All The Presidents ' Bankers

Nomi Prins

052014
Lb book

4 Haaa heres a good one. He talks of bribing Senators and says "today its called campaign finance."

The book opens with the Federal rescue of the gamblers on Wall Steet. No not in 2008, a century eadlier in 1907 when the Federal Government handed over 38 million dollars to JP Morgan itrest free to invest as he saw fit. The gamblers were saved and the country was crushed. Meanwhile JP morgan got all the credit when in reality it was taxpayer largess that once again saved the day. Its good to see we haven't learned a thing in 100 years.  It's still the same today they dance and we pay the fiddler.

23 Here's Jekyll Island, or more appropriately,  Jackals' Island as it was taken over by the rich. And what better place to gather tovether all the country's r8ch men to create their futures on our backs. There was even reprezentation of old.money there.  Paul Warburg was there crom Kuhn, Loeb speaking for the Rothschild interest in the "banking" scheme.

27 Woodrow Wilson vents his spleen at the corrupt and damndable bankers while secretly being financed by them all along. Our history is full of these occurrences.

34 "1913 was a busy year for leglislation." In February the 16th amendment passes which sets the stage for the other thing to come. With the income tax in place the US taxpayer would now foot the bill  for the Wall Street gamblers when there bets didn't pay off. Later the Federal Reserve act passed and together these two acts would hand the country over to the elite. All the Wilson, funded by these people, would rail against them.

38 The public, as usual, is completely bamboozled.  This bill that is supposed to reign in the money trusts actually give them unlimited power. And just to cement the deal, two of the plans originators are appointed to Federal Reserve banks. Strong gets NY and Warburg gets Washington. The banksds were very happy. The Federal Reserve: it ain't federal nd there ain't no reserve.

34 JP Morgan Jr's number two man Thomas Lamont buys the The Evening Post (isnt that Hamiltons' paper)
With which the banker elite will begin to sway public opinion.

Books:

Other People's Money And How The Bankers Use It
Louis D. Brandeis

The Robber Barons
Matthew Josephson

America's 60 Families
Ferdinand Lundberg

The House of Morgan: An American Banking Dynasty and the Rise of Modern Finance
Ron Chernow

Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr.
Ron Chernow

Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country
William Greider