed on=20
to those
not responsible for the debt. Nor were the =
obligations=20
spelled
out to the State inhabitants.
Hamilton won the debate for the first Bank of the=20
United
States when President Washington signed the senate =
bill.=20
The
bank was to have a capital stock of ten million =
dollars,=20
which
was for that time, a very large sum. Of this amount =
one=20
fifth
was to be subscribed by the United States, and the =
other=20
four
fifths by private individuals. Hamilton's Bank which =
had=20
been
chartered for twenty years was allowed to run out in =
1811=20
in
favor of the State banks. The Bankers could not stand =
for=20
their
bank being closed. The House of Rothschild used =
their=20
influence
over Britain to bring about the War of 1812. =
The War=20
increased
the U.S. governments debt to such an extent =
that the=20
taxes that
were collected were less than one third the =
amount to=20
cover this
debt. The remaining debt had to be covered by =
loans=20
that were
made by foreign bankers, by the end of the war =
the=20
government was
virtually bankrupt. The State banks tried =
to=20
bolster themselves
by issuing paper money in excessive =
amounts,=20
which created land
speculation and a deflated dollar. =
Some=20
members in Congress saw
no choice but to propose the =
second Bank=20
of the United States.
In 1816 the second Bank of the =
United=20
States was chartered.
"The new bank would have a capital stock of thirty=20
five
million; the United States government should =
subscribe one=20
fifth
of the stock, private individuals the other four =
fifths,=20
and the
directors should be similarly apportioned; the =
bank=20
should have a
monopoly on the business of the United =
States and=20
the national
banking business; it might establish branch =
banks=20
throughout the
several states; and it might continue in =
operation=20
for a period
of twenty years."15
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It is obvious that the bankers had the Congress of =
the
United=20
States and the American people through proxy over =
a
barrel.=20
Congress agreed to give the bankers exclusive rights =
to
all=20
business done in the United States. All loans =
were
guarantied by=20
the American people with repayment to be made
through the =
payment=20
of taxes. For the valuable privileges the
Bank was to =
enjoy, it=20
was required to pay to the government of
the United =
States a=20
bonus of one million and five hundred
thousand dollars. =
In 1818=20
the Bank of the United States began an
all out attack on =
the=20
State banks in order to close them. The
Bank of the =
United States=20
collected the paper money of State
banks, and after the =
State=20
banks had paid out a sufficient amount
of specie (in =
other words=20
their gold and silver deposits became
low), the Bank of =
the=20
United States would demand payment in
specie for the =
paper money=20
the State banks had put in
circulation. The international =
bankers=20
knew that the State banks
only kept one dollar of gold =
and silver=20
for every twelve dollars
of paper money that was loaned =
out by=20
the State banks. The State
banks that were attacked in =
such a=20
manner would then have to call
in their loans. =
Individuals who=20
had borrowed from the targeted
banks would be forced to =
raise=20
what they owed by selling their
property for whatever it =
would=20
bring.16
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what=20
the
bankers were up to. The above banking policy would=20
eventually
pull all gold and silver out of the State =
banks,=20
leaving them at
the mercy of the international bankers. =
This=20
would also give the
Bank of the United States a monopoly =
in=20
banking, removing any
competition. By bankrupting the =
State banks=20
the international
bankers would destroy those Americans =
that had=20
loans though the
State banks, the farmer, the business =
man and=20
the land
speculators. The result, the transfer of this =
countries=20
gold and
silver resources and vast amounts of this =
countries=20
most
important asset, its land to the bankers.
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Those involved with banking became subject to the bankers =
through
these foreclosures at a National level. Who are =
these=20
bankers
and how did they get a foothold in this =
country?
The Bank of the United States was operated by =
Nicholas
Biddle,=20
a wealthy and aristocratic Philadelphian, the bank was =
in
a=20
flourishing condition when President Jackson took =
office.
Biddle=20
was employed by the Rothschilds, and he was a =
non-Jew.
When the=20
bank failed in 1837 he was soon forgotten by the =
bankers
and died=20
penniless and a pauper in 1844.
President Jackson represented the anti-bank sentiment by=20
the
American people, Jackson said:
"I do not dislike your bank more than all banks, but=20
ever
since I read the history of the South Sea Bubble, I =
have=20
been
afraid of banks."
...The South Sea Company was an English corporation, =
chartered=20
in
1711, with a monopoly on the Spanish-American trade.=20
It
attempted in 1720 to underwrite the British national =
debt=20
in
return for a guaranteed interest rate of 5 per cent.=20
This
introduced a period of unbridled speculation, not =
only in=20
stocks
of the South Sea Company, but in all sorts of =
stocks also.=20
The
"Bubble" burst in November, 1720, with disastrous=20
consequences to
a host of investors.17
Biddle made a number of Jackson men directors of =
branch
banks,=20
but he was unwilling to subject the welfare of the =
bank
more=20
fully to the hazards of questionable banking. His=20
nervous
apprehension, however, led him to seek the favor =
of=20
Congress in a
way almost equally open to question. In =
1829=20
thirty-four members
of Congress found it possible to =
borrow a=20
total amount of one
hundred and ninety two thousand =
dollars from=20
the bank; in 1830
fifty-two congressmen borrowed a total =
of three=20
hundred and
twenty two thousand dollars; in 1831 =
fifty-nine=20
congressmen
borrowed a total of four hundred and seventy =
eight=20
thousand
dollars. Huge amounts of money were also made =
available=20
to
powerful newspaper editors, and it paid each year a=20
generous
retainer to Daniel Webster, who,
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THE FEDERAL UNION, p.=20
=
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as the Bank's attorney and a member of its board of=20
directors,
saw nothing improper in representing its =
interests=20
both in and
out of Congress.
Webster persuaded Biddle to request for the recharter of=20
the
bank before the election of 1832. Webster knew =
Congress=20
would
pass the bank bill because of the loans that were =
made to=20
many of
the congressmen. The bank bill passed and was =
promptly=20
vetoed by
President Jackson, here is a portion of his =
veto=20
speech, his
reasoning is sound:
"More than a fourth part of the stock is held by=20
foreigners
and the residue is held by a few hundred of =
our own=20
citizens,
chiefly of the richest class.... Should the =
stock of=20
the bank
principally pass into the hands of the subjects =
of a=20
foreign
country, and we should unfortunately become =
involved in a=20
war
with that country, what would be our condition?...If =
we must=20
have
a bank with private stockholders, every =
consideration of=20
sound
policy and every impulse of American feeling =
admonishes=20
that it
should be purely American."18
Nicholas Biddle the President of the United States=20
Bank
said:
"This worthy President, thinks that because he has=20
scalped
Indians and imprisoned Judges, he is to have his =
way with=20
the
Bank. He is mistaken."19
On January 30, 1835: The bankers attempted to=20
assassinate
their fiercest enemy, President Jackson. =
Richard=20
Lawrence armed
with two pistols at point blank range, =
fired both=20
pistols, both
of which misfired spoiling the bankers=20
plans.
President Jackson said: "the Bank is trying to =
kill me,=20
but
I shall Kill the Bank."20
With the reelection of President Jackson in 1836 he knew=20
he
had a mandate from the people of the America. He =
feared=20
the
power of Biddle in persuading the Congress, in order =
to head=20
off
Biddle,
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8.=20
WORDS THAT MADE AMERICAN HISTORY, p. 240
19. THE HISTORY =
OF THE=20
UNITED STATES, p. 380
20. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN =
NATION,=20
p.=20
=
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Jackson through his power given him under the=20
Constitution
removed the money from the Bank of the =
United States=20
and placed
it in the State banks. In order to accomplish =
this he=20
had to
fire two Secretary of the Treasurers. Their =
successor,=20
Roger B.
Taney of Maryland did not hesitate to issue the =
order to=20
remove
the money.
Biddle shut off the flow of money to the State banks =
in
order=20
to turn public against Jackson's polices against the =
Bank
of the=20
United States. The State banks began to loan =
excessive
amounts of=20
paper money, which again triggered land speculation.
The =
State=20
bank loans increased from one hundred and thirty =
seven
million in=20
1829 to five hundred and twenty five million dollars
in =
1837. The=20
land speculation was so bad that the government
sales of =
public=20
lands rose from four million acres in 1834 to
fifteen =
million in=20
1835, and to twenty million in 1836. Receipts
from public =
lands=20
had contributed to the treasury only four
million eight =
hundred=20
thousand dollars in 1834; but in 1835 this
item rose to =
fourteen=20
million seven hundred thousand dollars, and
in 1836 to =
twenty=20
four million eight hundred thousand dollars.
