Jekyll Island; Why is it important?

Jekyll Island was a prominent island for wealthy businessmen and elites to conjure during the 1800s up until its purchase by the State of Georgia in 1947.

In reality, Jekyll Island was the all exclusive club for the wealthy. In which, peons such as you and I would never been able to visit during that time period. However, something sinister was bore from the island, and it’s wretched tentacles have to to disembark from this country.

A group of men gathered in Jekyll Island club house, with the goals intact. A way to institute a National Banking system that would only concentrate their own wealth over the long run. These men included Senator Aldrich, Abraham Andrew (Assistant Secretary of the Treasury), Frank Vanderlip (President of Citibank, Rockefeller Intrest), Henry Davidson (JP Morgan), Charles Norton (First National Bank of New York; later merged into Citibank), Benjamin Strong (head of JP Morgan’s Banker’s Trust Company; First Federal Reserve Chairman) and finally Paul Warburg.

Paul Warburg was possibly the most prominent of the men attending this meeting. He understoon how European banking systems worked and was able to show the logistics of this and come up with the plan of the Federal Reserve.

The people in this time period were against the money trust, similar to what we are against today; the banking industry and wallstreet. So had the people known that this secret cabal meeting was going own, and the Federal Reserve Act was to come out of it, it would’ve never passed in the way it did.

With the Money Trust writing and executing the act in secrecy, they were able to protect their interest and user in slavery via “inflation”.

Tomorrows Topic will be on inflation, what it is and how it affects you.