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MONEY TRUST INQUIRY HALTED BY BANKERS; Pujo to End Hearings Next Week Because They Refuse to Divulge Secrets.
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I am a corporate paralegal who did a lot of white collar crime cases. 5 years ago I worked on a separate project involving the formation of the FED - I believe in going to the original sources, so I by-passed the current literature.
I pulled up the original proceedings of Congress from the Records and went into the NY Times microfische.
You should probably read the NY Time Microfishe Jan 1911 to Mar 1912
It was front page news. What you were told about the FED is a lie. The NY Banks were under indictment - Federal marshals were trying to arrest them all - Rockefeller took off for South America
They hijacked the U.S. Treasury from 1850 to 1911 - the funds from the treasury were transferred to their vaults thru industrial contracts - they cooked the books when they built the railroads and all the utilities
They walked off with the treasury - The Congressional Hearings were called the Puju Hearings - they erased all the media and news about these hearings - you have to go to the original source for information.
Wilson stopped the investigation and the hearings, and lifted the arrest warrants. Then they steamrollered the whole nation, and allowed the NY Banks to keep the money - and to make the financial decisions for the nation.
The reasoning was that they had built all this industry, therefore they "knew what they were doing" - It's pretty pathetic.
I had to pull up additional information about how they transitioned us from a cash economy to a credit - reliant economy - that was pretty clever.
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Posted by: shari at September 28, 2009 06:09 PM
I pulled up the original proceedings of Congress from the Records and went into the NY Times microfische.
You should probably read the NY Time Microfishe Jan 1911 to Mar 1912
It was front page news. What you were told about the FED is a lie. The NY Banks were under indictment - Federal marshals were trying to arrest them all - Rockefeller took off for South America
They hijacked the U.S. Treasury from 1850 to 1911 - the funds from the treasury were transferred to their vaults thru industrial contracts - they cooked the books when they built the railroads and all the utilities
They walked off with the treasury - The Congressional Hearings were called the Puju Hearings - they erased all the media and news about these hearings - you have to go to the original source for information.
Wilson stopped the investigation and the hearings, and lifted the arrest warrants. Then they steamrollered the whole nation, and allowed the NY Banks to keep the money - and to make the financial decisions for the nation.
The reasoning was that they had built all this industry, therefore they "knew what they were doing" - It's pretty pathetic.
I had to pull up additional information about how they transitioned us from a cash economy to a credit - reliant economy - that was pretty clever.
...
Posted by: shari at September 28, 2009 06:09 PM
http://www.libraryjournal.com/blog/1...700049570.html
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October 7, 2009 ProQuest has digitized The New York Times Index and integrated it with their online historical New York Times to create this new product, The New York Times with Index. This enhanced version of the New York Times lets researchers examine the file by browsing by subject, getting them to the right article (among the 25 million + articles online) faster and more effectively.
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October 7, 2009 ProQuest has digitized The New York Times Index and integrated it with their online historical New York Times to create this new product, The New York Times with Index. This enhanced version of the New York Times lets researchers examine the file by browsing by subject, getting them to the right article (among the 25 million + articles online) faster and more effectively.
A hot new item? You betcha! This sneak peek is available through October 21, 2009, so explore it while you can.
Just go to: http://trials.proquest.com/ptc?useri...135&intAsExt=Y
And use the password: libjournal
MONEY TRUST INQUIRY HALTED BY BANKERS; Pujo to End Hearings Next Week Because They Refuse to Divulge Secrets.
http://www.itulip.com/forums/attachm...1&d=1255778488
http://www.itulip.com/forums/attachm...1&d=1255778488
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