History / Timeline
To better understand the Federal Reserve it is important
to understand that the creation of a central bank has long been the
plan from international bankers. After many failed attempts it wasn’t
until 1913 that the bankers finally accomplished their goal.
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Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes her laws.
Mayer Amschel Rothschild
1694
Bank of England Established
The Bank of England was one of the first central banks and served as a
model for how to the Federal Reserve would operate. Throughout the
history of America, the same families who controlled Britain through the
Bank of England worked to control America the exact same way.
1757
Colonial Scrip Issued in Colonies
One of the earlier currencies issued in the colonies was the debt
free Colonial Scrip. During the issuance of this currency no taxes were
necessary and the economy ran relatively smooth.
1763
Rothschild Banking Dynasty Established
Mayer Amschel Rothschild establishes one of the largest banking
dynasties ever. The Rothschilds went on to become the prominent banking
family of the 19th century. It has been said that "the wealth of
Rothschild consists of the bankruptcy of nations".
1764
British Currency Act Forbids American Colonies from Issuing Currency
After seeing the success of the Colonial Script Britain decided to
issue the Currency Act in 1764 which forbid the colonies from issuing
their own money.
1775-1783
American Revolution
One of the main causes leading up to the American Revolution,
contrary to popular belief, was the control Britain had over the money
supply of the colonies. America was founded by protesting control over
the money by foreign hands.
1791-1811
Hamilton convinces Washington on The First Bank of the United States
Washington, not being the best economist, was persuaded by Hamilton
to issue the first central bank in the US. Almost immediately after the
creation of the US international bankers were already working their way
in.
1798-1815
5 Rothschild sons spread out across Europe
Each of the 5 sons spread out to establish banks in the following European cities: London, Paris, Vienna, Naples and Frankfurt.
1811
The Bank of the United States Charter Runs Out
After 20 years The First Bank of the US charter runs out and it comes to an end.
1812
War of 1812
The War of 1812 is primarily fought because the US failed to renew the charter for The First Bank of the United States.
1815
Nathan Rothschild takes over financial control of Britain
After the Battle of Waterloo Nathan Rothschild was able to buy up a
large portion of the Bank of England and establish the Rothschild family
as major players behind world financial control.
1816
Second Bank of US Established
5 years after the end of the First Bank of the US charter a 2nd one is started once again.
1832-1835
Biddle VS Jackson on bank
Towards the end of the 2nd Bank of the US charter the powerful banker
Nicolas Biddle uses every financial trick in his book to keep Andrew
Jackson from putting an end to the bank. Eventually Andrew Jackson comes
out victorious and is able to put an end to the 2nd national bank of
the US.
1835
National Debt Paid Off
Shortly after Jackson stops the 2nd national bank, the US national
debt is paid off for the first time and only time in its history.
1835
Jackson Assassination Attempt
An assassination is attempted on Andrew Jackson. It's fairly obvious to understand why.
1854
Rise of Morgan
Junius S. Morgan (J.P. Morgan’s father) joins forces with
London-based George Peabody & Co. to establish the House of Morgan
banking establishment. His son J.P. Morgan, a front-man for the
Rothschilds, goes on to finance many industries in America and becomes
one of the largest American bankers of the late 1800’s.
1861-1865
American Civil War
Once again, the world financiers set up another war to try to divide
America and take over financial control. A war-time income tax was also
used for the first time in America, modeled after a British system of
income taxation.
1862-1863
Lincoln Issues Greenbacks
Abe catches on to the banker's plan to loan America money at 19%
interest during the war and issues Greenbacks from the Treasury instead.
April 15, 1865
Lincoln Assassinated
Lincoln is Assassinated. Some people say that John Wilkes Booth was a front-man used by the international bankers.
1870s - 1900s
Rise of Rockefeller
Through the financial efforts of J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller
establishes the largest oil company in the world. This vast wealth would
eventually solidify a close partnership between the House of Morgan and
the House of Rockefeller. The Rockefellers go on to become the 20th
century Morgans in America, closely aligned with the Rothschilds of
course.
1880s
Rise of Schiff
During this time Jacob Schiff also becomes a major financier in America. Once again, he is closely linked to the Rothschilds.
1880s-1900s
Gilded Age
With a good 20 or so years of relatively free markets and no central
bank America experiences one of the largest growth periods ever.
July 2, 1881
President James Garfield Assassinated
President Garfield openly stated that whoever controls the supply of
currency would control the business and activities of all the people.
