Article taken from "The National Educator", September 1990,
P. 9
By JOHN E. KOVACS, Editor, "The U. S. Patriot News"
"Most Americans, even the college educated, know next to
nothing about our monetary system. They would be surprized
to know that the U. S. Treasury makes 22 1/2 cents on each
quarter it mints, as it only costs 2 1/2 cents to mint this coin.
Similar profits are realized on every other coin (with the
possible exception of the penny) simply because the U. S.,
when minting coins, is simply following its Constitutional
responsibility--the government alone has the right to print or
mint our money. This right cannot be delegated any more
than the right to declare war or collect taxes.
If this is how the Constitution was intended to operate, why
then do we allow a private group of foreign bankers to issue
our currency (which they create out of thin air) and then
"loan" it to the U. S. at perpetual interest, an interest that
cannot be extinguished? Two of our Presidents asked that
same question and look what happened to them. President
Lincoln dared to have the U. S. issue its own greenbacks,
backed with the full faith of the government, and bypassed
the central bankers, avoiding any interest payments to them.
For this patriotic act he was killed by John Wilkes Booth, a
Rothschilds agent and contract killer, who was later spirited
away to England where he lived out his life comfortably on a
pension provided by the Rothschilds bankers. The greenbacks
were immediately stopped and called in and redeemed at a
ridiculous low price set by the central bankers. One point
should be made here: The Rothschild bank financed the North
and the Paris branch of the same bank financed the South,
which is the real reason the Civil War was ignited and allowed
to follow its long, and bloody course. The more Americans
that dies, the more money the Rothschild bankers made.
In our times this control of the issuance of our currency is in
the illegal hands of the Federal Reserve, called the Fed, and
the principal owner of the Fed's "Class A" stock is--you
guessed it--the Rothschild family. The other president brave
enough to oppose the banker barons, whose worth was now in
the trillions, was President John F. Kennedy. This first Catholic
president of our country enjoyed a deep-roots popularity--a
charisma not enjoyed by most presidents. The Kennedy
administration was so confident that it had the support of
most voters that it ignored the Jewish lobby as the Kennedy
brothers (John and Robert, his Attorney General) knew it was
unnecessary to have the complete backing of every Jew in the
U. S.
President Kennedy pledged himself to what was the best for
the trillions, was President John F. Kennedy. This first Catholic
president of our country enjoyed a deep-roots popularity--a
charisma not enjoyed by most presidents. The Kennedy
administration was so confident that it had the support of
most voters that it ignored the Jewish lobby as the Kennedy
brothers (John and Robert, his Attorney General) knew it was
unnecessary to have the complete backing of every Jew in the
U. S.
President Kennedy pledged himself to what was the best for
America and cared not how the greedy bankers of the Fed
felt. JFK, like Lincoln in the 1860's. dared to have the U. S.
Treasury issue U. S. Dollars, not Federal Reserve notes, and
placed them into circulation without paying interest to any
bankers, just as spelled out in the U. S. Constitution.
This alarmed the owners of the Fed like a fifty point tremor on
the Richter Scale. This must cease at once. The Fed bankers
found themselves facing an intolerable situation, one which
defied them and at the same time, one which they could not
publicly complain without letting the cat out of the bag. Any
complaint by the Fed would put it in a very bad light. The
public would soon be aware of the gigantic scam the Fed has
gotten away with since 1913. This scam allowed the Fed to
avoid all income taxes and even audits.
Their response was evident at Dealy Plaza in Dallas."
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