Where The 20th Century Downfall of the United States Really Began

Where did it start? Was it in the 50s with the Cold War? No keep looking. WW2 in 1939? No, back up a bit. Hitler's rise to power in 1933 and his elimination of the banks and kicking out the International Bankers? No, keep going. Franklin D. Roosevelt seized America's gold in 1933 forcing all citizens to give all gold to the Federal Reserve? On the right track, but it's even earlier.

Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 in Russia, funded by the International Bankers including the American Banker Jacob Schiff? No, a little farther back. WW1 (1914)? No, still farther back. Federal Reserve in 1913 which financed the Russian Revolution? You're getting close but keep going. President William Taft? Getting very warm. Assassination of President William McKinley? BULL'S EYE.

The United States was overthrown in 1901 when a radical by the name of Leon Czolgosz assassinated President William McKinley. He was later executed, but it was not the first time, because only 36 years earlier another radical by the name of John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln.

The link? The International Bankers. In 1900, shortly before he was assassinated, President McKinley signed the Gold Standard Act which allowed any American to redeem currency by gold on demand from the United States Treasury.

This severely limited the power of banks to issue baseless currency and forced the banks to hold reserves.

This crippled the banks' ability to print currency recklessly because they would be forced to have sufficient reserves on hand, thereby eliminating the possibility of what we now call "fractional reserve" style banking aka "coin clipping".

Only a few decades earlier, Lincoln did something similar. Instead of borrowing money for the war, Lincoln issued Greenbacks, a new paper money currency that bypassed the International Bankers and was debt-free, and further signed the National Currency Act on Feb 25, 1863, which mandated that citizens be allowed to redeem currency without being refused by banks.

Lincoln's National Currency Act had the same effect that the later Gold Standard Act of 1900 had, in that it severely limited the banks' power to recklessly issue baseless currency, thereby limiting the power of the International Bankers to steal from the public through orchestrated inflation.

On June 3, 1864, Lincoln also signed the National Bank Act which brought the federal government in to actively regulate and supervise the banks.

10 months later, on April 14, 1865, Lincoln was assassinated, just like JFK.