"Benjamin Franklin died in 1790 and the agents of the International Jewish money-lenders immediately made another bid to obtain control of America’s finances. They succeeded in having Alexander Hamilton appointed Secretary of the Treasury. Hamilton had the Government charter bank his principals had been clamouring for. It was then a simple matter to usurp the rights to issue currency based on public and private debts. The most forceful arguments the bankers’ agents had used to defeat their opposition was that money issued by Congress, on the credit of the Nation, would be valueless in dealing abroad; while as legal security in all kinds of transactions. Thus the public fell prey to the exploitation of the men who professed to be their friends. Alexander Hamilton, and Morris (Robert – his long time business partner), were never more than hirelings of the international money-lenders. " -William Guy Carr
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 15:03:50 +0000