These banks =
had=20
nothing better to do with the funds that poured
into =
their vaults=20
than to lend them out again, and in far too
many =
instances the=20
borrowers were mere speculators who bought
more land. =
Thus an=20
endless chain was fashioned; payments made by
the =
speculators to=20
the United States were deposited into pet
banks, then =
lent again=20
to other speculators to buy more land,
then paid once =
more into=20
the treasury, then redeposited, then
lent again, and so =
on in a=20
vicious circle.
President Jackson decided the evil of this policy had to=20
be
stopped. In July 1836 it was declared in the "SPECIE=20
CIRCULAR"
that paper money could no longer be used to buy =
public=20
lands, and
that specie (gold and silver) had to be used, =
this=20
ended for a
number of years the purchase of land from the =
government. In
1835 the last dollar of public debt was =
paid off.=20
In 1837 the
United States was in the middle of a =
depression,=20
because the Bank
of the United States had removed the =
gold and=20
silver from the
State banks, which meant they had no more =
specie=20
money to loan.
1837 marked the end of the Bank of the United States, and =
in
1840 Congress passed the Sub-Treasury Bill. The only =
thing=20
this
accomplished was to remove the middle man between =
the=20
United
States government and the foreign Bankers.
August Belmont's (Schonberg) arrived in New York City =
in
1837,=20
with the influence and backing of the House of =
Rothschild
behind=20
him. He was a Jewish banker of German decent, he =
had
three sons=20
Perry, Oliver H.P., and August Jr.. August =
Schonberg
(Belmont)=20
went to Frankfurt at the age of thirteen to work as =
an
unpaid=20
apprentice for the Rothschilds, the leading Jewish =
banking
house=20
in Europe. It is said among the European Rothschilds =
that
Augest=20
Schonberg was the illegitimate son of Baron =
Von
Rothschild. The=20
reason I believe this to be true is because the
Jews are =
very=20
clannish, they would not put a non-family member in
such =
a=20
important position, nor would a non-family member =
have
direct=20
access to Baron Von Rothschild.
Belmont married into the Perry family for their=20
social
influence. The Perrys were not very rich, but they =
had all=20
the
social contacts that Belmont wanted and needed, more =
than=20
he
needed money. Caroline was the daughter of Commodore=20
Matthew
Calbraith Perry, hero of the Mexican War and the =
officer=20
later
credited with having "opened Japan to the West," =
and her=20
uncle
was another naval commander, Oliver Hazard Perry, =
hero of=20
the War
of 1812 and the Battle of Lake Erie.
The first thing New York society noticed about =
August
Belmont=20
was that he had lots of money. It was Rothschild =
money,
and he=20
used it extravagantly. As a financier with the funds =
of
the=20
world's largest private bank at his fingertips, he=20
was
immediately important not only to American companies =
but to=20
the
United States Government, which was always running =
out of=20
cash
and whose credit needed constant infusions from =
bankers.=20
There
was one area in which August Belmont excelled. Its =
name=20
was
Rothschild. Belmont was not known to be a=20
spectacular,
brilliant, or even "interesting" financier. =
But men=20
like J.P.
Morgan liked to work with the European =
Rothschilds, and=20
August
Belmont, as their agent, was always there, =
helpful,=20
collecting
his percentage on the money that passed back =
and=20
forth.
In the panic of 1837 Belmont was able to perform a=20
service
which he would repeat in subsequent panics, and =
which=20
helped make
him a friend to bankers and to the United =
States=20
Government. By
negotiating large loans from the =
Rothschilds, he=20
was able to
shore up United States debtor banks. In other =
words,=20
he was
able, thanks to the hugeness of the Rothschild =
reservoir=20
of
capital, to start out in America operating his own=20
Federal
Reserve System. Mayer Amschel Rothschild =
said:
"Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and =
I
care not who makes its laws."21
In the years since his arrival Belmont had been =
so
successful=20
at channeling Rothschild funds into the United =
States
Treasury in=20
return for government securities that he was
rewarded, in =
1844,=20
by being appointed United States Consul
General to =
Austria, a=20
move designed not only to provide Mr.
Belmont with =
prestige but=20
also to place him close to the Vienna
House of Rothschild =
where=20
he could be of further usefulness.
Things, of course, did =
not=20
always go smoothly. When the State of
Pennsylvania =
defaulted on=20
thirty five million worth of State
bonds held by British=20
investors, including the Rothschilds,
Belmont, in Paris =
trying to=20
place another U.S.Federal Government
loan, was icily told =
by=20
Baron de Rothschild:
"Tell them you have seen the man who is at the head of=20
the
finances of Europe, and that he has told you that =
they=20
cannot
borrow a dollar. Not a dollar."22
In 1853 he had been made United States charge d'affaires=20
at
The Hague, and from 1855 to 1858 he was the resident=20
American
minister there.
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2=
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A DECLARATION OF FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE, p. 22
22. OUR =
CROWD, p.=20
=
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P>
Until the outbreak of the war, August Belmont had=20
been
financial advisor to the President of the United =
States.=20
During
the war's first months, Lincoln leaned on Belmont =
for=20
Rothschild
money as heavily as Gitterman and the =
Quartermaster=20
Corps leaned
on the Seligmans for uniforms. This placed =
Belmont=20
in an awkward
position. Reflecting the general frame of =
mind in=20
Europe, the
Rothschilds had grave doubts about the =
North's=20
chances of
winning, and gave Belmont and the United =
States=20
Treasury only
lukewarm and hesitant support. Lincoln's=20
fund-raisers were
forced to look for new sources of =
supply, and=20
found them in the
bond-selling efforts of such men as =
Joseph=20
Seligman.
The recovery from the Panic of 1857 was as spectacular =
as
the=20
panic itself. The bubble had no sooner burst than it =
began
to=20
re-inflate. So much gold was pouring into New York=20
from
California that gold held in New York banks climbed =
from=20
eight
million dollars' worth in October to twenty-eight =
million=20
two
months later, and a ten-million-dollar loan from the=20
Rothschilds
made, via August Belmont, to bolster the =
credit of=20
U.S. banks was
repaid the same day.
The Seligmans, who were a American banking house, had =
the
same=20
mission as the international bankers. Both banking =
houses
were=20
able manipulate the American people through so called=20
bid
rigging. The bankers funded the North and the =
South.
William Seligman liked to say that he had predicted =
the
Civil=20
War, and implied that the nice position the Seligmans=20
found
themselves in as a result of the war was largely =
his=20
doing.
At the outbreak of the war the United States Treasury was =
in
greater shambles than Fort Sumter. Southern banks had=20
been
quietly withdrawing large amounts of funds on =
deposit in=20
the
North. When Lincoln took office, he found his =
Treasury=20
almost
empty. The Federal debt was increasing, and the =
American=20
credit
abroad was disappearing. Conservative businessmen =
wanted=20
no
deals whatever with the government. They considered it =
far=20
too
risky.
Linton Wells, a former Seligman staff member, wrote=20
that:
"Joseph Seligman, during a visit with President=20
Lincoln,
"persuaded" Lincoln to put Grant in charge of =
the Union=20
forces,"
which Lincoln of course did. These constitute =
sizable=20
claims,
and subsequent Seligman generations have =
cooperated with,=20
Wells
and W.E. Dodd (Dodd was Joseph's equal in selling =
bonds)=20
in
carrying on the legend that Joseph Seligman won the =
Civil War=20
by
paying for it. At one optimistic point, Joseph bought =
some=20
Union
bonds for his own portfolio, then quickly became=20
discouraged
about their prospects and wrote: "I am almost =
tempted=20
to resell
the U.S. Stock which I bought and keep my hands =
clear=20
of the
present degenerated American race."23 (Again this =
is what=20
these
Jewish bankers thought about non-Jewish Americans.) =
His=20
brother
James was more hopeful and wrote suggesting that =
the=20
brothers buy
one hundred thousand dollars worth of Union=20
securities for their
own accounts. Joseph turned him =
down, he=20
said:
"Do not be afraid," he answered, "that the Government=20
will
want no more money after the 1 June even if the =
South should=20
have
been whipped so badly as to offer to make peace, the =
Government
will need hundreds if not thousands of =
millions yet,=20
to pay for
claims of all description and for the purpose =
of=20
emancipating the
Negro."24
This was one of the reasons for the Thirteenth =
and
Fourteenth=20
Amendments to the Constitution. By making the Negro =
a
United=20
States citizen it would increase the debt of the =
United
States=20
and further enslave the non-Jewish American through =
the
increased=20
taxes that would have to be collected.
Morgan, Belmont, and the Rothschilds formed an axis=20
of
financial power that Joseph Seligman was finding it=20
increasingly
difficult to beat.
This much of Joseph's Union bond-selling is known. Early=20
in
Lincoln's second administration, in 1865, William =
Fessenden,=20
who
succeeded Chase as Secretary of the Treasury, =
announced a=20
four
hundred million issue of new government notes.
