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Summary of G. Edward Griffin's The Creature from Jekyll Island
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#1 The New Jersey railway station was bitterly cold that night in 1910. The name of Nelson Aldrich, senator from Rhode Island, was well known even in New Jersey. He was considered to be the political spokesman for big business.
#2 The roster of the Aldrich car that night was Nelson W. Aldrich, Republican whip in the Senate and chairman of the National Monetary Commission, business associate of J. P. Morgan, father-in-law to John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
#3 By 1913, the year that the Federal Reserve Act was passed, a subcommittee of the House Committee on Currency and Banking completed its investigation into the concentration of financial power in the United States. The report was the men who through their control over the funds of our railroad and industrial companies were able to direct where those funds were kept, were the ones who were in a position to tap those reservoirs for their ventures.
#4 The seven men who gathered in secret that night and traveled in the luxury of Senator Aldrich’s private car were largely responsible for the development of the practical and effective domination and control over our major financial, railroad, and industrial corporations.
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#1 The New Jersey railway station was bitterly cold that night in 1910. The name of Nelson Aldrich, senator from Rhode Island, was well known even in New Jersey. He was considered to be the political spokesman for big business.
#2 The roster of the Aldrich car that night was Nelson W. Aldrich, Republican whip in the Senate and chairman of the National Monetary Commission, business associate of J. P. Morgan, father-in-law to John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
#3 By 1913, the year that the Federal Reserve Act was passed, a subcommittee of the House Committee on Currency and Banking completed its investigation into the concentration of financial power in the United States. The report was the men who through their control over the funds of our railroad and industrial companies were able to direct where those funds were kept, were the ones who were in a position to tap those reservoirs for their ventures.
#4 The seven men who gathered in secret that night and traveled in the luxury of Senator Aldrich’s private car were largely responsible for the development of the practical and effective domination and control over our major financial, railroad, and industrial corporations.
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December 19, 2023
Very insightful ideas and theories. I like the way it got my thinking brain going.
April 12, 2025
The real history of our nation!!!
July 13, 2025
Can’t find the actual book (that took me a month to finish in completion, and another to annotate.)
But if you want to under how money works. Here is where to start. The history of it, inflation, the scam we live in.
You pay taxes on money you earned, then pay taxes on what you buy, then pay taxes on what you already own. And when these privately owned insinuations cant front their own bill. You pay MORE taxes to bail them out. On top of the inflation that THEY cause.
Advance with caution. ⛔️ Ignorance is bliss
But if you want to under how money works. Here is where to start. The history of it, inflation, the scam we live in.
You pay taxes on money you earned, then pay taxes on what you buy, then pay taxes on what you already own. And when these privately owned insinuations cant front their own bill. You pay MORE taxes to bail them out. On top of the inflation that THEY cause.
Advance with caution. ⛔️ Ignorance is bliss
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