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Roosevelt's family had been involved in New York banking since the eighteenth
century.
Frederic Delano, FDR's uncle, served on the original Federal Reserve Board.
FDR attended Groton and Harvard, and in the 1920's worked on Wall Street,
sitting on the board of directors of eleven different corporations.
Dall wrote of his father-in-law: "...Most of his thoughts, his political
'ammunition,'...were carefully manufactured for him in advance by the CFR-
One World Money group. Brilliantly... he exploded that prepared 'ammunition'
in the middle of an unsuspecting target, the American people--and thus paid off
and retained his internationalist political support."
Taking America off the gold standard in 1934, FDR opened the way to
unrestrained money supply expansion, decades of inflation--and credit revenues
for banks. Raising gold prices from $20 an ounce to $35, FDR and Treasury
Secretary Henry Morgenthau, Jr. (son of a founding CFR member), gave
international bankers huge profits.
FDR's most remembered program, the New Deal, could only be financed
through heavy borrowing. In effect, those who had caused the Depression
loaned America the money to recover from it. Then, through the National
Recovery Administration, proposed by Bernard Baruch in 1930, they were put
in charge of regulating the economy. FDR appointed Baruch disciple Hugh
Johnson to run the NRA, assisted by CFR member Gerard Swope. With broad
powers to regulate wages, prices, and working conditions, it was, as Herbert
Hoover wrote in his memoirs: "...pure fascism;...merely a remaking of
Mussolini's 'corporate state'..." The Supreme Court eventually ruled the NRA
unconstitutional.
During the FDR years, the Council on Foreign Relations captured the political
life of the U.S. Besides Treasury Secretary Morgenthau, other CFR members
included Secretary of State Edward Stettinus, War Secretary Henry Stimson,
and Assistant Secretary of State Sumner Welles.
Since 1934 almost every United States Secretary of State has been a CFR
member; and ALL Secretaries of War or Defense, from Henry L. Stimson
through Richard Cheney.
The CIA has been under CFR control almost continuously since its creation,
starting with Allen Dulles, founding member of the CFR and brother of