Is There a Centralized Banking Cabal?

Banking Elite

Many claim the Rothschilds stand at the top of the banking cabal for control over the Central Banks. Others deny the Rothschilds have such control. But certainly their hand is in the pot for influence. We break down the central banks and try to guess what countries are of the centralized bank. The Elite wealthy bankers are up to something.

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Ironically while many deny that the bankers control everything, a quote from their own admits it. From his autobiography “Memoirs”, wealthy banking family John Rockefeller said,

Some even believe we (the Rockefeller family) are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as ‘internationalists’ and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure – one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.

The Federal Reserve Denial

Some deny the Federal Reserve was created under false pretenses as a facade for wealthy bankers.

It was enacted when Congress was sent home for the holidays in 1913 and Col House influenced its existence to regulate currency in the U.S. and become a board to oversee the monetary reserve of the government. In the first attempt the Congress resisted giving power to private banks. By renaming it “federal” gave a perception that it was a government controlled entity.

However, suspicions rose that the board was the bankers that it was controlled by wealthy banking cabal families like the Rothschilds, Warburgs, Rockefellers, Astors, and other “bloodline” families.

A centralized government had been in the plans since 1776 (the Illuminati). The Rothschilds had ambitions to become wealthy bankers controlling governments through their wealth, even if indirectly. None can say they didn’t have a hand in it.

The Creature from Jekyll Island and Its Implications

“The Creature from Jekyll Island” is a book by G. Edward Griffin that explores the creation of the Federal Reserve and suggests it was founded by a secretive group of powerful bankers in a clandestine meeting. The book argues that this meeting, which took place on Jekyll Island in 1910, laid the groundwork for the Fed’s establishment.

Key Arguments from the Book

Secretive Origins:

Griffin details how a group of bankers and financiers met in secrecy to craft plans for a central banking system that would benefit their interests.

Monetary Control:

The book claims that the Federal Reserve was designed to control the money supply and manipulate financial markets to the advantage of its founders.

The Function of the Reserve

The goal was collectivism and oppress the public into accepting such measures.

The IRS serve as a means of collecting the interest for the Federal Reserve and World Bank from citizens who are laborer collateral to ensure payment of debt borrowing.

So regardless of the “innocent” intentions, the matter of the Federal Reserve controlling currency has led to the shadow control over citizens by excusing government spending and issuing more notes into the system.

If inputting more currency, the value of the current notes diminish and lower. This lowers the buying power of the currency causing the face value to drop and become meaningless. In result the notes are worth less dn require more to make up for the loss of value. It reflects in the price of products and services as they increase to make up for the loss of the value backing it.

While this isn’t necessary a problem, as wages and the cost of living try to keep up, if wages stall, then that causes a bottleneck and it does have an impact on the buying power of the people. If the people cannot manage, they will tend to lean on offered benefits (public welfare) to stay above water, Thus enslaving them on the system for dependency.

Also when people know they can vote for a grab at the largess (public funds) they will vote for anyone who offers it, thereby exploiting democracy as the politicians cater to those in need for votes.

Here is the book Creature from Jekyll Island to check out about the Federal Reserve.
Creature from Jekyll Island – G Edward Griffen

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