Sorry, I meant the panic of 1907. I know who created the Fed and the powers that be who are behind it, that’s common knowledge for anyone who’s gone down this rabbit hole at all. But how did JP Morgan (and I’m assuming other bankers were in on this, too) artificially create the panic?
One moment, I'm sure I'm definitely 'red flagged' as an extremist for this but I did a ten page college paper on the Fed and I gotta look at it to find the source, I wrote it like two years ago but I have a long reference sheet with sources. My research all came from college online libraries. I got a 98 on the paper lol. I love history, true history that is. Was interesting that I could find everything I did there.
Ok here it is. 'None Dare Call it Conspiracy' by Allen, G. (1972) pub. by The Concord Press.
Don't skip the first quote from my favorite, Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. who was a prominent congressman at the time who fervently opposed the creation of the Fed. His poor grandkid was kidnapped and never found. Anyway, hit 'Find in Page' and search for '1907', I'd begin reading from the top of the large paragraph that first contains '1907'. Also, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to look into this more in depth. Here's the link:
http://www.kamron.com/none_dare_call_it_conspiracy.html
Sorry, I meant the panic of 1907. I know who created the Fed and the powers that be who are behind it, that’s common knowledge for anyone who’s gone down this rabbit hole at all. But how did JP Morgan (and I’m assuming other bankers were in on this, too) artificially create the panic?
One moment, I'm sure I'm definitely 'red flagged' as an extremist for this but I did a ten page college paper on the Fed and I gotta look at it to find the source, I wrote it like two years ago but I have a long reference sheet with sources. My research all came from college online libraries. I got a 98 on the paper lol. I love history, true history that is. Was interesting that I could find everything I did there.
Ok here it is. 'None Dare Call it Conspiracy' by Allen, G. (1972) pub. by The Concord Press. Don't skip the first quote from my favorite, Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. who was a prominent congressman at the time who fervently opposed the creation of the Fed. His poor grandkid was kidnapped and never found. Anyway, hit 'Find in Page' and search for '1907', I'd begin reading from the top of the large paragraph that first contains '1907'. Also, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to look into this more in depth. Here's the link: http://www.kamron.com/none_dare_call_it_conspiracy.html