Congress must end Federal Reserve system

Robert W. Murphy
Published: October 17, 2008

Upon learning that home mortgages were being bundled together so as to form securities, to be sold to the highest bidder on a worldwide market, I had the answer to a question that had been plaguing me since the inception of assessing homes and property at 100 percent “fair market value.”

The phrase itself is deceiving and has noting to do with reality, as any homeowner who has tried to sell his or her home at the current assessed price can attest!

What, then, is the reason for inflating the price of the people’s homes and property? It is all part of a diabolical scheme to reward the money lenders, the insurance companies, broaden the tax base and provide grist for the mill on Wall Street.

What the American people are now witnessing are the ramifications of a Congress that has a history of vacillating between regulation and deregulation, according to the desires of a monetary system (the Federal Reserve) that was fraudulent to start with. (The $11 trillion national debt, to be dumped in the laps of posterity, speaks for itself.)
This is not at all what our forefathers envisioned for their newly former Republic.

Like the prodigal son, America must now return to the provisions set forth in the Constitution. Congress must be persuaded to terminate the Federal Reserve, and then set about printing the nation’s own debt-free currency.

If these so-called “servants of the people” so much as waver, throw them out!

What is at stake here are the most basic “rights of man.” It is this ideology that led to the American Revolution, and the subsequent writing of the Constitution. Sic Sem-per Tyrannus!

Robert W. Murphy
Unionville