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CONGRESSMAN LOUIS T. McFADDEN on the FEDERAL RESERVE CORPORATION Remarks in Congress, 1934 AN ASTOUNDING EXPOSURE

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CONGRESSMANLOUIS T. McFADDEN on the

FEDERAL RESERVECORPORATION

Remarks in Congress, 1934

AN ASTOUNDING EXPOSURE

CONGRESSMANLOUIS T. McFADDEN on the

FEDERAL RESERVECORPORATION

Remarks in Congress, 1934

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CONGRESSMAN McFADDEN'S SPEECH ONTHE FEDERAL RESERVE CORPORATION

Quotations from several speeches made on the Floorof the House of Representatives by the HonorableLouis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania. Mr. McFadden,due to his having served as Chairman of the Bankingand Currency Committee for more than 10 years, wasthe best posted man on these matters in America andwas in a position to speak with authority of the vastramifications of this gigantic private credit monopoly.As Representative of a State which was among thefirst to declare its freedom from foreign money tyrantsit is fitting that Pennsylvania, the cradle of liberty, beagain given the credit for producing a son that wasnot afraid to hurl defiance in the face of the money-bund. Whereas Mr. McFadden was elected to thehigh office on both the Democratic and Republicantickets, there can be no accusation of partisanshiplodged against him. Because these speeches are setout in full in the Congressional Record, they carryweight that no amount of condemnation on the partof private individuals could hope to carry.

The Federal Reserve—A Corrupt Institution"Mr. Chairman, we have in this Country one of

the most corrupt institutions the world has ever known.I refer to the Federal Reserve Board and the FederalReserve Banks, hereinafter called the Fed. The Fedhas cheated the Government of these United States andthe people of the United States out of enough moneyto pay the Nation's debt. The depredations and iniq-

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uities of the Fed has cost this Country enough moneyto pay the National debt several times over.

"This evil institution has impoverished and ruinedthe people of these United States, has bankrupted it-self, and has practically bankrupted our Government.It has done this through the defects of the law underwhich it operates, through the maladministration ofthat law by the Fed and through the corrupt practicesof the moneyed vultures who control it.

"Some people who think that the Federal ReserveBanks are United States Government institutions.They are not Government institutions. They areprivate monopolies which prey upon the people ofthese United States for the benefit of themselves andtheir foreign customers; foreign and domestic specu-lators and swindlers; and rich and predatory moneylenders. In that dark crew of financial pirates thereare those who would cut a man's throat to get a dol-lar out of his pocket; there are those who send moneyinto states to buy votes to control our legislatures;there are those who maintain International propa-ganda for the purpose of deceiving us into grantingof new concessions which will permit them to cover uptheir past misdeeds and set again in motion their gi-gantic train of crime.

"These twelve private credit monopolies were de-ceitfully and disloyally foisted upon this Country bythe bankers who came here from Europe and repaidus our hospitality by undermining our American insti-tutions. Those bankers took money out of this Coun-try to finance Japan in a war against Russia. Theycreated a reign of terror in Russia with our money inorder to help that war along. They instigated the

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separate peace between Germany and Russia and thusdrove a wedge between the Allies in the World War.They financed Trotsky's passage from New York toRussia so that he might assist in the destruction of theRussian Empire. They fomented and instigated theRussian Revolution, and placed a large fund of Amer-ican dollars at Trotsky's disposal in one of theirbranch banks in Sweden so that through him Russianhomes might be thoroughly broken up and Russianchildren flung far and wide from their natural pro-tectors. They have since begun breaking up of Ameri-can homes and the dispersal of American children.

"Mr. Chairman, there should be no partisanshipin matters concerning banking and currency affairs inthis Country, and I do not speak with any.

"In 1912 the National Monetary Association, underthe chairmanship of the late Senator Nelson W. Aid-rich, made a report and presented a vicious bill calledthe National Reserve Association bill. This bill isusually spoken of as the Aldrich bill. Senator Aldrichdid not write the Aldrich bill. He was the tool, if notthe accomplice, of the European bankers who fornearly twenty years had been scheming to set up a cen-tral bank in this Country and who in 1912 had spentand were continuing to spend vast sums of money toaccomplish their purpose.

"We were opposed to the Aldrich plan for a centralbank. The men who rule the Democratic Party thenpromised the people that if they were returned topower there would be no central bank established herewhile they held the reigns of government. Thirteenmonths later that promise was broken, and the Wilsonadministration, under the tutelage of those sinisterWall Street figures who stood behind Colonel House,

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established here in our free Country the worm-eatenmonarchical institution of the "King's Bank" to con-trol us from the top downward, and to shackle usfrom the cradle to the grave.

"The Federal Reserve Bank destroyed our old andcharacteristic way of doing business. It discriminatedagainst our 1-name commercial paper, the finest in theworld, and it set up the antiquated 2-name paper, whichis the present curse of this Country and which wreckedevery country which has ever given it scope; it fas-tened down upon the Country the very tyranny fromwhich the framers of the Constitution sought to saveus.

President Jackson's Time"One of the greatest battles for the preservation

of this Republic was fought out here in Jackson'stime; when the second Bank of the United States,founded on the same false principles of those whichare here exemplified in the Fed was hurled out of ex-istence. After that, in 1837, the Country was warnedagainst the dangers that might ensue if the predatoryinterests after being cast out should come back in dis-guise and unite themselves to the Executive andthrough him acquire control of the Government. Thatis what the predatory interests did when they cameback in the livery of hypocracy and under false pre-tenses obtained the passage of the Fed.

"The danger that the Country was warned againstcame upon us and is shown in the long train of hor-rors attendant upon the affairs of the traitorous anddishonest Fed. Look around you when you leave thisChamber and you will see evidences of it in all sides.This is an era of misery and for the conditions that

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caused that misery, the Fed are fully liable. This isan era of financed crime and in the financing of crimethe Fed does not play the part of a disinterested spec-tator.

"It has been said that the draughtsman who wasemployed to write the text of the Fed used a text ofthe Aldrich bill because that had been drawn up bylawyers, by acceptance bankers of European origin inNew York. It was a copy, in general a translation,of the statutes of the Richsbank and other Europeancentral banks. One-half million dollars was spent onthe part of the propaganda organized by these bank-ers for the purpose of misleading public opinion andgiving Congress the impression that there was an over-whelming popular demand for it and the kind of cur-rency that goes with it, namely, an asset currency basedon human debts and obligations. Dr. H. Parker Wil-lis had been employed by Wall Street and propagan-dists, and when the Aldrich measure failed—he ob-tained employment with Carter Glass, to assist indrawing the banking bill for the Wilson administra-tion. He appropriated the text of the Aldrich bill.There is no secret about it. The text of the FederalReserve Act was tainted from the first.

"A few days before the bill came to a vote, SenatorHenry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, wrote to Sen-ator John W. Weeks as follows:

" 'New York City, December 17, 1913" 'My Dear Senator Weeks:

" 'Thorughout my public life I have supported allmeasures designed to take the Government out of thebanking business. This bill puts the Government into

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the banking business as never before in our history." 'The powers vested in the Federal Reserve Board

seem, to me highly dangerous especially where there ispolitical control of the Board. I should be sorry tohold stock in a bank subject to such dominations. Thebill as it stands seems to me to open the way to a vastinflation of the currency.

" 'I had hoped to support this bill, but I cannot votefor it as it stands, because it seems to me to containfeatures and to rest upon principles in the highest de-gree menacing to our prosperity, to stability in busi-ness, and to the general welfare of the people of theUnited States.

Very Truly Yours,Henry Cabot Lodge.' "

"In eighteen years that have passed since SenatorLodge wrote that letter of warning all of his predic-tions have come true. The Government is in the bank-ing business as never before. Against its will it hasbeen made the backer of horse thieves and card sharps,bootleggers, smugglers, speculators, and swindlers inall parts of the world. Through the Fed the riffraffof every country is operating on the public credit ofthis United States Government.

The Great Depression"Meanwhile and on account of it, we ourselves are

in the midst of the greatest depression we have everknown. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, our Countryhas been ravaged and laid waste by the evil practicesof the Fed and the interests which control them. Atno time in our history, has the general welfare of thepeople been at a lower level or the minds of the peo-ple so full of despair.

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"Recently in one of our States, 60,000 dwellinghouses and farms were brought under the hammer ina single day. 71,000 houses and farms in OaklandCounty, Michigan, were sold and their erstwhile own-ers dispossessed. The people who have thus beendriven out are the wastage of the Fed. They are thevictims of the Fed. Their children are the new slavesof the auction blocks in the revival of the institutionof human slavery.

The Scheme of the Fed"In 1913, before the Senate Banking and Currency

Committee, Mr. Alexander Lassen made the follow-ing statement: "The whole scheme of the Fed with itscommercial paper is an impractical, cumbersome ma-chinery—is simply a cover to secure the privilege of is-suing money, and to evade payment of as much taxupon circulation as possible and then control the issueand maintain, instead of reducing interest rates. Itwill prove to the advantage of the few and the detri-ment of the people. It will mean continued shortageof actual money and further extension of credits, forwhen there is a shortage of money people have to bor-row to their cost.'