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3.=20
OUR CROWD, p. 90
24. OUR CROWD, p.=20
=
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Joseph Seligman headed a group of German bankers in New =
York=20
who
wished to underwrite fifty million worth of these =
notes, but=20
the
Secretary would not accept the terms of the=20
syndicate.
Thereupon, the Seligman brothers took an =
active part=20
in selling
these Federal securities themselves, and it is =
recorded that they
sold over sixty million worth. =
Remember these=20
bonds were just
like the government created the money out =
of thin=20
air. These
bankers knew that if they continued to =
underwrite=20
these bonds
they would obtain a nation and its people for =
repayment.
Obviously, this was the moment for Joseph to put his=20
great
plan to work. Within hours of Lee's surrender, =
Joseph=20
had
summoned his brothers together to organize the=20
international
banking House of Seligman. Under Presidents =
Lincoln=20
and Johnson,
the Seligmans enjoyed excellent relations =
with three=20
successive
Secretaries of the Treasury-Salmon Chase, =
William=20
Fessenden, and
Hugh McCulloch.
When their old friend =
from=20
Watertown days, Ulysses S. Grant, took
Presidential =
office in=20
1869, they had every reason to look
forward to the same=20
preferential treatment. In the beginning =
the
possibilities=20
certainly looked good. Grant appointed as his
Secretary =
of State=20
Elihu B. Washburne, who as a Congressman from
Illinois =
had been=20
one of the Seligmans' private clients. Joseph
had once =
purchased,=20
in Frankfurt, two hundred thousand dollars of
U.S. bonds =
for=20
Washburne, saying at the time, "There is no
necessity for =
you to=20
send any Bonds as margin, as we require none
from you, =
dear=20
Washburne." As soon as Washburne was appointed,
the =
Seligmans=20
wrote him, gently reminding him of their past good
deeds, =
and=20
offering their "full services" to the new
administration. =
But=20
Washburne's appointment, it turned out, was
only a =
courtesy one.=20
He held the post for only twelve days, and
was then made =
Minister=20
to France. Grant replaced him with
Hamilton Fish, who was =
less a=20
friend. Fish was the son of a
Revolutionary War officer =
whose=20
father had been a friend of
George Washington's and whose =
mother=20
was a descendant of Peter
Stuyvesant, who had once thrown =
every=20
Jew in New York in jail.
Then Grant did a startling =
thing. He=20
contacted Joseph privately,
and said he would like to =
make him=20
Secretary of the Treasury, but
Joseph declined.
Daniel Drew, a large stock manipulator, was able to =
force
the=20
price of Erie stock up and down at will. Why did Drew =
want
his=20
shares sold in London and not New York? So New York =
wouldn't
find=20
out about it for a while. Allied with Drew in =
his
operations were=20
two other terrors of the age "Jubliee Jim" Fisk,
a former =
circus=20
roustabout, and an ex-farm hand who became the
leader of =
the=20
threesome named Jay Gould.
The Seligman firm, in Joseph's words, did "an =
enormous
amount=20
of business" in the Gould manipulations of the Erie=20
stock,
selling short for their own account whenever Gould =
or Fisk=20
or
Drew sold short, as they did consistently, letting the =
three
men's operations provide the pattern for the =
Seligmans'=20
own. In
almost no time, the Seligmans had let the name of =
their=20
old
friend President Grant be linked with one of the most =
spectacular
and scandalous financial coups of the decade, =
Jay=20
Gould's attempt
to corner the gold market.
On September 24, 1869 Gould began raising the price of=20
gold
from one hundred dollars to about one hundred and =
forty=20
five
dollars, meanwhile having gotten new freight =
contracts, at=20
a
higher rate, for shipping grain on the Erie. Gold began =
to=20
climb
as the Gould-Drew-Fisk group began buying, while =
the=20
Seligmans,
acting as the trio's brokers, also bought for =
their=20
own account.
Grant seemed to be falling into line =
perfectly, and=20
gold did
indeed reach one hundred and forty five dollars. =
Then,
apparently, covetousness, one of Mr. Gould's most=20
consistent
emotions took over, and Gould decided to let =
gold get=20
a little
higher, to one hundred and fifty dollars before =
selling.=20
At this
point Grant seemed to realize what was going on, =
and=20
ordered his
Secretary of the Treasury to dump four =
million=20
dollars in gold on
the market in order to bring the price =
down=20
again. On what
became known as Black Friday, gold prices =
crashed.=20
The price
fell in fifteen minutes from one hundred and =
sixty two=20
dollars to
one hundred and thirty three dollars and many=20
investors were
ruined. But it turned out, Gould had sold =
out at=20
the top of the
market anyway, and so had the Seligmans. =
It was=20
almost, or so it
seemed at the time, as though Gould and =
the=20
Seligmans had been
given some advance warning of the =
Treasury's=20
forthcoming action.
Had Grant tipped his old friends off? =
When=20
Gould went to jail
for manipulation of Erie stock, the =
Seligmans,=20
who had been
acting as his brokers, loyally guaranteed =
his twenty=20
thousand
dollar bail bond and, with this action, more or =
less=20
permanently
committed themselves to Gould. Joseph said, =
"let us=20
thank God
that we have made no losses." Banks were in =
desperate=20
need of
cash, and Joseph tried to persuade President =
Grant to=20
deposit
government funds in private banks, even though, =
as=20
Joseph
admitted, such a move would be "clearly =
illegal."
Gould and Drew and Jim Fisk were, from that standpoint,=20
very
much in tune with their times. Gould admitted that =
he=20
used
bribery and blackmail to buy up Erie Railroad stock =
options=20
from
towns along his routes, and that he used Fisk's =
methods to=20
take
over by force and violence when other methods =
failed.=20
Gould,
furthermore, was by his own admission a raider and =
a=20
ruiner. He
had no interest in managing or improving =
railroads. He=20
merely
liked to drive a railroad's stock up, with rumors =
and=20
with
trading, and then sell it and let it collapse of its =
own=20
inflated
weight.
"Going back to interest rates, the Nation did not=20
have
interest rate caps, or that is anti-usury laws until =
the=20
1865
National Currency Act. This was what was uppermost =
in=20
President
Lincoln's mind at the time he was killed. He =
was=20
concerned. He
could see what was happening. Of course, =
just a few=20
years later,
by 1869 you had the same thing we have gone =
through=20
in the wild
eighties, the wild speculators, the attempt =
of these=20
predators,
like Jim Fisk and Gould to do such things as =
corner=20
the bull
market through conniving to bribe President=20
Grant's
brother-in-law and their total failure and =
inability to=20
do it,
but which sank the country and created scandal =
after=20
scandal, not
very different from what we have just come =
through=20
in the
eighties in the S&L scandals"25 (Congressman=20
Gonzalez)
In 1874 Joseph made a bid to Grant's new Secretary of=20
the
Treasury, Benjamin Bristow, to handle the sale of =
twenty=20
five
million worth of U.S. bonds.
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2=
5.=20
CHAIRMAN OF THE BANKING COMMITTEE, augest 6, 1993 on=20
the
floor
of the congress, in SPECIAL=20
=
ORDERS
---------------------------------------------------------------=
--
This plum seemed about to fall into Joseph's lap when=20
Bristow
began to hedge. Bristow wanted, he said, "a =
stronger=20
combination
of bankers" behind the loan, a syndicate, in =
other=20
words. He
suggested "some strong European house," and =
though he=20
did not say
so in so many words, his implication was =
clear, he=20
wanted the
Rothschilds.
This Jewish Baron, when elected to the House of Commons,=20
had
for eight years refused to swear his oath of =
admission unless=20
the
Old Testament was substituted for the Holy Bible, and =
the=20
words
"upon the true faith of a Christian" were =
omitted.26
Then, in the autumn of 1874, Baron Rothschild summoned=20
Isaac
Seligman to his office to give him a piece of news. =
Some=20
fifty
five million worth of United States bonds were to =
be=20
offered for
sale, and the Baron suggested, the issue =
might be=20
backed by a
combination of three houses-the House of =
Rothschild,=20
the House of
Morgan, and the House of Seligman. For the =
first=20
time, August
Belmont would act as agent for both the =
Rothschilds=20
and J. & W.
