5ins of the founding fath3rs by seneca
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The person born Abraham who became President of the United States did not have a last name at birth because his mother would not identify the father. The family of Abraham named him after the town he was born in or they named him after the town where his family was from Lincolnton, North Carolina. Lincolton is a small town located near a branch operation of the Bank of England known as the Federal Reserve Bank that is privately owned and operated to this day in Charlotte, North Carolina. At that time royalty from Europe and the Rothschilds had family members living in the area around Lincolnton to operate and manage the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank. Abraham
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Nice piece of history! Cool image!
Interesting title, but Lincoln was not a "founding" father. I'm a bit leary of "history" taught by someon whose quote is : " As far as I'm concerned, if something is so complicated that you can't explain it in 10 seconds, then it's probably not worth knowing anyway". Interesting image.
thanks!
Yes indeed...the history of international bankers and their influence is a very interesting one and thanks to people like Lincoln their influence was somewhat muted for a time but in 1911 with the passage of the Federal (or private)Reserve Act they became firmly established in the US. An interesting correlation is that John F. Kennedy also attempted to "buck" the bankers and like Lincoln, he issued interest free treasury notes (or dollars) rather than federal reserve notes with interest due the bankers...about $20 billion dollars worth(I remember seeing them). His plan was to phase out the federal reserve notes along with the bankers and like Lincoln before him he was probably well aware that it might cost him his life. A quick glance at a dollar bill shows that the bankers and their "federal reserve notes" are here to stay...but not as long as they think.