"A few days before the Fed passed, Senator Rootdenounced the Fed as an outrage on our liberties. Hepredicted: 'Long before we wake up from our dreamof prosperity through an inflated currency, our gold—which alone could have kept us from catastrophy—will have vanished and no rate of interest will temptit to return.'

"If ever a prophecy came true, that one did."The Fed became law the day before Christmas

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Eve, in the year 1913, and shortly afterwards, theGerman International Bankers, Kuhn, Loeb and Co.sent one of their partners here to run it.

"The Fed Note is essentially unsound. It is theworst currency and the most dangerous that this Coun-try has ever known. When the proponents of the actsaw that the Democratic doctrine would not permitthem to let the proposed banks issue the new currencyas bank notes, they should have stopped at that. Theyshould not have foisted that kind of currency, namely,an asset currency, on the United States Government.They should not have made the Government liable onthe private debts of individuals and corporations, and,least of all, on the private debts of foreigners.

"As Kemerer says: 'The Fed Notes, therefore, inform, have some of the qualities of Government pa-per money, but in substance, are almost a pure assetcurrency possessing a Government guarantee againstwhich contingency the Government has made no pro-vision whatever.'

"Hon. L. J. Hill, a former member of the House,said, and truly: 'They are obligations of the Govern-ment for which the United States received nothing andfor the payment of which at any time, it assumes theresponsibility: looking to the Fed to recoup itself.'

"If this United States is to redeem the Fed Notes,when the General Public finds it costs to deliver thispaper to the Fed, and if the Government has made noprovisions for redeeming them, the first element ofunsoundness is not far to seek.

"Before the Banking and Currency Committee,when the bill was under discussion Mr. Crozier of Cin-

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cinnati said: 'The imperial power of elasticity of thepublic currency is wielded exclusively by the centralcorporations owned by the banks. This is a life anddeath power over all local banks and all business. Itcan be used to create or destroy prosperity, to ward offor cause stringencies and panics. By making moneyartificially scarce, interest rates throughout the Coun-try can be arbitrarily raised and the bank tax on allbusiness and cost of living increased for the profit ofthe banks owning these regional central banks, andwithout the slightest benefit to the people. The 12Corporations together cover the Whole Country andmonopolize and use for private gain—every dollar ofthe public currency and all public revenue of theUnited States. Not a dollar can be put into circula-tion among the people by their Government, withoutthe consent of and on terms fixed by these 12 privatemoney trusts.'

"In defiance of this and all other warnings, the pro-ponents of the Fed created the 12 private credit cor-porations and gave them an absolute monopoly of thecurrency of these United States—not of the Fed Notesalone—but of all other currency! The Fed Act pro-viding ways and means by which the gold and generalcurrency in the hands of the American people could beobtained by the Fed in exchange for Fed Notes—which are not money—but mere promises to pay.

"Since the evil day when this was done, the initialmonopoly has been extended by vicious amendmentsto the Fed and by the unlawful and treasonable prac-tices of the Fed.

Money for Scottish Distillers"Mr. Chairman, if a Scottish distiller wishes to send

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a cargo of Scotch whiskey to these United States,he can draw his bill against the purchasing bootleggerin dollars and after the bootlegger has accepted it bywriting his name across the face of it, the Scotch dis-tiller can send that bill to the nefarious open discountmarket in New York City where the Fed will buy itand use it as collateral for a new issue of Fed Notes.Thus the Government of these United States pay theScotch distiller for the whiskey before it is shipped,and if it is lost on the way, or if the Coast Guardsiezes it and destroys it, the Fed simply write off theloss and the Government never recovers the moneythat was paid to the Scotch distiller.

"While we are attempting to enforce prohibitionhere, the Fed are financing the distillery business inEurope and paying bootlegger bills with public creditof these United States.

"Mr. Chairman, by the same process, they compelour Government to pay the German brewer for hisbeer. Why should the Fed be permitted to finance thebrewing industry in Germany either in this way or asthey do by compelling small and fearful United StatesBanks to take stock in the Isenbeck Brewery and inthe German Bank for brewing industries?

"Mr. Chairman, if Dynamit Nobel of Germany,wishes to sell dynamite in Japan to use in Manchuriaor elsewhere, it can drew its bill against the Japanesecustomers in dollars and send that bill to the nefariousopen discount market in New York City where theFed will buy it and use it as collateral for a new issueof Fed Notes—while at the same time the Fed willbe helping Dynamit Nobel by stuffing its stock into theUnited States banking system.

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"Why should we send our representatives to thedisarmament conference at Geneva—while—the Fedis making our Government pay Japanese debts to Ger-man Munitions makers?

"Mr. Chairman, if a German wishes to raise a cropof beans and sell them to a Japanese customer, he candraw a bill against his prospective Japanese customerin dollars and have it purchased by the Fed and getthe money out of this Country at the expense of theAmerican people before he has even planted the beansin the ground.

"Mr. Chairman, if a German in Germany wishes toexport goods to South America, or any other Country,he can draw his bill against his customers and send itto these United States and get the money out of thisCountry before he ships, or even manufactures thegoods.

"Mr. Chairman, why should the currency of theseUnited States be issued on the strength of GermanBeer? Why should it be issued on the crop of un-planted beans to be grown in Chili for Japanese con-sumption? Why should these United States be com-pelled to issue many billions of dollars every year topay the debts of one foreigner to another foreigner?

"Was it for this that our National Bank depositorshad their money taken out of our banks and shippedabroad? Was it for this that they had to lose it?Why should the public credit of these United Statesand likewise money belonging to our National Bankdepositors be used to support foreign brewers, nar-cotic drug vendors, whiskey distillers, wig makers, hu-man hair merchants, Chilean bean growers, to financethe munition factories of Germany and Soviet Russia ?

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"Mr. Chairman, there is nothing like the Fed poolof confiscated bank deposits in the world. It is a pub-lic trough of American wealth in which the foreignersclaim rights, equal to or greater than Americans. TheFed are the agents of the foreign central banks. Theyuse our bank depositors' money for the benefit of theirforeign principals. They barter the public credit ofthe United States Government and hire it out to for-eigners at a profit to themselves.

"All this is done at the expense of the United StatesGovernment, and at a sickening loss to the Americanpeople. Only our great wealth enabled us to stand thedrain of it as long as we did.

The United States has been Ransacked"The United States has been ransacked and pil-

laged. Our structures have been gutted and only thewalls are left standing. While this crime was beingperpetrated, everything the world could rake up to sellus was brought in here at our expense by the Fed un-til our markets were swamped with unneeded andunwanted imported goods priced far above their valueand made to equal the dollar volume of our honestexports, and to kill or reduce our favorite balance oftrade. As Agents of the foreign central banks theFed try by every means in their power to reduce ourfavorable balance of trade. They act for their foreignprincipals and they accept fees from foreigners foracting against the best interests of these United States.Naturally there has been great competition among for-eigners for the favors of the Fed.

"What we need to do is to send the reserves of ourNational Banks home to the people who earned andproduced them and who still own them and to the

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banks which were compelled to surrender them topredatory interests.

"We need to destroy the Fed wherein our nationalreserves are impounded for the benefit of the for-eigners.

"We need to save America for Americans.

Spurious Securities"Mr. Chairman, when you hold a $10.00 Fed Note

in your hand, you are holding a piece of paper whichsooner or later is going to cost the United States Gov-ernment $10.00 in gold (unless the Government isobliged to go off the gold standard). It is based onlimburger cheese (reported to be in foreign ware-houses) or in cans purported to contain peas (butmay contain salt water instead), or horse meat, illicitdrugs, bootleggers fancies, rags and bones from So-viet Russia (of which these United States importedover a million dollars worth last year), on wines,whiskey, natural gas, goat and dog fur, garlic on thestring, and Bombay ducks.

"If you like to have paper money—which is securedby such commodities—you have it in the Fed Note. Ifyou desire to obtain the thing of value upon whichthis paper currency is based, that is, the limburgercheese, the whiskey, the illicit drugs, or any of theother staples—you will have a very hard time findingthem.

"Many of these worshipful commodities are in for-eign Countries. Are you going to Germany to in-spect her warehouses to see if the specified things ofvalue are there? I think not. And what is more, I donot think that you would find them there if you did go.

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"On April 27, 1932, the Fed outfit sent $750,000belonging to American bank depositors in gold to Ger-many. A week later another $300,000 in gold wasshipped to Germany. About the middle of May $12,-000,000 in gold was shipped to Germany by the Fed.Almost every week there is a shipment of gold to Ger-many. These shipments are not made for profit on theexchange since the German marks are below paritywith the dollar.

