Secrets of the Temple
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Dirty Secrets of the Temple - How the FederalReserve Runs the US
By Stephen Lendman07/03/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- ears ago I read !illiam "reider#se$%ellent &oo' pu&lished in ()*7 on ho+ the ,S -ederal .eser/e System +or's0 It+as detailed and e$pli%it and ma'es +onderful and informati/e reading1 e$%ept for the solution he suggests to a huge pro&lem0 His +as far too timid0 2his arti%le proposes a mu%h different one0 "reider %alled his &oo' Se%rets of the 2emple +ith asu&title3 Ho+ the -ederal .eser/e .uns the Country0 4 &etter su&-title might ha/e &een ho+ the -ed 5and other 'ey %entral &an'ers6 runs the +orld0 2his arti%le attemptsto summari7e +hat it does1 ho+ it does it1 for +hose &enefit and at +hose e$pense0-or those +ho don#t 'no+1 prepare for some stunning information and %ommentary0Let#s &e %lear at the outset0 2he ,S -ederal .eser/e1 Ban' of 8ngland1 Ban' of 9apanand the 8uropean Central Ban' 5for the (: 8uropean %ountries that adopted the singleeuro %urren%y in ()))6 are institutions +ith enormous po+er far &eyond +hat most people e/ery+here %an imagine0 2hese most dominant of all %entral &an's1 as +ell asmost others1 ha/e a po+erful influen%e on the finan%ial %onditions in /irtually all%ountries in%luding their o+n1 of %ourse1 in an in%reasingly &orderless finan%ial +orld+here a signifi%ant e%onomi% e/ent in one nation %an affe%t most others for &etter or +orse0;ne other po+erful &an' is also part of today#s finan%ial +orld0 It needs mentioning &e%ause of its importan%e1 e/en though it re<uires a separate arti%le to e$plain ho+ it+or's more fully0 It#s the se%reti/e1 in/iola&le and a%%ounta&le to no one Ban' of International Settlements 5BIS6 founded in ()30 and &ased in Basle1 S+it7erland02his &an' most people ne/er heard of is the %entral &an'er to its mem&er %entral &an's - a sort of &an'ing "&oss of &osses" e<ui/alent to +hat apparently e$ists in theshado+y +orld of =afia dons0 Li'e most other %entral &an's1 in%luding the -ederal.eser/e 5e$plained &elo+61 it#s pri/ately o+ned &y its mem&ers0It#s &elie/ed &y some a%ademi%ians and others +ho#/e studied the BIS that the rulingelite of finan%ial %apitalism esta&lished this &an' of &an's to &e the ape$ of po+er toe$er%ise authority o/er a +orld finan%ial system o+ned and %ontrolled &y them0 It#sthought their plan +as to use this &an' to dominate the politi%al system of e/ery%ountry and %ontrol the +orld e%onomy in a feudalisti% fashion0 In a +ord1 thethin'ing goes that these super-elite +ant to rule the +orld &y %ontrolling its money1and they set up this supranational all-po+erful &an' of &an's to do it0 4s important asthat is1 that dis%ussion remains for another time as the intent of this arti%le is to fo%ussolely on the ,S -ederal .eser/e02he dominant %entral &an's and BIS1 together +ith most others1 +ield their influen%ein %artel-li'e allian%e +ith ea%h other to assure they all &enefit more than theyother+ise +ould +ithout su%h a %o7y arrangement0 !ith their immense po+er it#s no play on +ords to say these finan%ial institutions do indeed rule the +orld0 Be%ausethey#re a&le to %reate money1 they fund the needs of their go/ernments1 their militariesand all &usiness a%ti/ity that %ouldn#t fun%tion +ithout a ready supply of that most
By Stephen Lendman07/03/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- ears ago I read !illiam "reider#se$%ellent &oo' pu&lished in ()*7 on ho+ the ,S -ederal .eser/e System +or's0 It+as detailed and e$pli%it and ma'es +onderful and informati/e reading1 e$%ept for the solution he suggests to a huge pro&lem0 His +as far too timid0 2his arti%le proposes a mu%h different one0 "reider %alled his &oo' Se%rets of the 2emple +ith asu&title3 Ho+ the -ederal .eser/e .uns the Country0 4 &etter su&-title might ha/e &een ho+ the -ed 5and other 'ey %entral &an'ers6 runs the +orld0 2his arti%le attemptsto summari7e +hat it does1 ho+ it does it1 for +hose &enefit and at +hose e$pense0-or those +ho don#t 'no+1 prepare for some stunning information and %ommentary0Let#s &e %lear at the outset0 2he ,S -ederal .eser/e1 Ban' of 8ngland1 Ban' of 9apanand the 8uropean Central Ban' 5for the (: 8uropean %ountries that adopted the singleeuro %urren%y in ()))6 are institutions +ith enormous po+er far &eyond +hat most people e/ery+here %an imagine0 2hese most dominant of all %entral &an's1 as +ell asmost others1 ha/e a po+erful influen%e on the finan%ial %onditions in /irtually all%ountries in%luding their o+n1 of %ourse1 in an in%reasingly &orderless finan%ial +orld+here a signifi%ant e%onomi% e/ent in one nation %an affe%t most others for &etter or +orse0;ne other po+erful &an' is also part of today#s finan%ial +orld0 It needs mentioning &e%ause of its importan%e1 e/en though it re<uires a separate arti%le to e$plain ho+ it+or's more fully0 It#s the se%reti/e1 in/iola&le and a%%ounta&le to no one Ban' of International Settlements 5BIS6 founded in ()30 and &ased in Basle1 S+it7erland02his &an' most people ne/er heard of is the %entral &an'er to its mem&er %entral &an's - a sort of &an'ing "&oss of &osses" e<ui/alent to +hat apparently e$ists in theshado+y +orld of =afia dons0 Li'e most other %entral &an's1 in%luding the -ederal.eser/e 5e$plained &elo+61 it#s pri/ately o+ned &y its mem&ers0It#s &elie/ed &y some a%ademi%ians and others +ho#/e studied the BIS that the rulingelite of finan%ial %apitalism esta&lished this &an' of &an's to &e the ape$ of po+er toe$er%ise authority o/er a +orld finan%ial system o+ned and %ontrolled &y them0 It#sthought their plan +as to use this &an' to dominate the politi%al system of e/ery%ountry and %ontrol the +orld e%onomy in a feudalisti% fashion0 In a +ord1 thethin'ing goes that these super-elite +ant to rule the +orld &y %ontrolling its money1and they set up this supranational all-po+erful &an' of &an's to do it0 4s important asthat is1 that dis%ussion remains for another time as the intent of this arti%le is to fo%ussolely on the ,S -ederal .eser/e02he dominant %entral &an's and BIS1 together +ith most others1 +ield their influen%ein %artel-li'e allian%e +ith ea%h other to assure they all &enefit more than theyother+ise +ould +ithout su%h a %o7y arrangement0 !ith their immense po+er it#s no play on +ords to say these finan%ial institutions do indeed rule the +orld0 Be%ausethey#re a&le to %reate money1 they fund the needs of their go/ernments1 their militariesand all &usiness a%ti/ity that %ouldn#t fun%tion +ithout a ready supply of that most