Seligman & Company. Needless to say, =
Isaac=20
accepted. The
Seligmans were now able to consider =
themselves the=20
Rothschilds'
peers. The =
Seligman-Belmont-Morgan-Rothschild=20
alliance,
furthermore, was so successful that by the end =
of the=20
decade
there were complaints on Wall Street that=20
"London-and
Germany-based bankers" had a monopoly on the =
sale of=20
United
States bonds in Europe-which they did. Joseph =
Seligman=20
wrote to
Richard C. McCormick, U.S.Commissioner General, =
to=20
inform him:
"In filling the offices for Commissioners in Paris, =
please
do=20
not omit to appoint Mr. William Seligman, of course =
as
Honorary=20
Commissioner, without pay, as brother William is at =
the
head of a=20
large American banking house in Paris and entertains
all =
nice=20
Americans."27
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6.=20
OUR CROWD, p. 154
27. OUR CROWD, p.=20
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/P>
Early in 1877 Sherman summoned a representative group of=20
New
York bankers, including Joseph Seligman and August =
Belmont,=20
to
Washington, and sent each into a separate room "to =
work out=20
a
plan for refunding the balance of the Government war =
debt."=20
Each
man submitted his recommendations, and a week later =
Sherman=20
sent
for Joseph and told him that his plan was "by all =
odds=20
the
clearest and most practical," and would be adopted. =
The=20
plan
called for building up a gold reserve of =
approximately=20
forty
percent of the outstanding greenbacks through the =
sale of=20
bonds
for coin, something Joseph was good at. The plan =
worked so=20
well
that within two years the dollar was quoted at par =
for the=20
first
time since 1861.
In 1887 Senator Patterson, presiding over the=20
investigating
committee wanted to determine how much =
pressure the=20
banking firms
had exerted to swell public confidence in, =
and=20
promote, the now
bankrupt Panama Canal Company. He asked =
Wright,=20
"Was not the
moral and business influence of these three =
great=20
banking houses
given to the enterprise?"
Wright =
replied=20
hedgily, "In what respect?"
"As far as affecting public =
opinion=20
in the United States was
concerned."
"I presume so," =
said Mr.=20
Wright.
"Was that not sufficient, in a large degree, to =
mold=20
public
opinion in favor of the Panama Canal Company?" =
asked the=20
Senator.
"That," replied Wright with extreme caution, "I =
am not=20
prepared
to answer."
Of course an honest answer would certainly have been =
"Yes."
It=20
soon turned out that the Seligman-Morgan-Lanier alliance =
had
gone=20
to considerable lengths to appoint men to the American=20
canal
committee whose names would add luster and prestige =
to=20
the
project.
The investigation unearthed the fact that Jesse Seligman=20
had
offered his old friend ex-President Grant the =
chairmanship of=20
the
canal committee at a salary of twenty four thousand =
dollars=20
a
year-which Grant could certainly have used at that =
point.=20
But
Grant declined the offer, and Jesse had then =
approached=20
President
Hayes's Secretary of the Navy, Richard W. =
Thompson, who=20
had
resigned his Cabinet post to take the job. Obviously, =
placing=20
a
former Navy Secretary in the Canal Company was just the =
sort=20
of
thing Senator Patterson was talking about. Thompson's =
duties=20
for
the company were partly those of a lobbyist, a man =
who=20
could
influence the opinion of Congress (and help =
persuade it to=20
block
the progress of the Nicaragua Canal Company), and =
also=20
to
strengthen the "image" of the company with the =
American=20
press,
and to inspire the confidence of American Stock=20
purchasers. When
Jesse Seligman was called before the=20
investigating committee, he
proved a more straightforward =
witness. The entire Panama Canal
undertaking, he =
admitted, had=20
been badly planned and riddled with
"corruption, fraud, =
and=20
thievery."
Senator Thompson on the investigating committee was=20
curious
about some of the appointments that had been made =
to the=20
canal
committee, and asked Jesse, "Why was Mr. Thompson =
selected=20
as
chairman? He was not a great financier, was he?"=20
Jesse
replied,"No, but he was a great statesman and =
lawyer." "But=20
you
offered the place to General Grant. Now he was a =
great=20
soldier,
a popular idol, but he was not a great lawyer, =
or=20
financier, or
great statesman, was he?" With a smile, =
according=20
to the
Congressional Record, Jesse began, "Well.." =
Senator=20
Geary
interjected, "There may be some difference of =
opinion on=20
that
point." Sitting forward in his chair, Jesse Seligman =
said
calmly, "General Grant was a bosom friend of mine, =
and I=20
always
look out for my friends."
Secretary Thompson said:
"In my official capacity as Secretary of the Navy, I =
have
had=20
especial opportunities to understand and appreciate=20
his
(Joseph's) character. My first intercourse with your=20
(banking)
house was had through him, in the summer of =
1877, soon=20
after the
Department was placed under my charge. At that =
time,=20
its
financial condition was seriously embarrassed, being =
indebted=20
to
your house several hundred thousand dollars, which was =
steadily
increasing on account of drafts drawn by Naval =
pay=20
officers in
all parts of the world, and which were =
accepted and=20
paid by you
in London. It was impossible to discharge the =
whole=20
of this
debt, or even any large proportion of it, without =
adding=20
to the
existing embarrassment and causing serious injury =
to the=20
Service.
When he came to understand this condition of =
affairs, he=20
at once
proposed to carry the debt to the beginning of =
the next=20
fiscal
year and to allow drafts to be continued until =
then=20
without
regard to the amount. The proposition was liberal =
and in=20
the
highest degree patriotic; and having been thankfully =
accepted=20
by
me the Department was enabled to bridge over all its=20
pecuniary
trouble. But for this, the injury to its credit =
and to=20
the
Service generally might have been irreparable."28
And so for a while the Seligman brothers were=20
personally
meeting the payroll of the United States Navy. =
The=20
Seligmans
continued their influence over the United =
States=20
government with
President Roosevelt:
"I (James Seligman) called on President Roosevelt and=20
asked
him point-blank if, when the revolt broke out, an =
American=20
war
ship would be sent to Panama to protect American =
lives=20
and
interests (including Seligman interests). The =
President=20
just
looked at me; he said nothing. Of course, a =
President of=20
the
United States could not give such a commitment, =
especially to=20
a
foreigner and private citizen like me. But his look was =
enough
for me."29
At one of the Seligmans' weekend retreats, it was never=20
a
surprise to find a former U.S. President, a Supreme=20
Court
Justice, several Senators and a Congressman or two. =
The
Seligmans' old friend Grant had, at their suggestion, =
bought=20
a
summer home at Long Branch and was a frequent, if=20
somewhat
unreliable, guest. President Garfield was =
another=20
Seligman
friend. Once more the Seligmans were displaying =
their=20
uncanny
way of getting to know the right people. Their =
friend=20
Lyman Gage
later became Secretary of the Treasury under =
President=20
McKinley.
He had, at one point, invited President =
Theodore=20
Roosevelt to
speak at a banquet for one of his =
philanthropies,=20
and Roosevelt
spoke of this 1906 appointment of Oscar =
Straus a=20
Jew and heir to
the Macy & Co. fortune, to his =
Cabinet,=20
saying:
"When this country conferred upon me the honor of making=20
me
President of the United States, I of course at once =
called=20
my
good friend Oscar Straus to my side, and asked him to =
serve=20
as
Secretary of Commerce."30
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2=
8.=20
OUR CROWD, p. 257, 258
29. OUR CROWD, p. 260
30. OUR =
CROWD, P.=20
=
342
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/P>
In 1910 Paul Warburg and Nelson Aldrich (both were=20
Jews)
together drafted the Aldrich Bill, the first to =
include=20
central
banking as an element of banking reform. Paul =
Warburg=20
had,
meanwhile, set up the National Citizens' League for=20
Promotion of
a Sound Banking System. The Federal Reserve =
Board=20
Act, largely
Warburg-designed, was passed in 1913, but =
the System=20
was not
operative until 1915. Warburg resigned from Kuhn, =
Loeb in=20
1917
to serve on the Board. Paul Warburg said:
"Whoever controls the volume of money in any country=20
is
absolute master of all industry and commerce."31
In 1913 the Pujo Committee disclosed that Kuhn, =
Loeb,
despite=20
its excellent relationships with Morgan, had =
primarily
been=20
allied with the Rockefeller-controlled National City =
Bank,
of=20
which Jacob Schiff had long been a director, and =
therefore
that=20
Schiff seemed to enjoy the best of both worlds.
Still, he was the most brilliant and versatile of all=20
the
Warburgs and, for years, was a sort of itinerant =
Kuhn,=20
Loeb
partner, spending half of each year in New York and =
the=20
other
half with the Warburg bank in Germany, serving as a =
financial
liaison between the two countries. He had =
always=20
considered
American banking primitive and haphazard. He =
had met=20
secretly
with Senator Nelson Aldrich at Sea Island, =
Georgia, and=20
had
worked out the Federal Reserve System, and yet when =
Aldrich=20
tried
to give Paul Warburg full credit, Paul, typically, =
refused=20
to
take any credit whatever. He was offered the post of =
Chairman=20
of
the Federal Reserve Board but, insisting that he was=20
unworthy,
refused any position higher than Vice =
Chairman.
