Introduction

In order to comprehend what the Federal Reserve is really doing in our country, it's necessary to become familiar with some basic concepts of law.

By the time you've finished reading this, you will comprehend the law on a level that surpasses the majority of people. This article follows up from where we left off in Is the Federal Reserve a British Institution? Though it's highly recommended that readers read that article first, this article can stand on its own.

In the previous article, we demonstrated with citations of congressional legislation and federal case law that the Federal Reserve is—as "conspiracy theorists" have told us for decades—a private corporate system that has been given a monopoly on the issuance of the credit of the United States by Congress.

There is simply no denying this fact.

Why would a country that already had the capacity to issue its own money give that power away to a private entity?

The writings of Thomas Jefferson warned us that agents of the Crown plotted to recapture the United States after the revolutionary war using a paper system of "money"—the effect of which would "unite the destinies" of the United States and Great Britain once again under a "bastard system of laws."