"Mr. Chairman, I believe that the National Bankdepositors of these United States have a right to knowwhat the Fed are doing with their money. There aremillions of National Bank depositors in the Countrywho do not know that a percentage of every dollarthey deposit in a Member Bank of the Fed goes auto-matically to American Agents of the foreign banksand that all their deposits can be paid away to foreign-ers without their knowledge or consent by the crookedmachinery of the Fed and the questionable practices ofthe Fed.

"Mr. Chairman, the American people should betold the truth by their servants in office. In 1930, wehad over a half billion dollars outstanding daily tofinance foreign goods stored in or shipped betweenCountries. In its yearly total, this item amounts toseveral billion dollars. What goods are these onwhich the Fed yearly pledge several billions of dollarsof the public credit of these United States?

"What goods are those which are hidden in Euro-pean and Asiatic storehouses and which have not beenseen by any officer of our Government but which arebeing financed on the public credit of the United StatesGovernment? What goods are those upon which the

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United States Government is being obligated by theFed to issue Fed Notes to the extent of several bil-lions of dollars a year?

The Bankers' Acceptance Racket"The Fed have been International Banks from the

beginning, with these United States as their enforcedbanker and supplier of currency. But it is none the lessextraordinary to see these twelve private credit monop-olies, buying the debts of foreigners against foreign-ers, in all parts of the world and asking the Govern-ment of these United States for new issues of FedNotes in exchange for them.

"The magnitude of the acceptance racket as it hasbeen developed by the Fed, their foreign correspond-ents, and the predatory European born bankers, whoset up the Fed here and taught your own, by and ofpirates, how to loot the people: I say the magnitudeof this racket is estimated to be in the neighborhoodof 9,000,000,000 per year. In the past ten years it issaid to have amounted to $90,000,000,000.00. In myopinion it has amounted to several times that much.Coupled to this you have—to the extent of billions ofdollars, the gambling in the United States securities,which takes place in the same open discount market—a gambling on which the Fed is now spending $100,-000,000.00 per week.

"Fed Notes are taken from the U. S. Governmentin unlimited quantities. Is it strange that the burdenof supplying these immense sums of money to the gam-bling fraternity has at last proved too heavy for theAmerican people to endure? Would it not be a na-tional calamity if the Fed should again bind down thisburden on the backs of the American people and by

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means of a long rawhide whip of the credit masters,compel them to enter another seventeen years ofslavery ?

"They are trying to do that now. They are tryingto take $100,000,000.00 of the public credit of theUnited States every week, in addition to all their otherseizures and they are sending that money to the ne-farious open market in a desperate gamble to re-establish their graft as a going concern.

"They are putting the United States Governmentin debt to the extent of $100,000,000 a week, andwith the money they are buying our Government se-curities for themselves and their foreign principals.Our people are disgusted with the experiences of theFed. The Fed is not producing a loaf of bread, a yardof cloth, a bushel of corn, or a pile of cordwood byits check-kiting operations in the money market.

"Mr. Speaker, on the 13th of January of this yearI addressed the House on the subject of the Recon-struction Finance Corporation. In the course of myremarks I made the following statement: In 1928 themember banks of the Fed borrowed $60,598,690,000.from the Fed on their fifteen-day promissory notes.Think of it. Sixty billion dollars payable on demandin gold in the course of one single year. The actualamount of such obligations called for six times as muchmonetary gold as there is in the world. Such trans-actions represent a grant in the course of one singleyears of about $7,000,000 to every member of theFed.

"Is it any wonder that American labor which ulti-mately pays the cost of all banking operations of thisCountry has at last proved unequal to the task of sup-

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plying this huge total of cash and credit for the benefitof the stock market manipulators and foreign swin-dlers?

"In 1933 the Fed presented the staggering amountof $60,598,690,000 to its member banks at the ex-pense of the wage earners and tax payers of theseUnited States. In 1929, the year of the stock marketcrash, the Fed advanced $58,000,000,000 to memberbanks.

"In 1930 while the speculating banks were gettingout of the stock market at the expense of the generalpublic, the Fed advanced them $13,022,782,000. Thisshows that when the banks were gambling on the pub-lic credit of these United States as represented by theFed currency they were subsidized to any amount theyrequired by the Fed. When the swindle began to fall,the bankers knew it in advance and withdrew fromthe market. They got out with whole skins—and leftthe people of these United States to pay the piper.

"My friend from Kansas, Mr. McGugin, has statedthat he thought the Fed lent money on rediscounting.So they do, but they lend comparatively little thatway. The real discounting that they do has beencalled a mere penny in the slot business. It is too slowfor genuine high flyers. They discourage it. Theyprefer to subsidize their favorite banks by makingthem $60,000,000,000 advances and they prefer to ac-quire assistance in the notorious open discount marketin New York, where they can use it to control theprice of stocks and bonds on the exchanges.

"For every dollar they advanced on discounts in1928, they lent $33.00 to their favorite banks forwhom they do a business of several billion dollars

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every year, pay no income tax on their profits to theseUnited States.

The John Law Swindle"This is the John Law swindle over again. The

theft of Teapot Dome was trifling compared to it.What King ever robbed his subject to such an extentas the Fed has robbed us? Is it any wonder that therehave been lately ninety cases of starvation in one ofthe New York hospitals? Is there any wonder thatthe children are being abandoned?

"The government and the people of these UnitedStates have been swindled by swindlers deluxe to whomthe acquisition of American or a parcel of Fed Notespresented no more difficulty than the drawing up ofa worthless acceptance in a Country not subject to thelaws of these United States, by sharpers not subjectto the jurisdiction of these United States, sharperswith strong banking "fence" on this side of the water,a "fence" acting as a receiver of a worthless papercoming from abroad, indorsing it and getting the cur-rency out of the Fed for it as quickly as possible ex-changing that currency for gold and in turn transmit-ting the gold to its foreign confederates.

Ivar Krueger, the Match King!"Such were the exploits of Ivar Krueger, Mr.

Hoover's friend, and his rotten Wall Street backers.Every dollar of the billions Kreuger and his gangdrew out of this Country on acceptances was drawnfrom the Government and the people of the UnitedStates through the Fed. The credit of the UnitedStates Government was peddled to him by the Fed

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for their own private gain. That is what the Fed hasbeen doing for many years.

"They have been peddling the credit of this Gov-ernment and the signature of this Government to theswindlers and speculators of all nations. That is whathappens when a Country forsakes its Constitution andgives its sovereignty over the public currency to pri-vate interests. Give them the flag and they will sell it.

"The nature of Kreuger's organized swindle andthe bankrupt condition of Kreuger's combine wasknown here last June when Hoover sought to exemptKrueger's loan to Germany of $125,000,000 from theoperation of the Hoover Moratorium. The bankruptcondition of Krueger's swindle was known here lastsummer when $30,000,000 was taken from the Ameri-can taxpayers by certain bankers in New York for theostensible purpose of permitting Krueger to make aloan to Colombia. Colombia never saw that money.

"The nature of Krueger's swindle was known herein January when he visited his friend, Mr. Hoover,at the White House. It was known here in March be-fore he went to Paris and committed suicide.

"Mr. Chairman, I think the people of the UnitedStates are entitled to know how many billions of dol-lars were placed at the disposal of Krueger and hisgigantic combine by the Fed, and to know how muchof our Government currency was issued and lost inthe financing of that great swindle in the years duringwhich the Fed took care of Krueger's requirements.

"A few days ago, the President of the UnitedStates with a white face and shaking hands, went be-fore the Senate on behalf of the moneyed interests and

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asked the Senate to levy a tax on the people so thatforeigners might know that these United States wouldpay its debt to them.

"Most Americans thought it was the other wayaround. What does these United States owe to for-eigners? When and by whom was the debt incurred?It was incurred by the Fed, when they peddled the sig-nature of the Government to foreigners—for a Price.It is what the United States Government has to pay toredeem the obligations of the Fed.

Thieves Go Scot Free"Are you going to let these thieves get off scot free?

Is there one law for the looter who drives up to thedoor of the United States Treasury in his limousineand another for the United States Veterans who aresleeping on the floor of a dilapidated house on the out-skirts of Washington?

"The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is here askingfor a large loan from the people, and the wage earn-ers and the taxpayers of these United States. It is beg-ging for a handout from the Government. It is stand-ing, cap in hand, at the door of the R.F.C. where allthe jackals have gathered to the feast. It is askingfor money that was raised from the people by taxa-tion and wants this money of the poor for the benefitof Kuhn, Loeb and Co., the German InternationalBankers.

"Is there one law for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road and another for the hungry veterans it threw offits freight cars the other day? Is there one law forsleek and prosperous swindlers who call themselvesbankers and another law for the soldiers who defendedthe flag?

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"The R. F. C. is taking over these worthless securi-ties from the Investment Trusts with United StatesTreasury money at the expense of the American tax-payer and the wage earner.

"It will take twenty years to redeem our Govern-ment. Twenty years of penal servitude to pay off thegambling debts of the traitorous Fed and to earn againthat vast flood of American wages and savings, bankdeposits, and United States Government credit whichthe Fed exported out of this country to their foreignprincipals.

