More Alex Jones John F. McManus, president of JBS:

The prime architect of the Federal Reserve was German immigrant Paul Warburg. Arriving in America in 1902 with his brother Max, he married into the family controlling Kuhn, Loeb and Company, America’s most powerful international banking firm. By 1907, he was earning $500,000 annually, a princely sum even today but an enormously generous salary at a time when there was no income tax and inflation had not begun its attack on the value of the dollar.
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Central banks of other nations would act “in concert.” And they would act in secrecy of the kind that dominates meetings of the Bilderberg conferences, the Trilateral Commission gatherings, and the annual sessions held by the world’s powerful economic leaders in Switzerland. While no participant in these closed-door powwows is poor, the goal of the movements they have joined has always been power more than personal wealth.
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Congressman Ron Paul has earned the thanks of all true Americans with his efforts to combat the Fed — not only to have it audited but also eventually to have it abolished. His “Audit the Fed” proposal in the current Congress has been inserted into a measure calling for broad new financial regulation powers. Because he strongly disapproves of this addition to the federal government’s meddling where it doesn’t belong, he has indicated he won’t vote for the new measure. “I will not vote for something that’s a disaster because one or two or five percent of it is an improvement,” he stated. It may yet pass and there may be some movement toward an audit.
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…All freedom-loving Americans should continue to alert fellow citizens about the power and overall purpose of the Fed so that it will soon be properly audited and eventually abolished….