Executive Summary Credit unions began their life with a social good function. This is different than the profit maximization goals of most banks. Introduction What is little discussed is that the banking entities in the US with the highest ratings by their customers are not private banks but credit unions. Credit unions are community banks…
Executive Summary The EU is not what it appears to be. Private banking interests drive the EU to operate as it does. Introduction The EU was marketed as one thing that was supposed to improve the prosperity of a common market. However, in reality, it is a way for private banking interests of the large…
Executive Summary The Federal Reserve is a faux government entity that controls the US and other economies. Introduction The US Federal Reserve or the “Fed,” like nearly all central banks, is not part of the government it creates money for. It pretends to have broader social responsibilities (such as a dual mandate of keeping inflation…
Executive Summary The Second Bank of the United States was created as a private central bank after the American Revolution. Introduction This was the second attempt of the private banking interests to take over US money creation. The foreign ownership was virtually identical to The First Bank of the United States. Study shows that politicians…
Executive Summary The First Bank of the United States was created as a private central bank after the American Revolution. Introduction This was the first attempt of the private banking interests to take over US money creation. Its charter renewal was blocked in party by the efforts of James Madison. Bank’s stockholders were kept secret…
Executive Summary The Bank of England is a central bank that has been a force for domination by private bankers since its inception. Introduction This is a private banking-controlled central bank that masquerades as being controlled by the British government. The Bank of England formed due to King William III needing a loan in 1694…
Executive Summary Fedspeak is an Orwellian method of speaking that seeks to deceive listeners. Introduction The point of Fedspeak is to confuse the audience as to the reality of what the Fed does. For example, Fed Chairman was known as being notorious inscrutable. The term was coined by Ellen Brown.
Executive Summary Britain became involved in a monetary union that connected the Pound to the Deutsche Mark. George Soros took advantage of this mistake by Britain. Introduction Many people have heard that George Soros made a fortune from betting against the British Pound, but the story of how tends to get left out. This quote…
Executive Summary The Money Masters is probably the most important documentary on central banking. Introduction The most important documentary on the history of banking, central banks and how the overall system works. It is liberally quoted in the book The Web of Debt. Produced by Bill Still and Patrick Carmack. Bill Still is the presenter…
Executive Summary The central bank of Guernsey issues the debt free Guernsey pound. Introduction Guernsey is not a country but a British Crown Dependency. However, its banking is separate from the UK — while it uses the same currency, the British Pound, so for monetary purposes, is listed here as a country. Guernsey issued its…