=
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3=
1.=20
SITE NOT=20
=
AVAILABLE
------------------------------------------------------------=
-----
"A great industrial Nation is controlled by its system=20
of
credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The =
growth of=20
the
Nation and all our activities are in the hands of a =
few men.=20
We
have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the=20
most
completely controlled and dominated Governments in =
the world=20
--
no longer a Government of free opinion, no longer a =
government=20
of
conviction and vote of the majority, but a Government =
by=20
the
opinion and duress of small groups of dominant=20
men."32
(President Woodrow Wilson)
Though certain members of the family, particularly from=20
the
Philip Lehman branch, remain to this day scandalized =
by=20
the
political career and affiliation of Herbert, and by=20
his
retirement from Lehman Brothers, which some =
considered a=20
breach
of family trust, most admit that he lifted the =
family name=20
to a
position of national importance, and that his =
reputation=20
for
integrity and efficiency, first as Governor, then as=20
Senator,
cannot but have helped the bank.
There were many ironies in Max Warburg's life. =
Certainly
his=20
special treatment began to convince him that he was=20
somehow
specially equipped to handle "the Jewish =
question," as it=20
was
being called in Germany. During World War I Max was=20
financial
adviser to the Imperial Government of Germany, =
and at=20
the war's
end he was appointed to a special committee to =
assist=20
the German
peace delegation at Versailles.
But Max was too much of a German. When the German =
Republic
was=20
coming into being, Max was offered his choice of two=20
posts:
Minister of Finance or Ambassador to the United =
States,=20
but to
everyone's surprise, he turned them both down. His =
main=20
concern
became saving, if at all possible, the Warburg =
bank=20
and
properties in Germany. To do so, he used his old=20
connections
with the Kaiser and the imperial court to =
become a=20
close friend
of the prominent Nazi, Hjalmar Schacht, =
president of=20
the
Reichsbank, the German Federal Bank.
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3=
2.=20
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON,=20
=
(1916)
---------------------------------------------------------------=
--
Schacht often turned to Max for advice in financial =
matters,=20
and
continued doing so for several years after Hitler =
came to=20
power.
Through Schacht, Max became convinced that the =
Warburg=20
bank would
never be seized and that he himself might be =
to Hitler=20
what
Albert Ballin had been to the Kaiser, the court Jew. =
Alas,=20
as
the months marched relentlessly onward, this =
possibility=20
seemed
less than remote, particularly to Max's despairing =
brothers in
New York. A law of April, 1933, decreed that =
all Jews=20
be
dismissed from government service and the =
universities, and=20
they
were also barred from the professions. Yet a week =
later,=20
Max
Warburg was dining with his friend, the Nazi =
Schacht.
After the war it was Eric Warburg who persuaded the =
Allies
to=20
let the family bank in Hamburg resume operations, and he =
was
as=20
of 1967, the senior partner in the Hamburg office, though =
both
he=20
and his young son, Max II, remained U.S. citizens.
This brings us to the bankruptcy of the United States.=20
The
Bankers continued to pull the gold and silver out of=20
this
Country. In the early 1920's they were pulling =
massive=20
amounts
of gold out of this Country. Then in 1929 you had =
the run=20
on the
banks and the closing of the Bank of the United =
States and=20
the
crash of the stock market. The following quote on MAY =
23,=20
1933
describes the above crime:
On the House floor, Congressman McFadden brought=20
impeachment
charges against many of the federal reserve =
board=20
members,
federal reserve agents of many States, =
comptroller of=20
the
currency, and several secretaries of the United =
States=20
Treasury
for high crimes and misdemeanors, including the =
theft of=20
eighty
billion dollars from the United States Government =
and=20
with
committing the same thefts in 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932 =
and=20
1933 and
in the years previous to 1928, amounting to =
billions of=20
dollars.
These charges were remanded to the Judiciary =
committee=20
for
investigation, where these charges were effectively =
buried=20
and
until this day have never been answered.33=20
(Congressional
Record)
=
-----------------------------------------------------------------
3=
3.=20
THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, p. 4055, 4058, May 23,=20
=
1933
-----------------------------------------------------------------=
Thus the country entered into another depression. What=20
were
the bankers objectives this time? They wanted more =
control=20
and
more return on their money for the benefit of their =
loans.=20
The
most amazing thing was that the American people stood =
by=20
while
their slavery was made complete. In 1933 with a =
huge amount=20
of
the gold supply taken by illegal means, President=20
Roosevelt
willingly followed the bankers demands. The =
United=20
States for
all practical purposes entered into Chapter 11 =
bankruptcy.
Congressman Traficant said on the House floor, March =
17,
1993=20
that:
"Mr. Speaker, we are here now in chapter 11. Members=20
of
Congress are official trustees presiding over the=20
greatest
reorganization of any bankrupt entity in world =
history,=20
the U.S.
government."
On March 10, 1933 President Roosevelt ordered that=20
all
Americans had to turn in their Gold.
This was done by Presidential Executive Order, 6073 and=20
the
subsequent Executive Orders, 6102, 6111 and 6260.34=20
[these
documents are still publicly attainable in any =
federal=20
depository
library]
Marriner Eccles, then chairman of the Board of Governors=20
of
the Federal Reserve System, in testimony before the =
Banking=20
and
Currency Committee of the House of Representatives on =
the=20
Banking
Act of 1935 Mr. Eccles testified:
"In purchasing offerings of Government bonds, the=20
banking
system as a whole creates new money, or bank =
deposits.=20
When the
banks buy a billion dollars of Government bonds =
as they=20
are
offered-and you have to consider the banking system =
as a=20
whole,
as a unit-the banks credit the deposit account of =
the=20
Treasury
with a billion dollars. They debit their =
Government bond=20
account
a billion dollars, or they actually create, by a=20
bookkeeping
entry, a billion dollars."35
=
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3=
4.=20
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, EXECUTIVE ORDERS, 6102, 6111,=20
6260,
(1933)
35. THE MYSTERIES OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE =
SYSTEM,=20
p.=20
=
3
-----------------------------------------------------------------
The theft of this countries gold was a down payment for=20
the
bankers, they were also given complete control over =
the=20
finances
of the United States. Another part of the deal =
was that=20
the
United States was not collecting enough money in =
taxes to pay=20
the
interest, so the American people had to be conned =
into=20
entering a
social contracts that would make the American =
people=20
legally
bound to the bankers in voluntary servitude, =
which is not=20
against
the Thirteenth Amendment that states:
Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,=20
except
as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall =
have=20
been duly
convicted, shall exist within the United =
States, or any=20
place
subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. =
Congress shall=20
have power to enforce this article by
appropriate =
legislation
One of the contracts that was used to do this was the=20
Social
Security Act. You would probably say that this is =
a=20
Insurance
plan for your old age retirement. Is it? Let's =
examine=20
what
takes place. Money is taken out of your wage =
reimbursement=20
and
is supposedly put into a trust fund until you retire. =
What
actually happens is that this money is placed into =
the=20
treasury
as your payment on the national debt and an IOU =
for this=20
amount
goes into the trust fund. When you make a claim =
for your=20
Social
Security benefits, the money is then borrowed from =
the=20
bankers,
thereby perpetually increasing the national debt =
your=20
children
will have to pay. This was part of the new deal, =
the=20
United
States agreed to borrow every dollar the =
government uses=20
from
these same bankers. When you receive a Social =
Security=20
payment
from the government you have not received your =
money, you=20
have
received further benefit from the government. If =
you'll look=20
on
your wage check stub, you will find the initials =
F.I.C.A.,=20
which
is the amount that you pay for your supposed Social =
Security
insurance. What does F.I.C.A mean? It means =
Federal=20
Insurance
Contribution Act. What about the word =
Contribution.=20
Through
your public school training and the context in =
which this=20
word is
used you would think it means your payment for =
your=20
insurance.
Does it? What do lawyers, judges and the =
federal=20
government say
Contribution means? You can find their =
definition=20
in Blacks Law
Dictionary, it reads as follows:
Contribution. Right of one who has discharged a=20
common
liability to recover of another also liable, the =
aliquot=20
portion
which he ought to pay or bear. Under principle=20
of
"contribution," a tort-feasor against whom a judgement =
is
rendered is entitled to recover proportional shares of =
judgement
from other joint tort-feasor whose negligence=20
contributed to the
injury and who were also liable to the =
plaintiff. (cite omitted)
The share of a loss payable by =
an=20
insure when contracts with two
or more insurers cover the =
same=20
loss. The insurer's share of a
loss under a coinsurance =
or=20
similar provision. The sharing of a
loss or payment among =
several. The act of any one or several of
a number of =
co-debtors,=20
co-sureties, etc., in reimbursing one of
their number who =
has=20
paid the whole debt or suffered the whole
liability, each =
to the=20
extent of his proportionate share. (Blacks
Law Dictionary =
6th=20
ed.)