President Garfield was shot at a railroad station after only 4 months in
office.
1907
Panic of 1907
With all their American players in place, the international bankers
engineer another staged panic in order to establish yet another central
bank in America.
1910
Secret Meeting at Jekyll Island
High level European and American bankers and politicians have a
secret meeting at Jekyll Island in order to discuss the details of how
the new central bank, The Federal Reserve, will be established.
1912
Woodrow Wilson put into office
Woodrow Wilson is cleverly put into office by the bankers in order to pass many of the bankers' plans.
1913
Creation of IRS
The IRS is established and covertly becomes the collection branch for
the soon to be created Fed. The IRS has an integral relationship with
the Fed, as you will see later.
1913
Creation of Fed
With the IRS in place, the next version of an American central bank
is established. The international bankers played Democrats against
Republicans. The Democrats pushed for the Aldrich Plan, the Republicans
for the Federal Reserve Act. Both plans were essentially the same thing
with different names. With time the Federal Reserve would be evolved
into what we have today.
1914-1919
World War I
Once the central bank is established its time to go to war and make
some money. The currency supply is inflated and dollars are sent to
businesses and banks abroad.
1921-1930
Roaring 20’s
With the centrally controlled expansion of the money supply the
1920’s experience a boom. The currency supply is artificially inflated
and people are loving the easy money.
1929
Stock Market Crash
Once the expansion of the currency supply in the 1920’s comes to a stop the Stock Market crash of 1929 takes place.
1933
Executive Order to turn gold in
In order to keep people away from real wealth and real money an
Executive Order 6102 is issued in order to collect people’s real money
in exchange for Fed paper money.
1933
Glass-Steagall Era
As a result of the engineered stock market crash of 1929, new bank
regulations were put in place during the Glass-Steagall Era. The
government jumped in and insured many of the risks that banks took and
by doing this created a moral hazard that banks were able to use to
their advantage.
1934
Great Depression
The Great Depression sets in as a result of Fed manipulation and America experiences one of its hardest periods.
1935
Social Security
Social Security is created in America wherein United States citizens
are covertly pledged as collateral to international bankers for the debt
of the United States.
1939-1945
World War II
With a central bank that is able to inflate the currency the surefire
way to revive a depressed economy is to just print more money and take
the country into war. And that is exactly what happened during World War
II.
1951
Treasury Accord
The Treasury Accord was an agreement put in place between the US
Treasury and the Fed that assured the Federal Reserve would remain an
independent entity.
1963
Kennedy authorizes Treasury to issue money
Like Lincoln 100 years earlier, Kennedy authorizes the Treasury to
issue its own money outside of international banker control...
1963
Kennedy Assassinated
Like Lincoln, Kennedy is also assassinated.
1971
Dollar Taken off gold standard
The dollar removes its final connection to real money and at this point becomes 100% paper money backed by nothing.
1971
Gold Prices soar
Once the dollar is de-pegged from Gold the price of gold soars.
1971
World Reserve Currency
The US Dollar becomes the world reserve currency so that in the
future other countries will keep the dollar propped up and going strong.
1980
Monetary Control Act
The Monetary Control Act gave the Federal Reserve even greater
control over the banking industry. Banks now had to follow rules put in
place by the Fed.
1999
Financial Services Modernization Act
This legislation took note of the problems created by the earlier
Glass-Steagall regulations and replaced many of these regulations with
even more outrageous regulations which created even more problems and
led in part to the housing bubble of 2008.
2000
Dotcom Bubble
Leading up to the dotcom bubble the Federal Reserve pumped lots of
currency in to the market which led to malinvestment and artificially
raised the prices of stocks, especially tech stocks during this time.
2008
Housing Bubble
Like the dotcom bubble, the housing bubble was caused by the Fed
pumping lots of currency into the market through artificially low
interest rates and the government backing risky loans to ineligible home
buyers.
2008
Crash of 2008
All the easy loans and Fed manipulation had to eventually come to an
end and in 2008 it finally did. But the crash was never allowed to fully
take place. The Fed jumped in and essentially bought up all the bad
loans and kicked the can further down the road.
Present Day
Government Bubble
What we are left with today is an economy built mostly on artificial
inflation completely engineered through the Federal Reserve. Interest
rates are artificially kept low to keep the economy running and the
Federal Reserve prints what is needed to make up for all the losses by
having these low interest rates. Mathematically speaking, this can't go
on forever...
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