Americans do NOT owe the Fed debt, the US corporate government who set it up does

 Friday, June 22, 2012 9:18 AM

Subject: IMPORTANT !!! (correction) 245 U.S. Representatives intend to audit the Federal Reserve!

http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/11320-congress-debates-the-federal-reserve-reform-or-abolish 

 *correction:  Americans do NOT owe the Fed debt, the US corporate government who set it up does, not the Republic.

245 means some are 'late-bloomers", trying to save their own rears.  Fewer than 10 have an ethical history.  Also, Americans do NOT owe the fed debt.  The US corporate government owes.  We the people never agreed to the debt and the corporation (not the Republic) set this up.

Subject: 245 U.S. Representatives intend to audit the Federal Reserve  The most important Bill now before Congress!!!  Write your local paper and demand they cover this legislation. Most Americans do not have a clue that the Federal Reserve is made up of mostly foreign bankers who have robbedAmerica for years!!! Ignorance is not bliss!!!  We woke up when they stole our family-owned lumber yard in the early 1980s along with millions of other American small businesses and farms by raising the interest rate to 21% overnight. Janet Lee Proof of most recent theft: Experts and economic analysts have long said that if citizens understood what was really going on behind closed doors at the privately owned central bank, a tsunami of outrage would almost certainly force politicians to shut down the Fed and restore honest money once and for all. Even a watered-down audit, passed as part of the broader Dodd-Frank financial-reform bill, exposed blatant conflicts of interest among top Fed officials as well as some $16 trillion in Fed bailouts to big banks around the world.(*And, of course, we and our children, pay for this outrage until it sinks us all financially....soon we won't be able to pay even the debt service --interest and pricipal on our debt--then who will want to deal with a bankrupt country?--our dollar will be meaningless...remember Germany when it took a barrel of their mark to buy a loaf of bread?) Read historian Eustace Mullens book, Secrets of the Federal Reserve and G. Edward Griffins The Creature from Jekyll Island Monday, 28 May 2012 12:09 House to Vote on Ron Paul Bill to Audit the Federal Reserve Written by  Alex Newman GOP leadership in the House of Representatives announced that legislation to thoroughly audit the secretive Federal Reserve, a wildly popular measure pushed by Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) for decades, will come up for a floor vote in July. Honest-money advocates and pro-transparency activists celebrated the news as a historic opportunity to rein in the central bank, which has come under heavy fire  especially in recent years  for debasing the U.S. dollar, manipulating markets, and showering big banks with trillions in bailouts.      The legislation, H.R. 459, already has over 225 co-sponsors in the House including an impressive roster of senior Democrats and Republicans, some of whom chair important committees. In the Senate, however, a similar bill has only about 20 co-sponsors so far, forcing Audit-the-Fed activists to wage a massive campaign aimed at exposing Senators who refuse to support transparency at the shadowy central bank. Polls in recent years revealed that four out of five Americans support auditing the Fed.   The Fed has proven it cannot be trusted and must be audited. While the banksters dangerous schemes have been going on for years, the bailouts exposed the trillions being stolen from the American people, noted Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a sponsor of the Senate legislation and the son of Congressman Ron Paul. It is time to Audit the Fed. Time to shine a bright spotlight on the largest theft in American history. But victory in what Sen. Paul called this vital effort to rein in the Federal Reserve will not be easy, he noted. The establishment is already fighting back hard against the plan in an effort to shield the controversial institution from public scrutiny. And as the battle heats up, the Fed and its supporters will not give up easily.   As we enter this critical time, we have an unprecedented chance to finish this fight and finally hold the Fed accountable for all it has done to wreck our economy and endanger our nation, Sen. Paul concluded. Dont let this opportunity slip away. Experts and economic analysts have long said that if citizens understood what was really going on behind closed doors at the privately owned central bank, a tsunami of outrage would almost certainly force politicians to shut down the Fed and restore honest money once and for all. Even a watered-down audit, passed as part of the broader Dodd-Frank financial-reform bill, exposed blatant conflicts of interest among top Fed officials as well as some $16 trillion in Fed bailouts to big banks around the world.  Public outrage was unprecedented. Millions of Americans who had never even seriously contemplated the institution or its functions demanded reform. And lawmakers, political candidates, and grassroots organizations  realizing that there was no way the cat was going back in the bag  eventually jumped on the bandwagon, too.  