21 April, 2014

Book Quote

Posted by Socrates in book selections, books, Federal Reserve Notes, Federal Reserve system, jewed culture, jewed economics, jewed finance, Socrates, usury at 3:46 pm | Permanent Link

“As we have already shown, every dollar that exists today, either in the form of currency, checkbook money, or even credit card money — in other words, our entire money supply — exists only because it was borrowed by someone; perhaps not you, but someone. That means all the American dollars in the entire world are earning daily and compounding interest for the banks which created them. A portion of every business venture, every investment, every profit, every transaction which involves money — and that even includes losses and the payment of taxes — a portion of all that is earmarked as payment to a bank. And what did the banks do to earn this perpetually flowing river of wealth? Did they lend out their own capital obtained through investment of stockholders? Did they lend out the hard-earned savings of their depositors? No, neither of these were their major source of income. They simply waved the magic wand called fiat money.

The flow of such unearned wealth under the guise of interest can only be viewed as usury of the highest magnitude. Even if there were no other reasons to abolish the Fed, the fact that it is the supreme instrument of usury would be more than sufficient by itself.” — G. Edward Griffin, from the book “The Creature from Jekyll Island.” A book chapter is [Here].


  • 2 Responses to “Book Quote”

    1. fd Says:

      The money powers based the American trade system on perpetual debt long before Jekyll Island. I suppose the money scheme was fine tuned on the island.

    2. Tim MCGreen Says:

      Originally, the Fed was going to be called the Third Bank of the Unites States. But I guess that conjured up images of President Jackson fighting off predatory bankers like Nicholas Biddle with his combination walking cane/pistol.