Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

[German] Reichsbank, the Bank of England, and the
Bank of France, all of which were controlled by the
House of Rothschild.
To enact the Federal Reserve Act into the law of the
land, the bankers elected Woodrow Wilson president of
the U.S. in 1912 by splitting the Republican Party,
defeating the popular William Howard Taft by financing
Theodore Roosevelt's malicious Bull Moose third party
candidacy.
Wilson's academic career at Princeton had been
financed by gifts from Cleveland H. Dodge, director of
Citibank, and Moses Taylor Pyne, grandson and heir of
the founder of National City Bank. Wilson then signed an
agreement not to go to any other college.
The Federal Reserve Act was legislated through
Congress as the Glass-Owen bill, backed by two
Democrats, Congressman Carter Glass of Virginia, and
Sen. Robert Owen of Oklahoma. Owen was persuaded
to back the bill by Samuel Untermyer, who had cultivated
him while acting as counsel for the Pujo Money Trust
investigation. Untermyer flattered Owen by entertaining
him at Greystone, his palatial Hudson River estate.
Untermyer claimed to be a "progressive Democrat",
although he lived in feudal splendor, employing 167 men
to tend his expanse of orchids and greenhouses. At
Greystone, Owen dined with Paul Warburg, Bernard
Baruch, and other financiers who had been instructed to
get the Federal Reserve Act passed. Owen, a former