"The Fed lately conducted an anti-hoarding cam-paign here. Then they took that extra money whichthey had persuaded the American people to put intothe banks—they sent it to Europe—along with therest. In the last several months, they have sent $1,-300,000,000 in gold to their foreign employers, theirforeign masters, and every dollar of that gold be-longed to the people of these United States and wasunlawfully taken from them.

Fiat Money"Mr. Chairman, within the limits of the time al-

lowed me, I cannot enter into a particularized discus-sion of the Fed. I have singled out the Fed currencyfor a few remarks because there has lately been sometalk here of "fiat money". What kind of money isbeing pumped into the open discount market andthrough it into foreign channels and stock exchanges?Mr. Mills of the Treasury has spoken here of his hor-ror of the printing presses and his horror of dishonestmoney. He has no horror of dishonest money. If hehad, he would be no party to the present gambling ofthe Fed in the nefarious open discount market of New

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York, a market in which the sellers are represented by10 discount corporations owned and organized by thevery banks which own and control the Fed.

"Fiat money, indeed!"What Mr. Mills is fighting for is the preserva-

tion, whole and entire, of the banker's monopoly ofall the currency of the United States Government.

"Mr. Chairman, last December, I introduced a res-olution here asking for an examination and an auditof the Fed and all related matters. If the House seesfit to make such an investigation, the people of theseUnited States will obtain information of great value.This is a Government of the people, by the people, forthe people. Consequently, nothing should be concealedfrom the people. The man who deceives the people isa traitor to these United States.

"The man who knows or suspects that a crime hasbeen committed and who conceals and covers up thatcrime is an accessory to it. Mr. Speaker, it is a mon-strous thing for this great nation of people to haveits destinies presided over by a traitorous governmentboard acting in secret concert with internationalusurers.

"Every effort has been made by the Fed to concealits powers—but the truth is—the Fed has usurped theGovernment. It controls everything here and it con-trols all our foreign relations. It makes and breaksgovernments at will.

"No man and no body of men is more entrenchedin power than the arrogant credit monopoly which op-erated the Fed. What National Government has per-mitted the Fed to steal from the people should now

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be restored to the people. The people have a validclaim against the Fed. If that claim is enforced Amer-icans will not need to stand in the bread line, or tosuffer and die of starvation in the streets. Womenwill be saved, families will be kept together, and Amer-ican children will not be dispersed and abandoned.

"Here is a Fed Note. Immense numbers of thesenotes are now held abroad. I am told that they amountto upwards of a billion dollars. They constitute aclaim against our Government and likewise a claimagainst our peoples' money to the extent of $1,300,-000,000 which has within the last few months beenshipped abroad to redeem Fed Notes and to pay othergambling debts of the traitorous Fed. The greaterpart of our money stock has been shipped to otherlands.

"Why should we promise to pay the debts of for-eigners to foreigners? Why should the Fed be per-mitted to finance our competitors in all parts of theworld? Do you know why the tariff was raised? Itwas raised to shut out the flood of Fed Goods pour-ing in here from every quarter of the globe—cheapgoods, produced by cheaply paid foreign labor, on un-limited supplies of money and credit sent out of thisCountry by the dishonest and unscrupulous Fed.

"The Fed are spending $100,000,000 a week buy-ing government securities in the open market and aremaking a great bid for foreign business. They are try-ing to make rates so attractive that the human hairmerchants and the distillers and other business enti-ties in foreign lands will come here and hire more ofthe public credit of the United States Government topay the Fed outfit for getting it for them.

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World Enslavement Planned"Mr. Chairman, when the Fed was passed, the peo-

ple of these United States did not perceive that aworld system was being set up here which would makethe savings of the American school teacher availableto a narcotic-drug vendor in Acao. They did not per-ceive that these United States was to be lowered tothe position of a coolie country which has nothing butraw materials and heavy goods to export, that Rus-sia was destined to supply the man power and thatthis Country was to supply the financial power to an"international superstate". A superstate controlledby international bankers, and international industrial-ists acting together to enslave the world for their ownpleasure I

"The people of these United States are being greatlywronged. They have been driven from their employ-ments. They have been dispossessed from their homes.They have been evicted from their rented quarters.They have lost their children. They have been left tosuffer and die for lack of shelter, food, clothing andmedicine.

"The wealth of these United States and the work-ing capital have been taken away from them and haseither been locked in the vaults of certain banks andthe great corporations or exported to foreign coun-tries for the benefit of the foreign customers of thesebanks and corporations. So far as the people of theUnited States are concerned, the cupboard is bare.

"It is true that the warehouses and coal yards andgrain elevators are full, but these are padlocked, andthe great banks and corporations hold the keys.

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"The sack of these United States by the Fed is thegreatest crime in history.

"Mr. Chairman, a serious situation confronts theHouse of Representatives today. We are trustees ofthe people and the rights of the people are being takenaway from them. Through the Fed the people arelosing the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitu-tion. Their property has been taken from them with-out due process of law. Mr. Chairman, common de-cency requires us to examine the public accounts of theGovernment and see what crimes against the publicwelfare have and are being committed.

"What is needed here is a return to the Constitu-tion of these United States.

"The old struggle that was fought out here in Jack-son's time must be fought out over again. The inde-pendent United States Treasury should be re-estab-lished and the Government should keep its own moneyunder lock and key in the building the people providedfor that purpose.

"Asset currency, the devise of the swindler, shouldbe done away with. The Fed should be abolished andthe State boundaries should be respected. Bank re-serves should be kept within the boundaries of theStates whose people own them, and this reserve moneyof the people should be protected so that the Interna-tional Bankers and acceptance bankers and discountdealers cannot draw it away from them.

"The Fed should be repealed, and the Fed Banks,having violated their charters, should be liquidatedimmediately. Faithless Government officials who have

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violated their oaths of office should be impeached andbrought to trial.

"Unless this is done by us, I predict, that the Amer-ican people, outraged, pillaged, insulted and betrayedas they are in their own land, will rise in their wrath,and will sweep the money changers out of the temple.

"Mr. Chairman, the United States is bankrupt: Ithas been bankrupted by the corrupt and dishonest Fed.It has repudiated its debts to its own citizens. Itschief foreign creditor is Great Britain, and a Britishbailiff has been at the White House and British Agentsare in the United States Treasury making inventoriesand arranging terms of liquidations!

Great Britain, Partner in Blackmail"Mr. Chairman, the Fed has offered to collect the

British claims in full from the American public bytrickery and corruption, if Great Britain will help toconceal its crimes. The British are shielding theiragents, the Fed, because they do not wish that systemof robbery to be destroyed here. They wish it to con-tinue for their benefit! By means of it, Great Britainhas become the financial mistress of the world. Shehas regained the position she occupied before theWorld War.

"For several years she has been a silent partner inthe business of the Fed. Under threat of blackmail, orby their bribery, or by their native treachery to thepeople of the United States, the officials in charge ofthe Fed unwisely gave Great Britain immense goldloans running into hundreds of millions of dollars.They did this against the law! Those gold loans werenot single transactions. They gave Great Britain a

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borrowing power in the United States of billions. Shesqueezed billions out of this Country by means of hercontrol of the Fed.

"As soon as the Hoover Moratorium was an-nounced, Great Britain moved to consolidate her gains.After the treacherous signing away of American rightsat the 7-power conference at London in July, 1931,which put the Fed under the control of the Bank ofInternational Settlements, Great Britain began totighten the hangman's noose around the neck of theUnited States.

"She abandoned the gold standard and embarkedupon a campaign of buying up the claims of foreignersagainst the Fed in all parts of the world. She has nowsent her bailiff, Ramsey MacDonald, here to get herwar debt to this country cancelled. But she has a clubin her hands! She has title to the gambling debts whichthe corrupt and dishonest Fed incurred abroad.

"Ramsey MacDonald, the labor party deserter, hascome here to compel the President to sign on thedotted line, and that is what Roosevelt is about to do!Roosevelt will endeavor to conceal the nature of hisaction from the American people. But he will obeythe International Bankers and transfer the war debtthat Great Britain should pay to the American people,to the shoulders of the American taxpayers.

"Mr. Chairman, the bank holiday in the severalStates was brought about by the corrupt and dishonestFed. These institutions manipulated money and credit,and caused the States to order bank holidays.

"These holidays were frame-ups!"They were dress rehearsals for the national-bank

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holiday which Franklin D. Roosevelt promised SirRamsey MacDonald that he would declare.

"There was no national emergency here whenFranklin D. Roosevelt took office excepting the bank-ruptcy of the Fed—a bankruptcy which has been goingon under cover for several years and which has beenconcealed from the people so that the people wouldcontinue to permit their bank deposits and their bankreserves and their gold and the funds of the UnitedStates Treasury to be impounded in these bankruptinstitutions.

"Under cover, the predatory International Bankershave been stealthily transferring the burden of the Feddebts to the people's Treasury and to the people them-selves. They have been using the farms and the homesof the United States to pay for their thievery ! Thatis the only national emergency that there has beenhere since the depression began.