So you see when you went to the Social Security office=20
and
asked for your Social Security number and you then =
signed=20
the
Social Security application you said that you were a=20
tortfeasor
and that you were equally responsible with the =
other=20
tortfeasors
for the national debt. The bankers, in 1933 =
increased=20
their
return on their money in several ways. First, what =
was=20
just
covered, the Social Security scam. The money you pay =
out is=20
a
tax, payment on the national debt. Second, once the =
gold=20
was
removed in 1933 and the silver in 1967, the only =
money=20
printed
was the bankers fiat money. The definition of =
fiat is=20
as
follows:
"Money composed of otherwise essentially valueless =
things
that=20
neither have a commercial use nor constitute a claim=20
against
anyone, but do have a special legal =
qualification. The=20
money is
not the material bearing the stamp as authority =
but the=20
stamp
alone." (Blacks Law Dictionary 6th ed.)
When the bankers did this they further enslaved you.=20
The
bankers have a total monopoly on the commerce in this =
country.
They have given you the privilege of discharging =
your=20
debt
without actually paying your debts. Here is the =
definition=20
of
discharge:
"Settlement of a debt is discharged and the debtor =
is
released=20
when the creditor has received something from him. It
may =
be=20
money or its equivalent. (Barrons Law Dictionary)
Contribution: "Right of one who has discharged a=20
common
liability to recover of another also liable, the =
aliquot=20
portion
which he ought to pay or bear." (Blacks Law 6th =
ed.)
Congressman Jerry Voorhis said:
"The banks -- commercial banks and the Federal Reserve=20
--
create all the money of this nation and its people pay =
interest
on every dollar of that newly created money. =
Which means=20
that
private banks exercise unconstitutionally, =
immorally,=20
and
ridiculously the power to tax the people. For every=20
newly
created dollar dilutes to some extent the value of =
every=20
other
dollar already in circulation."36
The loss of your sovereign status has all been done=20
by
contract. A contract can override any pre-existing law =
including
the Constitution of the United States. Your =
rights and=20
your
sovereign status have been lost through the =
contracts you've=20
been
involved in (in relation to your status) with these=20
bankers.
Contracts do not have to be written down on =
paper. The=20
contracts
you have been involved in (in relation to your =
status)=20
for the
most part have been silent contracts. You can =
have a=20
silent
contract as long as you have the three components =
of a=20
contract
present, offer, acceptance and consideration. =
The=20
bankers have
offered you fiat money which has no value. =
The=20
benefit you
receive is that you can buy real property =
with this=20
fiat money
without being put in jail for stealing. The =
bankers=20
offered this
money through the government, you accepted =
and used=20
this money
without objection, which proves your =
consideration.=20
Because of
your acceptance and consideration of this =
silent=20
contract
(without your objection), the bankers have a =
right to=20
compel you
to preform to any stipulations that they might =
add to=20
protect
their investment. Since you are the collateral =
(your=20
labor)
which is the surety for the contract, they have a =
right=20
to
protect you. That's why all these laws and acts of =
Congress=20
came
about after 1933. Why do you think you have to have=20
car
insurance, drivers license, building permits, seat=20
belt
regulations and the coming Health Plan?
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3=
6.=20
CONGRESSMAN JERRY VOORHIS,=20
=
(1934)
---------------------------------------------------------------=
--
These regulations are compelled performance, because you =
have=20
to
comply as long as you receive the benefit of =
discharging=20
your
debt, and if you refuse you can be locked away in =
jail for=20
the
public welfare. Why? Because you might damage=20
another
tort-feasor. This is just one benefit (silent =
contract)=20
there
are many others that are offered through the =
government.=20
I've
covered one which was the Social Security benefit. =
The=20
benefits
offered by government serve another purpose, but =
to the=20
same end.
They have been offered to remove any claim you =
might=20
have had to
the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. This =
began=20
when the
Fourteenth Amendment was passed.
Section 1. =
All=20
persons born or naturalized in the United
States, and =
subject to=20
the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of
the United =
States and=20
of the State wherein they reside. No State
shall make or =
enforce=20
any law which shall abridge the privileges
or immunities =
of=20
citizens of the United States; nor shall any
State =
deprive any=20
person of life, liberty, or property, without
due process =
of law;=20
nor deny to any person within its
jurisdiction the equal=20
protection of the laws.
Section 4. The validity of the =
public=20
debt of the United
States, authorized by law, including =
debts=20
incurred for payment
of pensions and bounties for =
services in=20
suppressing insurrection
or rebellion, shall not be=20
questioned.
You would say that this was done to emancipate the=20
Negro.
That's what you've been told, but that is not the =
only=20
reason.
Remember at the beginning of this paper? Joseph =
Seligman=20
told us
one reason, which was to increase the national =
debt.=20
Another
reason was to create a federal citizen. The =
Negroes were=20
given
their United States citizenship by Congress's =
enactment of=20
the
Fourteenth Amendment. Anything that is created by=20
government,
can be regulated and controlled by =
government,=20
through its
insular capacity. Another reason was that =
part of the=20
Fourteenth
Amendment made it illegal for a United States =
citizen=20
to
challenge the Validity of the national debt. The=20
government's
part in this was to offer benefits to the =
American=20
people.
Thereby, making it possible for the American =
Citizen to=20
become a
citizen of the United States. The acceptance of =
these=20
benefits
changed your status from a large C Citizen =
(proper=20
noun), to a
small c citizen, which made you subject to =
the=20
government. If
you'll look at the Constitution you'll see =
that=20
prior to the
Fourteenth Amendment, Citizen was a large C =
and=20
after the
Fourteenth Amendment this changed to a small c. =
Another=20
way your
status changed was by your signing government =
forms that=20
used the
metaphor United States citizen. For example on =
your 1040=20
form or
W2 form or passport etc., you were asked if you =
were a=20
citizen of
the United States (the word of in law means =
belonging=20
to) small
c, because you didn't know the words United =
States was=20
a
metaphor, you said sure and signed the forms. Even if =
you=20
hadn't
received any benefits from the government you were =
now a=20
small c
citizen and subject to the government, because of =
the=20
declaration
you made when you signed these forms. As I =
said=20
earlier there
are a multitude of benefits offered by the=20
government. These
include all of the Social programs, =
being a=20
registered voter,
having bank accounts, having insurance, =
working=20
for government
created corporations, the benefit of =
police=20
protection etc.. just
to name a few. What this means is =
that you=20
no longer have the
same status as our forefathers. The=20
Constitution before the
Fourteenth Amendment no longer =
applies to=20
you. The only rights
you have are those granted to you by =
your=20
king (government). Any
rights that are granted to =
Fourteenth=20
Amendment citizens can be
taken away. For example, the =
Second=20
Amendment, the right to bear
arms. Because of public =
policy this=20
right is going to be taken
away to protect the =
tortfeasors=20
(co-sureties for the national
debt). Have you noticed how =
the=20
government has said that this is
a health issue? The =
bankers are=20
losing to many co-sureties, and
the tax money they pay =
in. The=20
bankers required all of these
entitlements and enacted =
these laws=20
to protect their subjects and
to increase the amount of =
taxes=20
being collected. The main reason
the guns are going to be =
collected is to remove any danger to the
government, when =
they=20
declare martial law and totally suspend =
the
Constitution.
The incredible genius of this is that this was done=20
with
your
approval and you paid for it. Were not taxes =
required to pay the
debts acquired by the United States =
on your=20
behalf, if you are a
voter, which makes you a party to =
any=20
decision that Congress
makes?
Were not these taxes =
paid by=20
your labor, so are you not working
for
the bankers? =
Are you=20
not subject to their whims through interest
rates and =
monetary=20
policies set by them? The over-riding
question
is were =
you=20
aware of this? True you've subjected =
yourselves
voluntarily, but=20
were you aware of the bankers intent to enslave
you. Were =
you=20
aware of the secret arrangements made between the
United =
States=20
government past and present with the =
international
bankers.
The following is the definition of secret taken from=20
Blacks
Law Dictionary:
"Concealed; hidden; not made public; particularly, in=20
law,
kept from the knowledge or notice of persons liable =
to=20
be
affected by the act, transaction, deed, or other thing =
spoken=20
of.
Something known only to one or a few and kept from=20
other."
Because you are a registered voter and receiving=20
monetary
benefit from the government, which is provided =
by the=20
bankers,
you are obligated to abide by any statute that =
Congress=20
might
pass in favor of the bankers.
