Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. Quote

"When the President signs this act [Federal Reserve Act of 1913],
the invisible government by the money power -- proven to exist
by the Monetary Trust Investigation -- will be legalized.
The new law will create inflation whenever the trusts want inflation.
From now on, depressions will be scientifically created."

by:	Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. (1859-1924) Congressman (R-MN), father of famous aviator
Source:	U.S. Senate, Nov. 1912
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Categories:	Banking, Economics, Fed, Money, NWO
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The seeds of our Forefathers lie dormant and asleep in the stale,nutrient deprived soil of the "America" they created.Damn Servitude! Long Live Individual and Collective Sovereignty! Remember this:"Eternity lies at the end of the road.That is where each of us reaps what we sowed."(c)(KS)  -- Me Again
The quote is expansive of truth. All the political and media hype serves only to hide the "trusts'" desires, and expand a slave's ignorance.  -- Mike, Norwalk
It is no mistake that the Fed knows exactly what it is doing by allowing the Congress to 'print up' trillions and trillions during the last few years in order to wage war around the world, seize foreign and domestic assets, and ultimately crash the currency through inflation. And now we are supposed to be stupid enough to allow the bailout of the banks -- banks that have lent NOTHING, but the American taxpayer must pay back in order to keep these scamsters alive. I have every reason to believe that the absolute intent is to keep up the practice of printing and spending more and more until the dollar is worth nothing but a nickel -- oops, too late. The seeds of the next revolution have been planted.  -- E Archer, NYC
The one thing we learn from history is that we don't learn from history.  -- Bryan Morton, Stuart, FL
Lindbergh created the so called Monetary Trust Investigation, while his congressionnal buddies were creating the Shipping Investigation, Brazilian Syndicate Investigatin etcetera. The Lindbergh's were obviously nuts, how else can you explain a son of his who would fly across the Atlantic and call himself "eagle". All business is "invisible" because in a free society "my business is my business". Adam Smith identified and named this the "invisible hand of economics". Can we have it both ways, that is admire the invisible hand one day and turn on it the next. The invisible hand good, the slight of hand not good!  -- Waffler, Smith, Arkansas
"The Lindbergs were obviously nuts". Waff, are your blatherings as some sort of a twisted joke? Nonsense doesn't even begin to explain your comments.  -- jim k, austin
-- Parker, Washington N.C.
I thouht conservatives liked private, that is invisible commerce. What gives Jimmy? As the arbiter of what is nonsense can you rule on the following. 1) Is the IRS a corporation? 2) If so does it matter where it was incorporated? 3) Was it incorporated in Puerto Rico? 4) IRS started in 1860-1861 when Puerto Rico was Spanish territory, does that matter? Would really appreciate your help? I am sorry you have no sense of humour today about Sr and my alluding to Jr. Lindbergh. You obviously don't know a joke when you see one, have you ever heard about jumping out of perfectly good airplane. All of these Congressional Investigation into "sinister" "trusts" are valid but the trusts are not intentionally sinister. Most business have corporate and trade secrets. Ever heard of the secret Coca-Cola formula, of course not I think you have never really heard of anything at all!  -- Waffler, Smith, Arkansas
Everyone needs to research how their representitives voted on the bail out bill. All that voted for it, vote them out. Those that voted against it, vote back in office. If they refuse to represent us, then remove them as representitives.  -- Ken, Milford Pa
OK, Waffler, is Revenue Canada a corporation? If so does it matter where it was incorporated? Duh, YES! BTW, the IRS was not incorporated in 1860 -- maybe a different revenue bureau but not the IRS. Yes, territory does matter -- it is called jurisdiction. The IRS has no lawful jurisdiction among non-federal government employees and those who have not voluntarily agreed to enter into its jurisdiction. Yes, it matters! Just like it matters whether your corporation is incorporated in Delaware, Nevada, or Texas because it identifies what state or federal laws it must abide by. Why incorporate at all then? What difference does it make? Even a 'democrat' (i.e. one who believes in democracy) must admit that not everything is up for vote because not everything is within the jurisdiction of the voters. JURISDICTION is everything -- it is the first thing a court must prove in order to file any charges. You don't know crap about law, Waffler, you are just speaking off the top of your head. It is not that we have no sense of humor -- it is just that you aren't funny -- you are an embarrassment. What a simpleton, like a 'trustee' in a concentration camp urging others to "just go along, just go along."  -- E Archer, NYC
You are a pig Archer, why do you dare speak for Jim K., and even then you answered none of the questions directed to him. Again you are a pig!  -- Waffler, Smith, Arkansas
;-) Too funny, Waffler. Go ahead ignore the facts of jurisdiction which is the very foundation of law, justice, and courts of law. I have answered your questions, you just choose to ignore facts.  -- E Archer, NYC
Everyone has missed the fact that the U.S. , has been a corporation since 1868,the president is actually the president of U.S.Corp., and we are the employees, stripped of our rights and given a commercial value designed to make the corporation a profit. And lets not talk about law. There is only lawlessness. Judges rule from the bench. Bench is from the Latin for "Bank". Judges rule from "the bank" There are NO mistakes in language.  -- D. Glasgow, PHX.AZ,

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