"An excellent job of condensing this large and complicated topic." -G. Edward Griffin

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Introduction
 

If you want to understand how the so-called "Federal Reserve System" operates (how it drives prices up, creates booms and busts, transfers wealth and power from the average working citizen to the elite who pull the strings) set aside half a day and read Dishonest Money: Financing the Road to Ruin.

Here are some of the topics covered in this book. Each topic is explained in simple / common language:

• The Federal Reserve System, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank: Who created them and who profits?

• Inflation, deflation, booms, busts, bailouts, and depressions: What are they, what causes them and who profits?

• Honest money VS dishonest money: How are they different and who profits?

• The CFR, the European Union, a North American Union, a New World Order: Who profits?

By the end of this short book, the reader will be familiar with these terms, will know who profits, and (more importantly) will know who pays

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 Acknowledgement

 

A writer who steals the work of another is called a plagiarist. One who takes from the works of many is called a researcher. That is a roundabout way of saying I am deeply indebted to the efforts of so many who have previously grappled this topic. … Without the cumulative product of their efforts, it would have taken a lifetime to pull together the material you are about to read. -G. Edward Griffin

 

It’s fitting that this book begins with the quote above. It is taken from page iv of The Creature from Jekyll Island, by G. Edward Griffin.

 

I began seriously looking into the Federal Reserve System in 2003. After six years of research, I published the first edition of Dishonest Money. The acknowledgement read:

 

I have found no single resource better than Mr. Griffin’s book. As such, I have written Dishonest Money to serve as a beginner’s guide. For a much more thorough account, please purchase and read The Creature from Jekyll Island.

 

It’s now 2024. I just reread the fifth edition of The Creature from Jekyll Island. My advice hasn’t changed.

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