The money this country uses will be the down fall of=20
our
monetary system. In other words because this fiat =
money has=20
no
value other than the three cents it costs to produce =
it, you=20
have
never paid for anything, and the bankers gave you=20
limited
liability so you cannot be sued for this. The =
final=20
beneficiary
for the continuing of these transactions =
(commerce),=20
are the
bankers. For every fiat dollar the bankers print =
and are=20
able to
get into circulation, they get ninety seven cents =
of=20
real
property, plus interest. This is called a no =
interest=20
contract.
What does this mean? As an example read the=20
following:
Let's say you bought a home that you did not intend to=20
live
in, for ten thousand dollars and the house was =
appraised=20
for
eighty thousand dollars. You then purchased a =
insurance=20
policy
for two dollars a month, that would protect you =
for the=20
full
eighty thousand dollars. You would not have a =
interest in=20
seeing
the policy continue. It would be in your interest =
for the=20
house
to burn down, because you would make a profit of =
seventy=20
thousand
dollars. This is a no-interest contract, some =
times=20
called a
wager contract. (James Montgomery)
When you use federal reserve notes you are involved in=20
a
silent contract between you and the bankers. The =
bankers are=20
the
suppliers, the government and the United States =
citizens are=20
the
receivers. Anyone around the world that has received =
this=20
fiat
money for payment or is involved with the banking =
system's=20
are
also receivers of this benefit. This fiat money=20
creates
increased perpetual debt with its use, the =
bankers=20
hidden
interest is for you and the government to never be =
able to=20
pay
off your debt. They loan this money out with the=20
understanding
that the debt can be paid off. This is =
impossible=20
because you
cannot pay off a debt with fiat money which =
is=20
discharging the
debt and passing it to someone else. Have =
you=20
been reimbursed
for your labor when you are paid with =
fiat money?=20
No. What do
you receive when you receive fiat money? =
Don't you=20
receive a
debt note? A tax is required on the valueless =
money you=20
were
paid for your labor, just as if you were paid real =
money.=20
The
difference being you can't pay a debt (tax) with fiat =
money.
Your labor and your property are being transferred =
for=20
the
payment of these taxes. Your labor is being required =
to pay=20
a
tax for the use of money that has no value. So don't =
you go=20
in
the hole every time you receive and accept fiat money =
for=20
payment
for your labor? Sure you do, think about it, this =
is the=20
most
ingenious scam ever devised. Just as soon as people=20
start
refusing to accept the federal reserve notes the =
whole=20
system
would crumble. It is only your faith in the =
security of=20
the
dollar that gives it its buying power. The debt =
cannot be=20
paid
off and the fact that it's in the bankers interest =
to loan=20
out
more fiat money, because they receive real property =
in=20
return,
the bankers will do anything to continue this =
fraud. When=20
you no
longer have enough labor to satisfy the debt, your =
property is
then transferred through bankruptcy. This is =
a=20
classic
no-interest contract, it is illegal and the =
bankers and=20
anyone in
government that are involved should be jailed. =
What=20
completes
this trap? The government has made it law, that =
the=20
only money
that can be used is the fiat money the bankers =
print=20
and
distribute. Thereby, you are being forced to be a =
party to=20
a
silent contract where your consideration is based on=20
coercion.
You might ask, do I have a remedy? You bet. Can =
you=20
be
compelled to enter a contract? No. Can you be bound by =
a
contract where there is fraud involved? No. So what's=20
your
remedy? Study these issues and study, study and =
study some=20
more.
Then! Quit receiving voluntarily, government =
benefits that=20
you
are not compelled (forced) to. Learn how to object to =
these
benefits when you are compelled by government to =
accept=20
them,
thereby, reserving your common law right under God =
to be=20
a
freeman and a freeholder of your property while=20
maintaining
your Sui Juris status. Here is the definition =
of Sui=20
Juris:
"Possessing all the rights to which a freeman is =
entitled;
not=20
being under the power of another, as a slave, a minor, =
and
the=20
like." (Bouviers Law Dictionary 1914 ed.)
What about the other parties in the transactions you =
have
been=20
involved in? They accepted this fiat money as payment, =
so
no one=20
has been wronged. Or have they? What about the =
real
property or=20
services that have transferred, have these =
parties
received real=20
value? No! Let's say in a hypothetical situation
that you =
sell a=20
piece of land for one hundred thousand dollars
and you =
are paid=20
one hundred thousand fiat dollars, you're happy,
but =
wrongfully=20
so.
The money you've been paid is worth three cents on =
the=20
dollar,
but on April 15 you will have to pay a tax based =
one=20
hundred
thousand dollars. Your property has been stolen =
from you=20
(with
your consent) and you now have to pay a tax of =
twenty=20
five
percent, twenty five thousand dollars to the IRS, =
which is=20
based
on the full amount, one hundred percent not the =
three=20
percent
value you were paid for your land. You have =
exchanged=20
one
hundred thousand dollars of real property for three=20
thousand
dollars of paper debt money and accrued a debt =
of twenty=20
five
thousand dollars that will be paid by your labor. So =
for=20
selling
your property you are now in the hole twenty two=20
thousand
dollars. You would say I still made seventy five =
thousand
dollars on the deal. Did you? Remember Congress =
has to=20
borrow
every dollar that is in print, including your =
seventy=20
five
thousand dollars. You have seventy five thousand =
dollars of=20
debt
that your children will have to pay back and their=20
children
etc... Also this money has no value and is =
supported=20
only by the
faith of those that use it. Suppose right =
after you=20
sold your
land the bankers told the American people the =
truth,=20
that the
money has no value. Where would you be then? =
There is=20
no
security in a money system that has no foundation.
Here's another example of how the debt cannot be paid=20
off;
remember, the only money in existence is the money =
the bank=20
has
created. Let's say the bank loaned out one thousand =
dollars=20
to
the government and wants ten percent interest in =
return.=20
Where
is the government going to get the ten percent of =
bank=20
created
money to pay the interest on its loan? The bank =
didn't=20
print
money in excess of the original loan that could be =
used=20
free of
charge to pay the interest. The only method of =
paying=20
the
interest is to borrow more money on the credit of the =
citizens of
the United States. This practice of borrowing =
money=20
to pay
interest creates perpetual debt, that cannot be =
paid=20
off,
Jefferson was right. Eventually the Bankers will =
have=20
to
foreclose on America.
"...And to preserve their independence, we must not let=20
our
rulers load us with perpetual debt. We must make our=20
election
between economy and liberty or profusion and =
servitude.=20
If we
run into such debts as that we must be taxed in our =
meat=20
and in
our drink, in our necessaries and our comforts, in =
our=20
labors and
our amusements, for our callings and our =
creeds, as=20
the people of
England are, our people, like them, must =
come to=20
labor sixteen
hours in the twenty-four, and give the =
earnings of=20
fifteen of
these to the government for their debts and =
daily=20
expenses; and
the sixteenth being insufficient to afford =
us=20
bread, we must
live, as they now do, on oatmeal and =
potatoes;=20
have not time to
think, no means of calling the =
mismanager's to=20
account; but be
glad to obtain subsistence by hiring =
ourselves to=20
rivet their
chains on the necks of our fellow=20
sufferers..."37
(Thomas Jefferson)
The bankers have also created trillions of dollars=20
with
bookkeeping entries, without printing any money. If =
you=20
create a
trillion dollars in this manner, where is the =
trillion=20
dollars
and the interest going to come from to pay for =
this=20
bookkeeping
entry, since this money was never =
printed?
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3=
7.=20
THE MAKING OF AMERICA, p.=20
=
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/P>
The only way this debt can be paid off is by borrowing =
the=20
money
which will be paid back by your labor and your =
property.=20
Now,
the debt and interest has grown so great there is =
not enough=20
land
or people producing labor to pay the national debt. =
It=20
is
impossible to pay the national debt and the interest =
on the=20
loan,
for the above reasons. Do you see how the wealth of =
this=20
country
has been transferred to the bankers?
Thomas Jefferson and Sir Josiah Stamp, the former =
president
of=20
the Bank of England, were right about the bankers and the =
use
of=20
their money.
"If the American people ever allow the banks to=20
control
issuance of their currency, first by inflation =
and then=20
by
deflation, the banks and corporations that grow up =
around=20
them
will deprive the people of all property until their =
children=20
will
wake up homeless on the continent their fathers=20
occupied."38
(Thomas Jefferson)
"The modern banking system manufactures money out =
of
nothing.=20
The process is perhaps the most astounding piece =
of
sleight of=20
hand that was ever invented. Banking was conceived =
in
inequity=20
and born in sin...Bankers own the earth. Take it =
away
from them=20
but leave them the power to create money, and, with =
a
flick of a=20
pen, they will create enough money to buy it =
back
again...Take=20
this great power away from them and all great
fortunes =
like mine=20
will disappear, for then this would be a
better and =
happier world=20
to live in...But, if you want to
continue to be the =
slaves of=20
bankersand pay the cost of your own
slavery, then let =
bankers=20
continue to create money and control
credit."39 (Sir =
Josiah=20
Stamp)
"But from a financial standpoint we are at great risk, =
and
our=20
banking system is at great risk. Just about three =
special
orders=20
ago I placed in the Record statistics showing how =
the
leading=20
banks of our country are heavily involved in =
super-scale
gambling=20
that makes Las Vegas look like a backyard alley =
dice
game...Our=20
principal banks, the top 20, are heavily involved.