"The week before the bank holiday was declaredin New York State, the deposits in the New York sav-ings banks were greater than the withdrawals. Therewere no runs on New York Banks. There was no needof a bank holiday in New York, or of a national holi-day.

Roosevelt and the International Bankers"Roosevelt did what the International Bankers or-

dered him to do!"Do not deceive yourself, Mr. Chairman, or permit

yourself to be deceived by others into the belief thatRoosevelt's dictatorship is in any way intended tobenefit the people of the United States: he is preparingto sign on the dotted line !

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"He is preparing to cancel the war debts by fraud!"He is preparing to internationalize this Country

and to destroy our Constitution itself in order to keepthe Fed intact as a money institution for foreigners!

"Mr. Chairman, I see no reason why citizens of theUnited States should be terrorized into surrenderingtheir property to the International Bankers who ownand control the Fed. The statement that gold wouldbe taken from its lawful owners if they did not volun-tarily surrender it, to private interests, shows thatthere is an anarchist in our Government.

"The statement that it is necessary for the peopleto give their gold—the only real money—to the banksin order to protect the currency, is a statement of cal-culated dishonesty!

"By his unlawful usurpation of power on the nightof March 5, 1933, and by his proclamation, which inmy opinion was in violation of the Constitution ofthe United States, Roosevelt divorced the currency ofthe United States from gold, and the United Statescurrency is no longer protected by gold. It is there-fore sheer dishonesty to say that the people's gold isneeded to protect the currency.

"Roosevelt ordered the people to give their goldto private interests—that is, to banks, and he took con-trol of the banks so that all the gold and gold valuesin them, or given into them, might be handed over tothe predatory International Bankers who own andcontrol the Fed.

"Roosevelt cast in his lot with the usurers."He agreed to save the corrupt and dishonest Fed

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at the expense of the people of the United States.

"He took advantage of the people's confusion andweariness and spread the dragnet over the UnitedStates to capture everything of value that was left init. He made a great haul for the International Bank-ers.

"The Prime Minister of England came here formoney! He came here to collect cash!

"He came here with Fed Currency and other claimsagainst the Fed which England had bought up in allparts of the world. And he has presented them forredemption in gold.

"Mr. Chairman, I am in favor of compelling theFed to pay their own debts. I see no reason why thegeneral public should be forced to pay the gamblingdebts of the International Bankers.

Roosevelt Seizes the Gold"By his action in closing the banks of the United

States, Roosevelt seized the gold value of forty bil-lions or more of bank deposits in the United Statesbanks. Those deposits were deposits of gold values.By his action he has rendered them payable to thedepositors in paper only, if payable at all, and thepaper money he proposes to pay out to bank deposi-tors and to the people generally in lieu of their hardearned gold values in itself, and being based on noth-ing into which the people can convert it the said papermoney is of negligible value altogether.

"It is the money of slaves, not of free men. If thepeople of the United States permit it to be imposedupon them at the will of their credit masters, the nextstep in their downward progress will be their accept-

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ance of orders on company stores for what they eatand wear. Their case will be similar to that of starv-ing coal miners. They, too, will be paid with orderson Company stores for food and clothing, both of in-different quality and be forced to live in Company-owned houses from which they may be evicted at thedrop of a hat. More of them will be forced into con-script labor camps under supervision.

"At noon on the 4th of March, 1933, FDR, withhis hand on the Bible, took an oath to preserve, pro-tect and defend the Constitution of the U.S. At mid-night on the 5th of March, 1933, he confiscated theproperty of American citizens. He took the currencyof the United States off the gold standard of value.He repudiated the internal debt of the Government toits own citizens. He destroyed the value of the Ameri-can dollar. He released, or endeavored to release, theFed from their contractual liability to redeem Fedcurrency in gold or lawful money on a parity withgold. He depreciated the value of the national cur-rency.

"The people of the U.S. are now using unredeem-able paper slips for money. The Treasury cannot re-deem that paper in gold or silver. The gold and sil-ver of the Treasury has unlawfully been given to thecorrupt and dishonest Fed. And the Administrationhas since had the effrontery to raid the country formore gold for the private interests by telling our pa-triotic citizens that their gold is needed to protectthe currency.

"It is not being used to protect the currency! It isbeing used to protect the corrupt and dishonest Fed.

"The directors of these institutions have commit-

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ted criminal offense against the United States Govern-ment, including the offense of making false entries ontheir books, and the still more serious offense of un-lawfully abstracting funds from the United StatesTreasury!

"Roosevelt's gold raid is intended to help them outof the pit they dug for themselves when they gambledaway the wealth and savings of the American people.

Dictatorship"The International Bankers set up a dictatorship

here because they wanted a dictator who would protectthem. They wanted a dictator who would issue a proc-lamation giving the Fed an absolute and uncondi-tional release from their special currency in gold, orlawful money of any Fed Bank.

"Has Roosevelt released any other class of debtorsin this country from the necessity of paying theirdebts? Has he made a proclamation telling the farm-ers that they need not pay their mortgages? Has hemade a proclamation to the effect that mothers ofstarving children need not pay their milk bills? Hashe made a proclamation relieving householders fromthe necessity of paying rent?

Roosevelt's Two Kinds of Laws"Not he! He has issued one kind of proclamation

only, and that is a proclamation to relieve interna-tional bankers and the foreign debtors of the UnitedStates Government.

"Mr. Chairman, the gold in the banks of this coun-try belongs to the American people who have papermoney contracts for it in the form of national cur-rency. If the Fed cannot keep their contracts with

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United States citizens to redeem their paper money ingold, or lawful money, then the Fed must be takenover by the United States Government and their offi-cers must be put on trial.

"There must be a day of reckoning. If the Fedhave looted the Treasury so that the Treasury cannotredeem the United States currency for which it is liablein gold, then the Fed must be driven out of the Treas-ury.

"Mr. Chairman, a gold certificate is a warehousereceipt for gold in the Treasury, and the man whohas a gold certificate is the actual owner of a corre-sponding amount of gold stacked in the Treasury sub-ject to his order.

"Now comes Roosevelt who seeks to render themoney of the United States worthless by unlawfullyproclaiming that it may Not be converted into goldat the will of the holder.

"Roosevelt's next haul for the International Bank-ers was the reduction in the pay of all Federal em-ployees.

"Next in order are the veterans of all wars, manyof whom are aged and infirm, and others sick and dis-abled. These men had their lives adjusted for themby acts of Congress determining the amounts of thepensions, and, while it is meant that every citizenshould sacrifice himself for the good of the UnitedStates, I see no reason why those poor people, theseaged Civil War Veterans and war widows and half-starved veterans of the World War, should be com-pelled to give up their pensions for the financial bene-fit of the International vultures who have looted the

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Treasury, bankrupted the country and traitorously de-livered the United States to a foreign foe.

"There are many ways of raising revenue that arebetter than that barbaric act of injustice.

"Why not collect from the Fed the amount theyowe the U.S. Treasury in interest on all the Fed cur-rency they have taken from the Government? Thatwould put billions of dollars into the U.S. Treasury.

"If FDR is as honest as he pretends to be, he willhave that done immediately. And in addition, why notcompel the Fed to disclose their profits and to paythe Government its share?

"Until this is done, it is rank dishonesty to talk ofmaintaining the credit of the U.S. Government.

"My own salary as a member of Congress has beenreduced, and while I am willing to give my part of itthat has been taken away from me to the U.S. Gov-ernment, I regret that the U.S. has suffered itself to bebrought so low by the vultures and crooks who areoperating the roulette wheels and faro tables in theFed, that is now obliged to throw itself on the mercyof its legislators and charwomen, its clerks, and itspoor pensioners and to take money out of our pocketsto make good the defalcations of the InternationalBankers who were placed in control of the Treasuryand given the monopoly of U.S. Currency by the mis-begotten Fed.

"I am well aware that the International Bankerswho drive up to the door of the United States Treas-ury in their limousines, look down with scorn uponmembers of Congress because we work for so little,while they draw millions a year. The difference is that

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we earn, or try to earn, what we get—and they stealthe greater part of their takings.

Enemies of the People They Rob"I do not like to see vivisections performed on hu-

man beings. I do not like to see the American peopleused for experimental purposes by the credit mastersof the United States. They predicted among them-selves that they would be able to produce a conditionhere in which American citizens would be completelyhumbled and left starving and penniless in the streets.

"The fact that they made that assertion while theywere fomenting their conspiracy against the UnitedStates shows, that they like to see a human being, espe-cially an American, stumbling from hunger when hewalks.

"Something should be done about it, they say. Five-cent meals, or something!

"But FDR will not permit the House of Represen-tatives to investigate the condition of the Fed. FDRwill not do that. He has certain International Bank-ers to serve. They now look to him as the man HigherUp who will protect them from the just wrath of anoutraged people.

