The fact is that this Federal Reserve octopus in pursuance of its
policy of gun play, banditry and oppression against State Banks--all
from the dirtiest motives of pure sordidness--presented one of its
tentacles of greed to the Supreme Court of the United States and it
was ruthlessly severed! This is but an introduction--a mere curtain
raiser--to the greatest drama of greed ever enacted under the guise
of law in a civilized land. But here are two things settled by the
highest tribunal in the land; first, that State Banks can't be coerced,
banditized nor bulldozed by the Federal Reserve System and second, that
the Federal Reserve System "is not a private business"--but it is in
fact the business of the United States and "is governed by the policy
of the United States."
CHAPTER VI
THE LOOT OF THE MONSTER
HERE is the proposition. The Federal Reserve System is the most
gigantic parasite and despoiler of industry in the world's annals! You
can search history from its first impression of stylus on parchment
to this minute and you can find nothing which will approximate the
bottomless greed and the fathomless lust for gold of this monstrous
parasite. It isn't banking, it's banditry. It isn't business, it's
pillage. The dirty paws of predacity are encased in the white gloves of
officialdom and constantly dry-cleaned in propagandized hot air! Here
follow some of the records--every figure in them taken from official
reports--carefully concealed from your view by the money masters and by
their lackeys who fatten and batten on the lootage.
And as you look over this record don't overlook this fact. No bank
or no system of banks ever really makes or produces one copper cent
in industry. They take toll from industry. Banks are a necessity
to production and to commerce, but they should be servants, not
masters. This touted and ballyhooed, propagandized and rainbow-painted
"emancipator of credit" has proved itself to be the most leviathan
industrial parasite of the ages. Here is what they call their
"earnings" for the year 1920. Filchery from industry bulls-eyes the
proposition.
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