The Federal Reserve's SECRET & Forbidden History They Won't Teach You

Isnt it funny how anyone who resists central bankng end up getting Clintoned?

The Federal Reserve is often described as “not truly federal” because it is structured as a unique hybrid system. While created by Congress through the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, much of its design traces back to a secret 1910 meeting of bankers and politicians on Jekyll Island, Georgia. At that meeting, influential financiers (from firms like J.P. Morgan and Rockefeller interests) crafted a plan for central banking that would give private banks control over the issuance of money, while still presenting it as a government entity.

The Federal Reserve System consists of 12 regional Reserve Banks that are technically owned by private member banks, which hold stock in them. These Reserve Banks operate like private corporations, paying dividends to their member banks. Though the Board of Governors in Washington is appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, day-to-day control of money creation and credit is largely in the hands of this semi-private network.

In short: the Fed was born out of a private banking coalition on Jekyll Island, it isn’t directly run like a government agency, and it centralizes control of America’s money supply in a system that blends federal oversight with private ownership.