"The International Bankers have always hated ourpensioners. A man with a small pension is a ward ofthe Government. He is not dependent upon them fora salary or wages. They cannot control him. Theydo not like him. It gave them great pleasure, there-fore, to slash the veterans.

"But FDR will never do anything to embarrass hisfinancial supporters. He will cover up the crimes ofthe Fed.

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"Before he was elected, Mr. Roosevelt advocated areturn to the earlier practices of the Fed, thus ad-mitting its corruptness. The Democratic platform ad-vocated a change in the personnel of the Fed. Thesewere campaign bait. As a prominent Democrat latelyremarked to me:—'There is no new deal. The sameold crowd is in control.'

"The claims of foreign creditors of the Fed haveno validity in law. The foreign creditors were the re-ceivers—and the willing receivers—of stolen goods!They have received through their banking fences im-mense amounts of currency, and that currency was un-lawfully taken from the United States Treasury bythe Fed.

"England discovered the irregularities of the Fedquite early in its operations and through fear, appar-ently, the Fed have for years suffered themselves tobe blackmailed and dragooned into permitting Eng-land to share in the business of the Fed.

"The Fed have unlawfully taken many millions ofdollars of the public credit of the United States andhave given it to foreign sellers on the security of theDebt paper of foreign buyers in purely foreign trans-actions, and when the foreign buyers refused to meettheir obligations and the Fed saw no honest way ofgetting the stolen goods back into their possession,they decided by control of the executive to make theAmerican people pay their losses!

Conspiracy of War Debts"They likewise entered into a conspiracy to deprive

the people of the U.S. of their title to the war debtsand not being able to do that in the way they intended,they are now engaged in an effort to debase the Ameri-

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can dollar so that foreign governments will have theirdebts to this country cut in two, and then by means ofother vicious underhanded arrangements, they pro-pose to remit the remainder.

"So far as the U.S. is concerned, the gamblingcounters have no legal standing. The U.S. Treasurycannot be compelled to make good the gambling ven-tures of the corrupt and dishonest Fed. Still lessshould the bank deposits of the U.S. be used for thatpurpose. Still less should the national currency havebeen made irredeemable in gold so that the gold whichwas massed and stored to redeem the currency forAmerican citizens may be used to pay the gamblingdebts of the Fed for England's benefit.

"The American people should have their gold intheir own possession where it cannot be held undersecret agreement for any foreign control bank, orworld bank, or foreign nation. Our own citizens havethe prior claim to it. The paper money they have intheir possession deserves redemption far more thanU.S. currency and credit which was stolen from theU.S. Treasury and bootlegged abroad.

"Why should the foreigners be made preferredcreditors of the bankrupt U.S.? Why should the U.S.be treated as bankrupt at all? This Government hasimmense sums due it from the Fed. The directors ofthese institutions are men of great wealth. Why shouldthe guilty escape the consequences of their misdeeds?Why should the people of these U.S. surrender thevalue of their gold bank deposits to pay off the gam-bling debts of these bankers? Why should Rooseveltpromise foreigners that the U.S. will play the part ofa good neighbor, 'meeting its obligations'?

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"Let the Fed meet their own obligations."Every member of the Fed should be compelled to

disgorge, and every acceptance banker and every dis-count corporation which has made illegal profits bymeans of public credit unlawfully bootlegged out ofthe U.S. Treasury and hired out by the crooks andvultures of the Fed should be compelled to disgorge.

Federal Reserve Pays No Taxes"Gambling debts due to foreign receivers of stolen

goods should not be paid by sacrificing our title to ourwar debts, the assets of the U.S. Treasury—which be-long to all the people of the U.S. and which it is ourduty to preserve inviolate in the people's treasury.

"The U.S. Treasury cannot be made liable for them.The Fed currency must be redeemed by the Fed banksor else these Fed banks must be liquidated.

"We know from assertions made here by the Hon.John N. Garner, Vice-President of the U.S., that thereis a condition in the U.S. Treasury which would causeAmerican citizens, if they knew what it was, to loseall confidence in their government.

"That is a condition that Roosevelt will not haveinvestigated. He has brought with him from WallStreet, James Warburg, the son of Paul M. Warburg.Mr. Warburg is the head of the Bank of ManhattanCompany. Mr. Warburg, alien born, and the son ofan alien who did not become naturalized here untilseveral years after this Warburg's birth, is a son ofa former partner of Kuhn, Loeb and Co., a grandsonof another partner, a nephew of a former partner, anda nephew of a present partner.

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"He holds no office in our Government, but I amtold that he is in daily attendance at the Treasury, andthat he has private quarters there! In other words,Mr. Chairman, Kuhn, Loeb and Company now con-trol and occupy the U.S. Treasury.

Preferred Treatment for Foreigners"The text of the Executive order which seems to

place an embargo on shipments of gold permits theSecretary of the Treasury, a former director of theFed of New York, the practices of which have beencorrupt, to issue licenses at his discretion for the ex-port of gold coin, or bullion, earmarked or held intrust for a recognized foreign government or foreigncentral bank for international settlement. Now, Mr.Chairman, if gold held in trust for those foreign in-stitutions may be sent to them, I see no reason whygold held in trust for Americans as evidenced by theirgold certificates and other currency issued by the U.S.Government should not be paid to them.

"I think that American citizens should be entitledto treatment at least as good as that which the pres-ent administration is extending to foreign govern-ments, foreign central banks, and the bank of Inter-national Settlements. I think a veteran of the worldwar, with a $20.00 gold certificate, is at least as muchentitled to receive his own gold for it, as any interna-tional banker in the city of New York or London.

"By the terms of this executive order, gold maybe exported if it is actually required, for the fulfill-ment of any contract entered into prior to the date ofthis order by an applicant who, in obedience to theexecutive order of April 5, 1933, has delivered goldcoin, gold bullion, or gold certificates.

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"This means that gold may be exported to pay theobligations abroad of the Fed which were incurredprior to the date of the order, namely, April 20, 1933.

"If a European Bank should send 100,000,000 dol-lars in Fed currency to a bank in this country for re-demption, that bank could easily ship gold to Europein exchange for that currency. Such Fed currencywould represent "contracts" entered into prior to thedate of the order. If the Bank of International Set-tlements or any other foreign bank holding any of thepresent gambling debt paper of the Fed should drawa draft for the settlement of such obligation, goldwould be shipped to them because the debt contractwould have been entered into prior to the date oforder.

Crimes and Criminals"Mr. Speaker, I rise to a question of constitutional

privilege."Whereas, I charge . . . Eugene Meyer, Roy A.

Young, Edmund Platt, Eugene B. Black, AdolphCasper Miller, Charles S. Hamlin, George R. James,Andrew W. Mellon, Ogden L. Mills, William H.Woodin, John W. Poole, J. F. T. O'Connor, membersof the Federal Reserve Board; F. H. Curtis, J. H.Chane, R. L. Austin, George De Camp, L. B. Wil-liams, W. W. Hoxton, Oscar Newton, E. M. Stevens,J. S. Wood, J. N. Payton, M. L. McClure, C. C.Walsh, Isaac B. Newton, Federal Reserve Agents,jointly and severally, with violations of the Constitu-tion and laws of the United States, and whereas Icharge them with having taken funds from the U.S.

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Treasury which were not appropriated by the Con-gress of the United States, and I charge them withhaving unlawfully taken over $80,000,000,000 fromthe U.S.. Government in the year 1928, the said un-lawful taking consisting of the unlawful creation ofclaims against the U.S. Treasury to the extent of over$80,000,000,000 in the year 1928; and I charge themwith similar thefts committed in 1929, 1930, 1931,1932 and 1933, and in years previous to 1928, amount-ing to billions of dollars; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally withhaving unlawfully created claims against the U.S.Treasury by unlawfully placing U.S. Governmentcredit in specific amounts to the credit of foreign gov-ernments and foreign central banks of issue; privateinterests and commercial and private banks of theU.S. and foreign countries, and branches of foreignbanks doing business in the U.S., to the extent of bil-lions of dollars; and with having made unlawful con-tracts in the name of the U.S. Government and theU.S. Treasury; and with having made false entries onbooks of account; and

"Whereas I charge them jointly and severally, withhaving taken Fed Notes from the U.S. Treasury andwith having issued Fed Notes and with having putFed Notes into circulation without obeying the manda-tory provision of the Fed Act which requires the FedBoard to fix an interest rate on all issues of Fed Notessupplied to Fed Banks, the interest resulting therefromto be paid by the Fed Banks to the Government ofthe U.S. for the use of the Fed Notes, and I chargethem of having defrauded the U.S. Government andthe people of the U.S. of billions of dollars by thecommission of this crime, and

