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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: dara who wrote (73567)11/3/2006 9:13:05 AM
From: Zincman  Read Replies (1) of 110194
 
Here is just one of countless others...
Although, one may be splitting hairs in some cases, the overall message of the book it clear and evident and should be studied.

I have read the book, researched the facts and concluded there are always two sides to every coin.

Remember, most authors write books to sell.- plain and simple.

Ed Griffin’s book, Creature From Jekyll Island presented the allegation that the United States Government is involved in the treasonous act of passing its authority to coin money and set the value thereof off to a private corporation, which might be treasonous if it had happened; however, Corp. U.S. is not our government; rather, it is a private corporation; thus, whatever it did with the Federal Reserve Bank was accomplished by a contractual agreement between two separate private corporations. The book also alleges Corp. U.S. and or the Federal Reserve Bank are fraudulently creating money out of nothing; however, the Federal Reserve Bank generates its notes in accord with the agreement between it and Corp. U.S. wherein Corp. U.S. basically rents the Federal Reserve Notes and then Corp. U.S. uses those notes to track internal funding relationships between its agencies. Where no money or instrument of actual value is needed to complete such a transaction tracking processes, no fraud could possibly be therein proven. Whereas, virtually all of the other constructive processes where the book alleges money is being created out of nothing are based on what the feds allegedly do with money and fail to even remotely address money itself, those allegations of money being created out of nothing are also fruitless when compared with the facts.

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