The Greatest Opportunity for America: Now is the Time to Repeal the Federal Reserve Act

The Greatest Opportunity for America:
Now is the Time to Repeal the Federal Reserve Act
NationBuilder, 9/25/08

The $700 billion to $5 trillion bailout plan is the wrong answer. It is Henry Paulson, Ben Bernanke and George Bush's policies based on Keynes that is the cause of the financial crisis. Creating more money out of thin air and destroying the US dollar will only make it worse -- much worse.

Please contact your Senators and Representatives and urge them to vote against any bailout plan. Instead, ask them to create a committee to study inflation and price stability in relation to the policies of the Federal Reserve Corporation.

The committee should then address four key questions:

1. Has the Federal Reserve's monetary policies advanced the CFR's definition of Economic Integration?
2. Did the Congress violate the Constitution when it passed the Federal Reserve Act and Internal Revenue Act on December 23, 1913?
3. Of the total federal income tax paid by year, how much of it was applied to the National Debt held by the private Federal Reserve Corporation?
4. Once the sixth step of Bela Balassa's Theory of Economic Integration is applied to the United States, will our nation transition from a Constitutional Republic that protects the Natural Rights of Sovereign Individuals to a Supranational State the removes Citizenship, Inalienable Rights and the US Constitution in place of a North American citzenship, granted privileges and a North American Constitution?
   

There is no room for the US Constitution in Dr. Robert Pastor's concept of Economic Integration. As the CFR Director for Integration, Dr. Pastor has redefined Sovereignty as "security" and thus the more "safe" you are the more "sovereign" you are in his proposed "North American country".

This concept is preposterous and treasonous. Following the committee's investigation of the Federal Reserve, IRS and CFR, the Congress should repeal the FED and IRS Acts while indicting the executives of the CFR and related institutions for treason -- disloyalty to one's nation, the Constitutional Republic of the United States of America.

Below Jack Cafferty says that he wants to hear what McCain and Obama "have to say about what they're going to do about the problem that the country has". However, the problem is neither McCain nor Obama will mention the Federal Reserve or the CFR's Establishment policies.

Cafferty is right -- a debate is exactly what we need right now and some institution such as CNN should create a Federal Reserve/Keynesianism-themed debate and invite McCain, Obama, McKinney, Nader and Baldwin with Congressman Ron Paul as the moderator.

If McCain or Obama refuse to show up, CNN (or whoever) should air the debate live without them and once and for all show America the true causes and true criminals behind our current financial collapse.