Money Belongs to the People
Not the International Bankers



By Mark Anderson

The overriding question on the Federal Reserve is: “What should we do with this intruder that seized the House of Representatives’ constitutional duty to create money and regulate its value?” As AFP reported on page 2 in its Oct. 25, 2010 edition (No. 43), several commentators and activists, at this 100-year mark since the Fed’s initial conception on Jekyll Island, are considering how to operate in the post-Fed years.

AFP has focused extensively on monetary reform, finding that there are two schools of thought on what to do with the Federal Reserve System: Nationalize it, which may preserve some of its components; or dissolve it, leaving nothing behind.
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