Sutton Anthony, The Federal Reserve Conspiracy (bankers that stole America)(1995).pdf

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THE
FEDERAL
RESERVE
CONSPIRACY
by
Antony C. Sutton
About the Author:
Antony C. Sutton, D.Sc.
was born in London, England in 1925, spent
most of his life in the United States and has
been a citizen for 40 years.
With an academic background in economics
and engineering, Sutton has worked in mining
exploration, iron and steel industries before
graduate school at UCLA. In the 1960s he was
Professor of Economics at California State
University, Los Angeles, followed by seven
years as a Research Fellow at Stanford University.
While at the Hoover Institution (Stanford), Sutton wrote the three volume
definitive work on Soviet technology,
Western Technology and Soviet
Economic Development
(still in print after 25 years). This was followed by
National Suicide: Military Aid to the Soviet Union
(Arlington House) which
accused the Establishment of killing Americans in Vietnam with our own
technology. Hoover Institution, under pressure from the White House,
arbitrarily converted Sutton to a "non-person" by removing his Fellowship.
Intrigued by the powerful forces behind this assault, he then researched and
wrote another three volumes on the financial and political support given by
Wall Street international bankers to three variants of socialism. These were
published as
Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution, Wall Street and the
Rise of Hitler
and
Wall Street and FDR
(all in the 1970s).
After leaving Stanford, Sutton edited
The Phoenix Letter,
a monthly
newsletter on the Abuse of Power (still published today) and in 1990 started
another newsletter,
Future Technology Intelligence Report,
covering
suppressed technology.
In philosophy a strong constitutionalist, the author freely expresses his
contempt for Washington usurpation of political power...but always based on
the facts.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
ONE
TWO
THE BANKS' BANK
THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE
MONEY POWER
ANDREW JACKSON: THE LAST
ANTI-ELITIST PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT'S SOCIALIST
MANIFESTO
PAGE
1
5
THREE
17
FOUR
25
FIVE
SIX
KARL MARX AND HIS MANIFESTO
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
LAST PRESIDENT TO FIGHT
THE MONEY POWER
THE MONEY TRUST
CREATES THE FED
THE JEKYL ISLAND CONSPIRACY
33
49
SEVEN
61
75
EIGHT
NINE
THE MONEY TRUST
CONS CONGRESS
THE FEDERAL RESERVE TODAY
87
107
TEN
Table of Illustrations
page 4
Los
Angeles
Times
Cartoon
by
Ed Gamble, 1994
The Money Trust Honors Woodrow
Wilson
A page from Clinton Roosevelt's
The Science of Government
Stage One: The Original Plan For
A Federal Reserve System
Stage Two: Woodrow Wilson in
Debt to the Money Trust
Paul Volcker, Chairman of the Federal Reserve
System in the 1970s and responsible for
monetizing foreign fiat money.
Federal Reserve Board of
San Francisco Claims
Page 14
Page 30
Page 73
Page 104
Page 106
Page 115
Chapter One:
THE BANKERS' BANK
Since 1913 politicians and media have treated the Federal
Reserve Bank as a kind of untouchable off limits semi-God...no
one except certified crackpots and kooks criticizes the Fed.
Conventional wisdom dictates that
anyone
who attacks the
Federal Reserve System is doomed and Congressional
investigation of the Fed would result in economic chaos and a
disastrous plunge in the stock market.
Recently President Clinton got to appoint Alan Blinder to a
seat on the seven-member Board of Governors. Blinder launched
into criticism of Fed actions, i.e., interest rates are too high and
differed from the policy laid down by Chairman Alan Greenspan.
Poor Blinder was blindsided by the establishment press and
no doubt received advice to keep quiet because since this initial
speech, Blinder has repeatedly stated there are no differences
between himself and Chairman Greenspan and
refuses to go
beyond this curious mea culpa.
There is a vast misconception about the Fed. The President
and the Congress have very little, if any, influence on policy. The
Congress handed over all monetary powers to the Fed in 1913.
The Fed is
a private
bank, owned by banks, and pays dividends
on its shares owned only by banks. The Fed is a private Bankers'
Bank.
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