This historic moment is only possible thanks to your relentless pressure. Now we must turn up the heat to secure victory  first in the House and then in Harry Reids U.S. Senate, wrote Vice-President Matt Hawes of the freedom-promoting Campaign for Liberty, one of the organizations leading the public battle for an audit that is planning a huge operation to make sure the legislation becomes law. Now, we just need to show Congress the American people demand action on the Audit the Fed bill. With the looming vote, officials will soon have the chance to demonstrate whether their loyalty lies with the American people or with the mega-banks that literally own and control the Fed system. You see, with the piling up of trillions of dollars in reckless bailouts of Wall Street and international bankers, even many politicians in Washington, D.C. want to show you theyre being responsible, Hawes explained. What better way for Congress to do this than by auditing the Federal Reserve to account for the $trillions stolen from the U.S. taxpayers?   The Fed, of course, has fiendishly resisted an audit  going so far as to hire a lobbyist to defend its interests on Capitol Hill while producing pro-central bank propaganda aimed at children  all under the guise of maintaining its supposed independence. But activists and monetary-policy experts suspect something far more sinister is going on. They know coming clean with Congress and the American people on what theyve done to our money would result in an anti-Fed firestorm, noted Hawes, echoing comments made by a vast array of experts and policy makers who support sound money. So can you imagine the impact of a full-scale audit? According to Hawes, the Campaign for Liberty , and numerous economists, auditing the Fed would expose the destructive economic consequences of centrally planning interest rates and manipulating the supply of currency. It would also show that the central banking system leads to the destruction of the middle class, the destruction of the currency, and eventually, chaos. Janet Lees Note:  Jim and I have warned people for years that the Fed Reserve is the 5th Plank of the communist manifesto and of course the goal of all communists is to destroy the middle class!  IRS (the 2nd plank) is their collection agency that further destroys rights to privacy (4th Amendment)and private property rights which isthe basis of our American Republic ! You and I have seen the damage the out-of-control Fed can cause, especially during a time of crisis. As you know, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury Department, and their cronies on Wall Street have for nearly four years been engaged in the worst plundering of a countrys wealth in the history of civilization, Hawes explained in a letter to supporters soliciting help for the battle ahead. Americans are crushed under a mountain of debt, yet the Fed continues to print more money  backed by nothing but the whims of Ben Bernanke and international bankers, he added. If you and I dont put an end to it all, it will clearly be the ruin of our entire way of life. The next crisis, experts believe, could be just around the corner. Other commentators backing the legislation also emphasized that the time to move on this crucial measure is now  for more than one reason. As the global financial system teeters on the cusp of another recession, and nations throughout the Eurozone fall to economic insolvency, the time appears right for Congress to finally address the issue of the Federal Reserve, especially before their original 100-year charter expires, wrote finance analyst Kenneth Schortgen Jr with theExaminer. Even the debate will have a big impact, too. [House Majority Leader] Eric Cantor's decision as a prime leader in the Republican party to bring the bill before Congress in July will have staggering effects on what the Fed may have to reveal in subpoenaed testimony, and what efforts they may be handcuffed from doing going forward if the economy continues to decline, Schortgen explained. But actually passing the full bill, its supporters say, is more crucial than ever. While Rep. Paul has been a longtime leader in the movement to expose, rein in, and eventually abolish the Fed, the public outcry about the issue has become so loud that lawmakers in both parties have taken up the call as well. During a recent hearing in Pauls subcommittee on monetary policy, a bipartisan collection of legislators and experts discussed whether the Fed should be reformed or simply dismantled. Progress in addressing the problems, while slow, is expected to speed up. Related articles:    Congress Debates the Federal Reserve: Reform or Abolish? Time to Audit the Fed  Ron and Rand Paul Introduce Audit the Fed Legislation  Bernanke Attacks Ron Paul's Audit the Fed Bill  $Trillion Bailout of Euro, Greece Shows Need to Audit the Fed  Fed Manipulations in the Crosshairs  U.S. Fed Bailout of Euro Prompts New Push for Audit & Sound Money  GOP Lawmaker Unveils New Effort to Rein in Fed  Fed Audit: Trillions For Foreign Banks, Conflicts of Interest Fed Plotting to Monitor Critics, Tailor Propaganda Fed Wages PR Battle for Power, Secrecy

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