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"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving purchased U.S. Government securities withU.S. Government credit unlawfully taken and withhaving sold the said U.S. Government securities backto the people of the U.S. for gold or gold values andwith having again purchased U.S. Government securi-ties with U.S. Government credit unlawfully taken andwith having again sold the said U.S. Government se-curity for gold or gold values, and I charge them withhaving defrauded the U.S. Government and the peo-ple of the U.S. by this rotary process; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving unlawfully negotiated U.S. Government securi-ties, upon which the Government liability was extin-guished, as collateral security for Fed Notes and withhaving substituted such securities for gold which wasbeing held as collateral security for Fed Notes, andwith having by the process defrauded the U.S. Gov-ernment and the people of the U.S., and I charge themwith the theft of all the gold and currency they ob-tained by this process; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving unlawfully issued Fed currency on false, worth-less and fictitious acceptances and other circulating evi-dence of debt, and with having made unlawful ad-vances of Fed currency, and with having unlawfullypermitted renewals of acceptances and renewals ofother circulating evidences of debt, and with havingpermitted acceptance bankers and discount dealer cor-porations and other private bankers to violate thebanking laws of the U.S.; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving conspired to have evidences of debt to the ex-

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tent of $1,000,000,000 artificially created at the endof February, 1933, and early in March 1933, andwith having made unlawful issues and advances of Fedcurrency on the security of said artificially created evi-dences of debt for a sinister purpose, and with havingassisted in the execution of said sinister purpose; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving brought about a repudiation of the currencyobligations of the Fed Banks to the people of theU.S., and with having conspired to obtain a releasefor the Fed Board and the Fed Banks from their con-tractual liability to redeem all Fed currency in goldor lawful money at the Fed Bank and with havingdefrauded the holders of Fed currency, and with hav-ing conspired to have the debts and losses of the FedBoard and the Fed Banks unlawfully transferred tothe Government and the people of the U.S., and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving unlawfully substituted Fed currency and otherirredeemable paper currency for gold in the hands ofthe people after the decision to repudiate the Fed cur-rency and the national currency was made known tothem, and with thus having obtained money underfalse pretenses; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving brought about a repudiation of the nationalcurrency of the U.S. in order that the gold value ofthe said currency might be given to private interests,foreign governments, foreign central banks of issues,and the Bank of International Settlements, and thepeople of the U.S. to be left without gold or lawfulmoney and with no currency other than a paper cur-rency irredeemable in gold, and I charge them with

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having done this for the benefit of private interests,foreign governments, foreign central banks of issue,and the bank of International Settlements; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withconniving with the Edge Law banks, and other EdgeLaw institutions, accepting banks, and discount corpo-rations, foreign central banks of issue, foreign com-mercial banks, foreign corporations, and foreign indi-viduals with funds unlawfully taken from the U.S.Treasury; and I charge them with having unlawfullypermitted and made possible 'new financing' for for-eigners at the expense of the U.S. Treasury to the ex-tent of billions of dollars and with having unlawfullypermitted and made possible the bringing into theUnited States of immense quantities of foreign securi-ties, created in foreign countries for export to theU.S. and with having unlawfully permitted the saidforeign securities to be imported into the U.S. insteadof gold, which was lawfully due to the U.S. on tradebalances and otherwise, and with having lawfully per-mitted and facilitated the sale of the said foreign se-curities in the U.S., and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving unlawfully exported U.S. coins and currencyfor a sinister purpose, and with having deprived thepeople of the U.S. of their lawful circulating mediumof exchange, and I charge them with having arbitra-rily and unlawfully reduced the amount of money andcurrency in circulation in the U.S. to the lowest rateper capita in the history of the Government, so thatthe great mass of the people have been left without asufficient medium of exchange, and I charge them withconcealment and evasion in refusing to make knownthe amount of U.S. money in coins and paper cur-

BY HON. LOUIS T. McFADDEN, 1934 47

rency exported and the amount remaining in the U.S.as a result of which refusal the Congress of the U.S.is unable to ascertain where the U.S. coins and issuesof currency are at the present time, and what amountof U.S. currency is now held abroad; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving arbitrarily and unlawfully raised and loweredthe rates of money and with having arbitrarily in-creased and diminished the volume of currency in cir-culation for the benefit of private interests at the ex-pense of the Government and the people of the U.S.and with having unlawfully manipulated money rates,wages, salaries and property values both real and per-sonal, in the U.S., by unlawful operations in the opendiscount market and by resale and repurchase agree-ments unsanctioned by law, and

"Whereas I charge them jointly and severally, withhaving brought about the decline in prices on the NewYork Stock Exchange and other exchanges in October,1929, by unlawful manipulation of money rates andthe volume of U.S. money and currency in circula-tion: by theft of funds from the U.S. Treasury bygambling in acceptances and U.S. Government securi-ties; by service rendered to foreign and domestic spec-ulators and politicians, and by unlawful sale of U.S.gold reserves abroad, and whereas I charge that theunconstitutional inflation law imbedded in the so-called Farm Relief Act by which the Fed Banks aregiven permission to buy U.S. Government securitiesto the extent of $3,000,000,000 and to draw forthcurrency from the people's Treasury to the extent of$3,000,000,000 is likely to result in connivance on thepart of said accused with others in the purchase by theFed of the U.S. Government securities to the extent

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of $3,000,000,000 with U.S. Government's own creditunlawfully taken,—it being obvious that the Fed donot intend to pay anything of value to the U.S. Gov-ernment for the said U.S. Government securities—noprovision for payment in gold or lawful money ap-pearing in the so-called Farm Relief Bill—and theU.S. Government will thus be placed in a position ofconferring a gift of $3,000,000,000 in the U.S. Gov-ernment securities on the Fed to enable them to paymore on their bad debts to foreign governments, for-eign central banks of issue, private interests, and pri-vate and commercial banks, both foreign and domestic,and the Bank of International Settlements, andwhereas the U.S. Government will thus go into debtto the extent of $3,000,000,000 and will then have anadditional claim for $3,000,000,000 in currency un-lawfully created against it and whereas no private in-terest should be permitted to buy U.S. Governmentsecurities with the Government's own credit unlawfullytaken and whereas currency should not be issued forthe benefit of said private interests or any interests onU.S. Government securities so acquired, and whereasit has been publicly stated and not denied that the in-flation amendment of the Farm Relief Act is the mat-ter of benefit which was secured by Ramsey MacDon-ald, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, upon theoccasion of his latest visit to the White House andU.S. Treasury, and whereas there is grave danger thatthe accused will employ the provision creating U.S.Government securities to the extent of $3,000,000,-000 and three millions in currency to be issuable there-upon for the benefit of themselves and their foreignprincipals, and that they will convert the currency soobtained to the uses of Great Britain by secret ar-rangements with the Bank of England of which they

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are the agents, and for which they maintain an accountand perform services at the expense of the U.S. Treas-ury, and that they will likewise confer benefits uponthe Bank of International Settlements for which theymaintain an account and perform services at the ex-pense of the U.S. Treasury; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving concealed the insolvency of the Fed and withhaving failed to report the insolvency of the Fed tothe Congress and with having conspired to have thesaid insolvent institutions continue in operation, andwith having permitted the said insolvent institutionsto receive U.S. Government funds and other deposits,and with having permitted them to exercise controlover the gold reserves of the U.S. and with having per-mitted them to transfer upward of $100,000,000,000of their debts and losses to the general public and theGovernment of the U.S., and with having permittedforeign debts of the Fed to be paid with the property,the savings, the wages, and the salaries of the peopleof the U.S., and with the farms and the homes of theAmerican people, and whereas I charge them withforcing the bad debts of the Fed upon the general pub-lic covertly and dishonestly and with taking the generalwealth and savings of the people of the U.S. underfalse pretenses, to pay the debts of the Fed to for-eigners; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withviolations of the Fed Act and other laws; with malad-ministration of the Fed Act; and with evasions of theFed Law and other laws; and with having unlawfullyfailed to report violations of law on the part of theFed Banks which, if known, would have caused theFed Banks to lose their charters, and

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"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withfailure to protect and maintain the gold reserves andthe gold stock and gold coinage of the U.S. and withhaving sold the gold reserves of the U.S. to foreignGovernments, foreign central banks of issue, foreigncommercial and private banks, and other foreign in-stitutions and individuals at a profit to themselves, andI charge them with having sold gold reserves of theU.S. so that between 1924 and 1928 the U.S. gainedno gold on net account but suffered a decline in its per-centage of central gold reserves from 45.9 percent in1924 to 37.5 percent in 1928 notwithstanding the factthat the U.S. had a favorable balance of tradethroughout that period, and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving conspired to concentrate U.S. Government se-curities and thus the national debt of the U.S. in thehands of foreigners and international money lendersand with having conspired to transfer to foreignersand international money lenders title to and control ofthe financial resources of the U.S.; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving fictitiously paid installments on the nationaldebt with Government credit unlawfully taken; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withthe loss of the U.S. Government funds intrusted totheir care; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving destroyed independent banks in the U.S. andwith having thereby caused losses amounting to bil-lions of dollars to the depositors of the said banks,and to the general public of the U.S., and

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"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withthe failure to furnish true reports of the business op-erations and the true conditions of the Fed to the Con-gress and the people, and having furnished false andmisleading reports to the Congress of the U.S., and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving published false and misleading propaganda in-tended to deceive the American people and to causethe U.S. to lose its independence; and

"Whereas I charge them jointly and severally, withunlawfully allowing Great Britain to share in the prof-its of the Fed at the expense of the Government andthe people of the U.S.; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving entered into secret agreements and illegaltransactions with Montague Norman, Governor of theBank of England; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withswindling the U.S. Treasury and the people of theU.S. in pretending to have received payment fromGreat Britain of the amount due on the British wardebt to the U.S. in December, 1932; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving conspired with their foreign principals andothers to defraud the U.S. Government and to preventthe people of the U.S. from receiving payment of thewar debts due to the U.S. from foreign nations; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withhaving robbed the U.S. Government and the peopleof the U.S. by their theft and sale of the gold reservesof the U.S. and other unlawful transactions, and withhaving created a deficit in the U.S. Treasury, which

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has necessitated to a large extent the destruction ofour national defense and the reduction of the U.S.Army and the U.S. Navy and other branches of thenational defense; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, ofhaving reduced the U.S. from a first class power toone that is dependent, and with having reduced theU.S. from a rich and powerful nation to one that isinternationally poor; and

"Whereas I charge them, jointly and severally, withthe crime of having treasonably conspired and actedagainst the peace and security of the U.S. and withhaving treasonably conspired to destroy constitutionalGovernment in the U.S.

"Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciaryis authorized and directed as a whole or by subcom-mittee, to investigate the official conduct of the Fedagents to determine whether, in the opinion of thesaid committee, they have been guilty of any highcrime or misdemeanor which in the contemplation ofthe Constitution requires the interposition of the Con-stitutional powers of the House. Such Committee shallreport its findings to the House, together with suchresolution or resolutions of impeachment or other rec-ommendationsas it deems proper.

"For the purposes of this resolution the Committeeis authorized to sit and act during the present Con-gress at such times and places in the District of Colum-bia or elsewhere, whether or not the House is sitting,has recessed or has adjourned, to hold such clerical,stenographic, and other assistants, to require the at-tendance of such witnesses and the production of suchbooks, papers, and documents, to take such testimony,

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to have such printing and binding done, and to makesuch expenditures as it deems necessary."

After some discussion and upon the motion of Mr.Byrns, the resolution and charge was referred to theCommittee on the Judiciary.

"Attacks on McFadden's Life Reported"Commenting on Former Congressman Louis T.

McFadden's "heart-failure sudden-death" on Oct. 3,1936, after a "dose" of "intestinal flu," "Pelley'sWeekly" of Oct. 14 says:

"Now that this sterling American patriot has madethe Passing, it can be revealed that not long after hispublic utterance against the encroaching powers ofJudah, it became known among his intimates that hehad suffered two attacks against his life. The firstattack came in the form of two revolver shots firedat him from ambush as he was alighting from a cab infront of one of the Capital hotels. Fortunately bothshots missed him, the bullets burying themselves in thestructure of the cab.

"He became violently ill after partaking of food ata political banquet at Washington. His life was onlysaved from what was subsequently announced as apoisoning by the presence of a physician friend at thebanquet, who at once procured a stomach pump andsubjected the Congressman to emergency treatment."

/a/ ROBERT EDWARD EDMONDSON(Publicist-Economist)

New York, October 14, 1963.

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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York re-ports in January, 1962, greatly expanded tradein their "acceptance" securities market.

This market had already bankrupted the Na-tion in the 1930's, said Congressman McFadden.After bankruptcy comes the Referee, or DICTA-TOR!

President Andrew Jackson to the Bankers, 1811:"You are a den of vipers and thieves. I intend to rout

you out, and by the eternal God, I will rout you out."

"Now's the day and now's the hour;See the front o' battle lour.

Liberty's in every blow!Let us do or die."

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INDEX

Acceptance racket costing the American people $90 billionsyearly, 17

American Government made responsible to pay debts of oneforeigner to another, 13

Anti-hoarding campaign, 23Asset currency forced on the U.S., 10

Baltimore & Ohio R.R. asks for loan, 22Bankers' acceptance racket, 17Banks gambling $13 billions of the people's money & credit

yearly, 19Bankers hate pensioners, 37Bank holiday declared by Roosevelt, 30Bankruptcy of the U.S., 28Britain now financial mistress of the world, 28British shielding the Fed, 28British shielding robbery, 28

Children the new slaves, 9Colonel Mandel House betrays America, 5Company stores, 33Concealing crimes and criminals, 24Country ravaged and laid waste, 8Criminals and their crimes, 42-52Criminal offense against the Government, 34

Deceivers are traitors, 24Dynamite for Japan at America's expense, 12

Evading tax on circulation, 9European origin of the Fed, 7

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Federal Reserve corrupt, 3not government institution, 4twelve branches, 4currency unsound, 10has usurped the government, 24conspires to take away people's title to war debts, 38debts transferred to the people by Roosevelt, 30pool of American confiscated bank deposits, 14

Forcing small banks to buy stock, 12Foreign and domestic swindlers, 4Faithless government officials, 27Fiat money and Mr. Mills of the Treasury, 23Financing beans for Japan, 13

distilleries in Europe, 12German brewers, 12

Financial pirates, 4Financed Trotsky in promoting Russian Revolution, 5Finding the securities put-up for Fed loans, 15Five-cent meals for the people, 37

Gambling counters have no legal standing, 39German exports to South America paid for by U.S. before

shipment, 13Granting gift of $7 millions to every member of the Federal

Reserve yearly, 18Greatest crime in history, 27Great depression brought on by evil practices of the Fed, 8Great Britain, partner in blackmail, 28Great haul for the International Bankers, 32Gold standard abandoned by Britain, 29Government in the banking business as never before, 8Government liable for debts of individuals and corporations in

foreign lands, 10responsible for Federal Reserve notes issued by the Fed, 10the backer of bootleggers, smugglers, speculators and

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swindlers in all parts of the world, 8

Highly dangerous powers of the Federal Reserve law, 7Horrors of the dishonest Fed, 6Hypocrisy of the embargo on the shipment of gold, 41

Immense gold loans to Great Britain, 28Impractical, cumbersome machinery of the Fed, 9International Bankers, enemies of the people they rob, 37International propagandists, 4Internationalists spend half million dollars to get the Federal

Reserve law through Congress, 7Ivar Krueger, match king, 20

Killing our favorable trade balance, 14King's bank, a worm-eaten fraudulent institution, 5Kuhn, Loeb & Co. take over the U.S. Treasury, 41

send a partner to run the Fed, 10

Money for Scotch distillers, 11of Fed the money of slaves — not free men, 32

Nature of the Ivar Krueger Swindle, 21

Oakland County, Michigan, has bankrupt sale of 71,000 homesand farms, 9

Our gold sent to Germany, 16Old struggle of Jackson's time, 27One law for bankers — another for Veterans, 22

Paying bootleggers' bills, 12Paying no income taxes, 20Peddling our government's credit, 21People's gold wrongfully and illegally taken, 31People's right to know, 16Predatory interests of the centuries, 6President Hoover's friend (Ivar Krueger), 20President Jackson's battle with the bankers, 6

58 INDEX

Promoted separate peace between Germany and Russia, WorldWar I, 5

Public credit of the U.S. used all over the world at our risk, 13

Raising money for Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 22Ramsay MacDonald, labor party deserter, 29Redeeming bad debts of the Fed, 22Re-discounting, 19Repeal the Fed, 27Resolution for audit of the Fed, 24Return to the Constitution, 27Roosevelt casts his lot with the usurers and money changers, 31

destroyed the value of the American dollar, 33dictatorship, 30prepares to destroy the Constitution, 31reduces the pay of Federal employees, 35releases bankers from debts and charge the people instead,

34servant of International Bankers, 30his two kinds of laws, 34will not permit the Congress to investigate the condition

of the Fed, 37

Shortage of actual money, 9Senator Aldrich's bill used in the Federal Reserve law, 7

Carter Glass gets his name on the bill, 7Lodge of Massachusetts opposes the bill, 7Root denounces the Fed, 9

Spurious securities for good U.S. funds, 15State boundaries should be respected in connection with State

funds, 27Throwing Veterans off B. & O. freight cars, 22Traitorous and dishonest officials, 6Trotsky breaks up Russian homes with American funds, 5Twelve private money trusts, 11Two-named paper wrecked every country where tried, 6

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U.S. being ransacked and pillaged, 14Unlawful usurpation of power by Roosevelt, in bank holiday,

March 5, 1933, 31

Wealth of U.S. exported to foreign countries with a profit tothe Fed, 26

We need to destroy the Fed, 15Wilson administration establishes the worm-eaten King's

bank, 5World enslavement planned, 26World riff-raff operating on the public credit of the U.S., 8

"Freedom must be won anew each generation''

From

To

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York,reports, January, 1962, greatly expandedactivity in their "acceptance" securitiesmarket.

This market had already bankrupted theNation in the 1930's. After bankruptcyconies the Referee or DICTATOR!