The JFK / Fed Myth BUSTED: G. Edward Griffin on The Corbett Report

[PatColo]

36m:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp8Rkl_DcP8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp8Rkl_DcP8

Published on May 17, 2017
SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/?p=22719

If you follow the alt media you've probably heard the theory that the bankers were behind the JFK assassination. The theory holds that JFK was trying to end the Fed by creating debt-free, silver-backed money through Executive Order 11110, and the bankers saw this as a threat to their monopoly over the money supply. But this theory is not just wrong, it is completely opposite to reality. Joining us today to set the record straight once and for all is G. Edward Griffin, editor of NeedToKnow.news and author of the seminal book on the Federal Reserve, The Creature From Jekyll Island.


just to note, I have a major point of "compromised" suspicion re both Corbett & Griffin.

Re Corbett:
Thread: James Corbett: a Boeing 757 (Flight 77) really did fly into the Pentagon (http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?84275-James-Corbett-a-Boeing-757-%28Flight-77%29-really-did-fly-into-the-Pentagon)
& on Griffin; after adding his gravitas to the ~2010 docu "What In The World Are They Spraying?", he seemed to turn the corner as of a couple years ago... and was explaining how they're contrails after all. :( It was a Dane Wiggington article at Geoengineeringwatch.org where I learned about this, and I'd need to dig around there to find that article again.

[midnight rambler]

So Kennedy was a schlong gobbling globalist.

"I am a jelly doughnut." --JFK


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5l0q3l9ZU0

[C.Martel]

This was covered (there was no plan to end the fed) in Michael Collins Piper's Final Judgment: The Missing Link in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy, written in the 1990s:

Download from the publisher: www.americanfreepress.net/PDF/Final_Judgment.pdf


JFK's Greenbacks—
The Truth About The Federal Reserve Connection.
A Grain of Truth and Much Misinformation.

Final Judgment was the first book ever to document the fact that the Kennedy dynasty did indeed have intentions of ultimately breaking the back of the Federal Reserve financial monopoly over America's money system. However, there are still those who—in all sincerity—are inadvertently spreading misinformation about the JFK assassination conspiracy by claiming that JFK—by executive order—reintroduced non-Federal Reserve controlled "U.S. Notes" into the American economy during his administration. Yes, U.S. Notes were issued during the Kennedy administration—there's no question about it—but there's much more to the story that needs to be told.

The story that "The Federal Reserve Killed JFK" is a part of the lore in the JFK assassination conspiracy controversy. At the same time, however, there is much misinformation about this subject and here I will attempt to address the issue, although I am certain that no matter what I say there will be those "true believers" who will not be interested in the facts, if only because the facts contradict something that they have always long believed as an article of faith.

Immediately after the release of the first edition of Final Judgment I received several angry letters from readers who said essentially this: Why don't you report in Final Judgment that President Kennedy issued an executive order that inserted interest-free money (sometimes called "greenbacks") into the American economy, thereby circumventing the un-Constitutional, international banker- controlled Federal Reserve money monopoly? By doing so JFK put a real chink in the armor of the Fed. This is almost certainly the primary reason that he was assassinated, but you only mention the Fed in passing.
Even Jim Marrs mentions this in his book Crossfire.


You can read the rest of the chapter in the pdf for free from the publisher.

[Cebu_4_2]

If you follow the alt media you've probably heard the theory that the bankers were behind the JFK assassination. The theory holds that JFK was trying to end the Fed by creating debt-free, silver-backed money through Executive Order 11110, and the bankers saw this as a threat to their monopoly over the money supply. But this theory is not just wrong, it is completely opposite to reality

^ I believe this theory is accurate. I would entertain the book but 771 pages is quite a bit.