The =
top seven=20
or eight just absolutely are irretrievably
involved. One =
of=20
those, for instance, is involved 1,750 percent
over its =
total=20
capitalization structure...So once again, you =
get
individuals,=20
like one, associated with others, like James Gold
Smith, =
who is a=20
relative of the Rothschilds in London and who,
just a few =
years=20
ago, was a matter of attention to us on the
committee =
because he=20
was involved in some of the very
=
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3=
8.=20
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
39. FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE BANK =
OF=20
=
ENGLAND
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---
heavy leveraged buy outs and attempts on leveraged buy =
outs=20
such
as Goodyear in Ohio and which cost us a lot in=20
family
disruptions, loss of jobs to many of our =
Americans,=20
heavy
indebtedness of our corporate structure, where the =
private=20
equal
to the amount of our Government debt, which is over =
$4=20
trillion,
the greatest ever in the history of mankind of =
any=20
nation...It is
the same thing with financial =
transactions. The=20
Federal Reserve
Open Market Committee, which works in =
secret, it=20
does not even
keep minutes any more, and is making the =
life and=20
death
determinations for the security and freedom of the=20
American
public's standard of living, economic and =
financial=20
freedom. If
we are nothing more than economic serfs, how =
can we=20
boast?"40
(Congressman Gonzales)
President Eisenhower's Secretary of the Treasury Anderson =
in
an interview with U.S. News and World Report on August =
31,=20
1959
said:
Question: Do you mean that banks, in buying =
Government
securities, do not lend out their customers' =
deposits?=20
That they
create the money they use to buy the=20
securities?
Answer (by Secretary Anderson): "That is =
correct.=20
Banks are
different from other lending institutions. When =
a=20
savings and
loan association, an insurance company, or a =
credit=20
union makes a
loan, it lends the very dollar that its =
customers=20
have previously
paid in. But when a bank makes a loan, it =
simply=20
adds to the
borrower's deposit account in the bank by the =
amount=20
of the loan.
The money is not taken from anyone else's =
deposit;=20
it was not
previously paid in to the bank by anyone. It's =
new=20
money,
created by the bank for the use of the borrower." =
"We=20
are
completely dependent on the commercial Banks. Someone =
has=20
to
borrow every dollar we have in circulation, cash or =
credit.=20
If
the Banks create ample synthetic money we are =
prosperous; if=20
not,
we starve. We are absolutely without a permanent =
money=20
system.
When one gets a complete grasp of the picture, =
the=20
tragic
absurdity of our hopeless position is almost =
incredible,=20
but
there it is. It is the most important subject=20
intelligent
persons can investigate and reflect upon. It =
is so=20
important
that our present civilization may collapse =
unless it=20
becomes
widely understood and the defects remedied =
soon."41=20
(Robert H.
Hemphill, Credit Manager of Federal Reserve =
Bank,=20
Atlanta, Ga.)
=
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4=
0.=20
CHAIRMAN OF THE BANKING COMMITTEE, Augest 6, 1993 on =
the
floor of=20
the congress, in SPECIAL ORDERS
41. THE MYSTERIES OF THE =
FEDERAL=20
RESERVE SYSTEM, p.=20
=
3
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The only way the defeat of America could be accomplished=20
is
with changing the laws, and having bought and paid for =
judges=20
and
Congressmen to do this. The only thing they had to =
overcome=20
were
the few Americans that were watching and the =
Constitution.=20
The
last 217 years of this country, and going back to =
Adam, has=20
been
a war with the principalities and powers in high =
places.=20
Jesus'
Word makes it clear that the principalities and =
powers in=20
high
places will be defeated and the governments of the =
world=20
will
become Christ's Kingdom.
Freedom is a seed sown by God into the hearts of men, =
and
only=20
by understanding God's purpose for freedom will the seed=20
of
freedom grow. Brave men have fought for freedom =
because=20
they
understood its purpose. The great men that shaped =
this=20
country
realized the dream of freedom which gave birth to =
its=20
purpose.
We have to overcome men that want to prosper =
from=20
others
servitude and lack of knowledge.
Freedom begins and ends with Jesus Christ, once your =
spirit
is=20
freed from sin the seed of freedom is planted. It then=20
becomes
the will of man to free his body from the curse =
of=20
slavery and to
become subject only to God Almighty as a =
tri-part=20
creation,
spirit, soul, body, which fulfills God's =
purpose.
Evil seeks to obscure and eliminate the dream that=20
defines
God's purpose for freedom, but a seed planted by =
God=20
Almighty can
never be put asunder. The dream lives on in =
the=20
hearts of men,
once awakened it is a force that the gates =
of hell=20
shall not
prevail against. Only when freedom becomes your =
purpose=20
and
drive will the desire for freedom spread to other =
patriots=20
not
yet known.
The oppressors promise death, imprisonment, and=20
financial
ruin, this cannot quench or destroy a seed =
planted by=20
God. Once
you learn that there are men that want to =
enslave you=20
through
deception and fraud, it is your responsibility =
and duty=20
to free
yourself from the yoke of oppression. Once you =
have=20
realized
your purpose, which is given to you as a gift by =
God=20
Almighty,
you can then start to understand that it is =
your=20
responsibility
to be free
and that this cannot be =
obtained=20
without the divine hand of God
Almighty in operation in =
your=20
life.
Only those of us that have the dream of freedom and =
operate
in=20
its purpose, will regain our freedom and take back our=20
county,
for the glory of God Almighty. Until God's =
Kingdom=20
is
established on this earth, subdue and take dominion =
over=20
the
earth as God commanded. (James Montgomery)
"Every man should remain in the condition in which he=20
was
called. Were you a slave when you were called? Do not =
let=20
that
trouble you; but if a chance of liberty should come, =
take=20
it.
For the man who as a slave received the call to be a=20
Christian is
the Lord's freedman, and, equally, the free =
man who=20
received the
call is a slave in the service of Christ. =
You were=20
bought at a
price; do not become slaves of men. Thus each =
one, my=20
friends,
is to remain before God in the condition in =
which he=20
received his
call." (1 Corinthians 7: verses 20-24 New =
English=20
Bible)
JAMES FRANKLIN MONTGOMERY
SUI JURIS
GENERAL REFERENCES
OUR CROWD - STEPHEN BIRMINGHAM, (1967) (Mr. Birmingham is =
a
Jewish author, this book is non-fiction and is an=20
authorized
autobiography, in which he obtained his =
information=20
from the
principles, Rothchilds etc..via letters and by=20
personal
interview.)
THE MYSTERIES OF THE FEDERAL =
RESERVE=20
SYSTEM - JERRY VOORHIS,
(1986)
PIECES OF EIGHT - EDWIN =
VIEIRA=20
JR., (1983)
MIRACLE ON MAIN STREET - F. TUPPER SAUSSY,=20
(1982)
A DECLARATION OF FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE - JOHN=20
GRANDBOUCHE,
(1983)
PIED PIPERS OF BABYLON - VEIL K. =
SPEER,=20
(1985)
THE AMERICAN COVENANT - MARSHALL FOSTER, =
(1983)
BASHED=20
BY THE BANKERS - BYRAN DALE, (1988)
A HISTORY OF THE =
UNITED=20
STATES - T. HARRY WILLAMS, (1962)
THE FEDERAL UNION - =
JOHN D.=20
HICKS, (1957)
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NATION - =
JOHN A.=20
GARRATY, (1973)
WORDS THAT MADE AMERICAN HISTORY - =
RICHARD N.=20
CURRENT, (1972)
THE MAKING OF AMERICA - W. CLEON SKOUSEN, =
(1985)
LEGAL REFERENCES
BLACKS LAW DICTIONARY - WEST, 4th ed. (1891), 5th ed.=20
(1990)
BOUVIER'S LAW DICTIONARY - RAWLE'S, =
(1914)
WORDS AND=20
PHRASES - WEST, (1957)
BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES - =
BLACKSTONE,=20
(1765)
NOAH WEBSTER'S 1828 DICTIONARY - NOAH WEBSTER,=20
(1828)
INVISIBLE CONTRACTS - GEORGE MERCIER, (1985)
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