The ‘Titanic’ Link to the Federal Reserve

 

This post is for all the Fed haters out there who probably don’t realize the Titanic’s link to the Federal Reserve.

 

And for all conspiracy theorists out there who probably don’t realize that the sinking of the Titanic led to the creation of the Federal Reserve

 

Stay with us here…

 

Waaaay back in 1898 a novel titled Futility, written by Morgan Robertson, detailed the sinking of an unsinkable ship…the largest ship afloat.

 

The novel talked about how this imaginary ship, ironically named Titan, collided with an iceberg in April.

The result was a high loss of lives because the ship has very few lifeboats.

 

Sounding familiar?

 

Fourteen years later, and with uncanny similarities, the real ship Titanic re-created what happened in Robertson’s novel.

 

We use the word uncanny for the following reasons:

 

• The two ships had near identical names
• Both ships were heralded as “unsinkable”
• Both were touted as ‘the largest ships at sea’
• Both collided with icebergs in the month of April
• Both resulted in many deaths due to shortage of life boats
• Plus, both had strikingly similar floor plans and technical descriptions

 

 

But here is where it gets very interesting.

 

Benjamin Guggenheim, Isadore Strauss (the head of Macy’s Department Store), and John Jacob Astor (probably the wealthiest man on the planet at that time) were passengers and were all killed when it sank.

 

Ironically (or NOT) all three men were the main opposition to the creation of the US Federal Reserve.

And by April 1912, all opposition to the Federal Reserve was eliminated.

 

Coincidence?

 

As a result, (and during the Christmas holiday in 1913…when most members of Congress were not present) President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law on December 23, 1913.

 

The rest, as they say, is history.

 

At first the Fed stood as a classic example of compromise—a decentralized central bank that balanced the competing interests of private banks and populist sentiment.

 

And it served its purpose quite well.

 

But along came Roosevelt who usurped all the independence of the Fed and created a Washington monopoly to push his socialist agenda into place.

 

Ironically (or NOT) most people fail to understand the FED and blame the federal reserve and central banks for everything.

 

But these same people NEVER once ever look at the history of central banks and how Congress has been manipulating the law changing the definition of what the Fed was even supposed to be.

 

And because of political greed and corruption, what was once an independent central bank – owned by the bankers to prevent taxpayer money from being used to bail out the banks no longer exists.

 

Today the banks may own the Fed in name only, but the reins of power are political.

 

We bring this to your attention because the word behind the curtain is O’Biden – his handlers – is going to try to take over the Fed and install his people…which will be another full-blown socialist takeover.

 

So, if this happens, it becomes highly possible – and entirely political – to usher in the Globalist’s Great Reset.

 

Think it can’t happen like it did under Roosevelt?

Think again.

 

History repeats because the passions of man never change.

 

And the desperation to keep control in the District of Caligula is out of control.

 

Learn how this affects our markets in the upcoming May issue of “…In Plain English” (HERE).

 

Share this with a friend…regardless what they think of the FED.  They’ll thank YOU later.

 

And tell them:

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

 

****************************************