Slay the heart of the Beast, Abolish the Federal Reserve. Here's how.

[FrankRep]

Slay the heart of the Beast, Abolish the Federal Reserve.

After reviewing "The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve (http://www.spielbauer.com/Jekyll.mp3)", it is now clear the Federal Reserve is the source of where the International Bankers get their limitless power and influence.

How is the Federal Reserve the heart of the beast? I encourage you to listen to this presentation on the Federal Reserve given by G. Edward Griffin. Right click here (http://www.spielbauer.com/Jekyll.mp3) and save it to listen to the MP3.


How do we defeat the Federal Reserve?

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Support the Abolition of the Federal Reserve System!
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This is the battle of our generation ladies and gentlemen. We have a chance to free the future generations with our actions. Please email congress and stress your concern about this banking cartel they call the Federal Reserve.

[kigol]

thanks

[FrankRep]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1683522057493617857


Jim Rogers: Abolish the Federal Reserve!

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Bump.

[FrankRep]

Digg: How the Federal Reserve works

http://digg.com/business_finance/How_the_Federal_Reserve_works

[Deborah K]

This would be a very good start to ending this madness! Thank you!

[ThePieSwindler]

Ron paul's idea is alot better - allow private money to compete. Simply doing way with the federal reserve is bad, because government will probably botch any sort of self-created transition, and make things worse. For all its ills, the Federal reserve does provide some stability compared to what a unilateral hard gold standard would (meaning if we were the only country to go on say, a gold standard. If every major economy went on it, it would work alot better.)

Note: Ron Paul doesn't necessarily advocate a hard gold standard. He has at some points, but as far as actual policy implementation, he has been most supportive of private currency as a means of supplanting the fed, and eventually phasing it out. I like this idea alot, and it was posited in depth by Hayek.