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XXVI.
Mismanaged Currency
"All people are chained down to heavy toil by poverty
more firmly than ever they were chained by slavery and serfdom;
from these, one way and another, they might free themselves,
these could be settled with, but from want they will
never get away."—From Protocol 3.
We now have what is called a "managed currency system,"
with the Rothschild power doing the managing. Make no mistake
about that. If it were possible for the people to do the managing
the Rothschilds would not want that kind of system. We
have had this system since the amendment to the Federal Reserve
Act, which took away the right of the member banks to
convert their "eligible" securities into currency, and invested
the Federal Reserve Board with the discretionary power to issue
money.
It is necessary to the success of this system that we have
a limited quantity of money in circulation, otherwise they
can't manage things; values will find their own level,—as they
did prior to said amendment.
With the exception of a few "elder"-manipulated panics, we
had a prosperous country up to the date of the establishment
of this "managed currency"; we have had the three worst disasters
in the history of our country, since. It was the management
of our currency system that brought them all about, and
that has brought about our present deplorable condition. The
worst of it is, they were all brought about designedly, including
the present Roosevelt debacle.
It is the Rothschild power that has controlled our financial
policy and consequently the welfare of the American people
since the Civil War. We call it "Wall Street" but "Wall Street"
is only the representative of the Rothschild power. The part of
it that is not Jewish is strongly pro-Jewish. Even if that were
not true, no financier has ever yet dared to oppose the mighty
Rothschild power, and no statesman has ever done so except
Abraham Lincoln, and he was murdered.
The "Elders," with their press support, preach a "managed
currency," for that is what they want. Congress appears to be
sold on it. The very capable and persistent Senator Thomas
of Oklahoma had a bill calling for the creation of a "monetary
authority" with directions to maintain the price and wage level