Joseph Plummer - Dishonest Money: Financing the Road to Ruin

Copyright 2009, 2012 by Joseph Plummer

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INTRODUCTION

The premise of this book is simple: Verysmart and powerful people have created a system of financial control. With it, they are robbingyou of your wealth, freedom and future. The average citizen, nevertaught how the system works, cannot effectively fight it.

If the premise of this book is simple, thenits purpose is even simpler: Help the average citizen learn thesystem so they can protect their wealth, freedom, and future.Stop the thieves before they steal everything.

To achieve this purpose, well cover thefollowing in common language:

The Federal Reserve System, the InternationalMonetary Fund, the World Bank; who created them and who benefits?Inflation, deflation, booms, busts, BAILOUTS, depressions andrecessions; what are they, what causes them and who benefits?Honest money vs. dishonest money; how are they different and whobenefits? The CFR, the Trilateral Commission, the European Union, aNorth American Union, One-World governmentwho benefits?

By the end of this short book, the readerwill be familiar with these terms, will know who benefits and(more importantly) will know who pays

A writer who steals the work of another iscalled a plagiarist. One who takes from the works of many is called a researcher. That is a roundabout wayof saying I am deeply indebted to the efforts of so many who havepreviously grappled this topic. Without the cumulative product oftheir efforts, it would have taken a lifetime to pull together thematerial you are about to read.

G. Edward Griffin

Its only fitting that this book begins withthe quote above. It is taken from The Creaturefrom Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin. Although Ive readmany books, papers, and articles; listened to lectures and vieweddocumentaries on the topics were about to discuss, I have found nosingle resource better than Mr. Griffins book. As such, I havewritten Dishonest Money to serve as a beginnersguide. (What youre about to read only scratches thesurface.) For a much more thorough account, please purchase andread The Creature from Jekyll Island. Tobuy directly from the author, please visit: www.RealityZone.com/creature.html

CHAPTER 1 MONEY IS POWER

Permit me to issue and control the money of anation, and I care not who makes its laws. -Mayer Amschel Rothschild

We shall have world governmentThe question isonly whether world government will be achieved by consent or byconquest. -James Paul Warburg

Somebelieve we are part of a secret cabalworking against the best interests of the United States,characterizing my family and me as internationalists and ofconspiring with others around the world to build a more integratedglobal political and economic structure one world, if you will.If that is the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it. -David Rockefeller

The powers of financial capitalism had afar-reaching aim, nothing less than to create aworld system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of eachcountry and the economy of the world as a whole. This systemwas to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks ofthe world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at infrequent meetings and conferences. Each centralbank...sought to dominate its government by its ability tocontrol Treasury loans, to manipulate foreign exchanges, toinfluence the level of economic activity in the country, and toinfluence cooperative politicians by subsequent economic rewards inthe business world. -Carroll Quigley (Emphasis added.)

If you were alive in 1910, you wouldnt havebeen invited to the meeting. Dont feel bad. Only a handful of theworlds

1.7 billion inhabitants at the time wereimportant enough (and powerful enough) to be summoned. You alsowouldnt have known anything about what was discussed. In fact, youwould have never known that a meeting took place. Despite theenormous impact on your countrys future, the scheme to create anew monetary system was none of your business. (As such, thepowerful men who organized the meeting went to great lengths tokeep it a secret.)

What you would have known in 1910 is the names of the powerful menwho organized the meeting . They were: Rockefeller,Rothschild, Morgan and Warburg. Through their banks and investmentfirms, these four names represented 25% of the worlds wealth. Andin those days, the common people kept aclose eye on these super-rich bankers. Citizens in the UnitedStates and Europe knew the game. They knew how the financial eliteused their power to dominate industries and influence government. If word had gotten out thatthese extremely powerful competitors were meeting secretly, peoplewould have feared they were combining forces to gain even more power and control. (The people wouldhave been right.)

So, this is where the story of the FederalReserve System begins. The banking empires of Rockefeller,Rothschild, Morgan and Warburg arranged a top secret meeting andsent representatives on their behalf to the privately owned Jekyll Island . To prevent the men frombeing recognized, Jekyll Islands permanent staff had been sent onvacation and carefully screened temps took their place. Eachparticipant was sworn to secrecy and instructed to only use their first name to further conceal theiridentity. (Nearly two decades passed before any of them publiclyadmitted theyd participated in the meeting.) In that meeting, thefinancial elite created, for themselves, the monetary system thatwe live under today.

Those Involved:

1. The head of J.P. Morgans Bankers TrustCompany
-Benjamin Strong

2. Senior partner of the J.P. Morgan Company
- Henry P. Davison

3. United States Senator, Chairman of the NationalMonetary Commission, business associate of J.P. Morgan andfather-in-law to John D. Rockefeller Jr.
- Nelson W. Aldrich

4. Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury
-Abraham Piatt Andrew

5. Representing William Rockefeller and theinternational investment banking house of Kuhn, Loeb and Companyand president of the National City Bank of New York (The mostpowerful bank at the time)
- Frank A. Vanderlip

6. Representing the Rothschild banking dynasty inEngland and France, partner in Kuhn, Loeb and Company, brother ofMax Warburg who was head of the Warburg banking consortium inGermany and the Netherlands
- Paul M. Warburg

Powerful competitors joining forces toachieve a common goal is nothing new. What is new about this particular meeting is the sheermagnitude of its success. By first writing the laws that wouldgovern their industry (and then using government to pass andenforce those laws) the men of Jekyll Island created a system ofgenerating profit and control that is unrivaled in all of humanhistory.