America, your money has been stolen and used against you to buy your congress and your schools, and through those nearly all else.

Thomas Jefferson said the corrupt banking system served two major purposes to the ruination of America.
First, as a puzzle, to exclude popular understanding and inquiry;
Second, as a machine for corruption of the legislature;

He wanted to cleanse congress of all the monied influence which banks were able to buy in congressmen. And that was 200 years ago. Reference: http://www.sitater.com/home/thomas/tmas_01.htm

It is better to trust in the honesty of gold than the honesty of those men issuing paper money. Banks have as their habit to create a paper entry for a debt, and then based upon a value for that debt they also make an entry for paper money in their bank. For they say, The debt will be paid, and it will be paid in the currency the bank prints up and issues.

That is how the Rothchild's funded the defeat of Napolean. They got the King of England to permit them to have a British bank. They put in a little gold to make an appearance of going to be honest, straightforward and above board (transparent, true and good). Then they sold bonds to British citizens. They secured the faith and confidence of those people by showing them a little gold. But they sold much more bonds than they had gold to support. But since they would not have to redeem the bonds till after the war, they had time to manipulate. So they fulfilled their promise to the King, bringing him money from the sale of bonds. They kept their discount percentages, and gave the King what was left over for his war. At the end of the war, lying messengers were sent saying to England, Napolean had won, Wellington was defeated.
The bonds plummeted, dropped in price like a bird shot. Rothchild's agents bought up much of the bonds at rock bottom prices before corrected news came to England that in truth Wellington had defeated Napolean.

Rothchild's "Bank of England" was primed with a few pounds of gold, and proceeded to sell paper bonds which brought many multiples of profit. Then defaced the bonds with bad news of failure. Bought the defaced bonds. Then finally paid off the remaining holders, keeping rich profits for themselves. Thus they made profits on the original discounts as well as by manipulating the market for those bonds.

The man with control over the artificial money can control whatever he will so long as the illusion of his money remains.

American presidents from George Washington to Adams, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan have called for a sound money system. They also wanted to avoid third party issuing power of paper fiat money.

The history of "banking" goes back at least to caravan traders between Rome and Egypt. Carrying gold coin between the two trade centers set the traders up to be robbed. They opened a "bank" in each city and used clay tablets to make their purchases. The clay tablets were like promisory notes, letters of credit. Soon those in charge of day to day operations at the bank noticed they were not often asked for the gold, people just were content with their letter of credit. So they figured out how to multiply their profits. You see they charged a small fee for storing gold and perhaps that much was honest. But after they figured out they could "lend" clay tablets of credit to other traders who wanted a loan so they could go into the market, buy goods, travel to the other city where they would sell the newly purchased merchandise for a profit, then come back, pay off their original loan and do it all over again, making profits on each cycle . The "bankers" got their profit right off the top. They "discounted " the notes. The new trader wanted a thousand gold pieces for purchases in the market. The banker would have him sign an obligation to pay the banker 1010 gold pieces and give him 900. The banker made out like a bandit. He was now in business with the other new trader based upon gold belonging to the first trader, and both traders were using only the tablets. Soon the banker saw he could repeat this process and multiply his loans several times. Eventually, the banker was making more than any of the traders. Everything the banker made came out of the proceeds of those traders taking risks and working hard. The traders made less, and that compounded with each cycle. If the trader were able after a decade or so to acquire sufficient profit that he no longer borrowed as a habit. All the banker had to do was entice that trader into a bigger deal, one where he needed to borrow, and then collapse the deal so the trader lost his security assets by which he secured the loan.

The first bank of such nature in America was during the revolution. The next bank was immediately after the revolution. Headed up by The next bank, third, but called the 2nd American Bank, because it was after the Constitution was written, bank was headed up by Mr. Bickel and fought with President Andrew Jackson.

Creature from Jekyll Island, The Federal Resesrve Banking System, and the fight for it's existence. Whose side are you on? See the youtube video called The Money Masters

Well, America has fought this battle several times. John Adams: "All the perplexities, confusion and distress in America arise, not from defects of the Constitution or Confederation; not from any want of honor or virtue, as much as downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit and circulation." Thomas Jefferson: "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."
George Bernard Shaw said, “You have to choose [as a voter] between trusting to the natural stability of gold and the natural stability of the honesty and intelligence of the members of the Government. And, with due respect for these gentlemen, I advise you, as long as the Capitalist system lasts, to vote for gold.

http://colonial-america.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_land_bank_sam_adams_and_the_revolution

http://www.reformation.org/bank-of-england.html

http://www.reformation.org/bank-of-england.html

http://mises.org/story/2123 The American Revolution and Classical Liberalism
While Locke was widely read in the American colonies, his abstract philosophy was scarcely calculated to rouse men to revolution. This task was accomplished by radical Lockeans in the eighteenth century, who wrote in a more popular, hard-hitting, and impassioned manner and applied the basic philosophy to the concrete problems of the government — and especially the British government — of the day. The most important writing in this vein was "Cato's Letters," a series of newspaper articles published in the early 1720s in London by True Whigs John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon. While Locke had written of the revolutionary pressure which could properly be exerted when government became destructive of liberty, Trenchard and Gordon pointed out that government always tended toward such destruction of individual rights. According to "Cato's Letters," human history is a record of irrepressible conflict between Power and Liberty, with Power (government) always standing ready to increase its scope by invading people's rights and encroaching upon their liberties. Therefore, Cato declared, Power must be kept small and faced with eternal vigilance and hostility on the part of the public to make sure that it always stays within its narrow bounds:

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