Isnt protecting the president a big enough responsibility? Oddities of the Secret Service

In case you didn't know the secret service has a dual responsibility, to protect leaders and to stop counterfeiting of currency (federal reserve notes). Would you want your body guard also being your accountant? Doesnt make much sense, or does it?

The federal reserve controls the money and therefore controls the economy. But this money is just piles of paper if it were not for LEGAL TENDER LAWS. So you could say the real form of government is money creation and protection of that financial system through legal tender laws which prevent counterfeiting. Suddenly the dual role of the secret service makes sense. The president picks the fed chairman, and since the chairman has the real power, the secret service is protecting the cabals ability to control the money supply. The protection of the president is really just the protection of the money, so their dual job is really just one job, which is why they are able to do an otherwise impossible or at least impractical job. The illuminati are the counterfeiters, so they control the agency in charge of legal tender laws.

According to wikipedia, the secret service is part of homeland security. So if you combine this with the opening post, homeland security basically is the government. The secret service was created by Abraham Lincoln, so how is it that a department that is over a hundred years old suddenly merely a part of a department barely ten years old?

en.m.wikipedia.org...

I'm not sure where you got this info. Please enlighten me.
Your saying the secret service really protects our monetary system?

Hmmmmm?

The Secret Service's initial responsibility was to investigate crimes related to the Treasury and then evolved into the United States' first domestic intelligence and counterintelligence
 agency. Many of the agency's missions were later taken over by subsequent agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation
 (FBI),Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
 (ATF), Immigration and Customs Enforcement
 (ICE), andInternal Revenue Service
 (IRS).

The secret service was Americas first counterintelligence agency, so basically it was the first CIA. And if you know anything about the JFK assassination, you would know that the secret service can be seen on video trailing slowly behind the presidents car, and even after getting shot, despite the car slowing down to almost a hault, agents were far back and did not approach the car until Jackie Kennedy was on the trunk climbing out of the car. So basically her reactions were quicker than these secret service agents. Maybe they had counterfeiting on their mind ha ha (just kidding they really were drunk all night).

Originally posted by kbriggss
I'm not sure where you got this info. Please enlighten me.
Your saying the secret service really protects our monetary system?

Hmmmmm?

www.SecretService.gov...

The mission of the United States Secret Service is to safeguard the nation's financial infrastructure and payment systems to preserve the integrity of the economy, and to protect national leaders,

Notice how protecting the economy comes first, protecting leaders comes second. Afterall the leaders are just puppets of the world elite.

Thanks, didn't know that. Quite a surprising fact. Here is the info from the Sercet Services own website.

Investigative Mission

The Secret Service was established as a law enforcement agency in 1865. While most people associate the Secret Service with presidential protection, its original mandate was to investigate the counterfeiting of U.S. currency, a mission the Secret Service is still mandated to carry out. Today the agency's primary investigative mission is to safeguard the payment and financial systems of the United States. This has been historically accomplished through the enforcement of counterfeiting statutes to preserve the integrity of United States currency, coin and financial obligations. Since 1984, the Secret Service's investigative responsibilities have expanded to include crimes that involve financial institution fraud, computer and telecommunications fraud, false identification documents, access device fraud, advance fee fraud, electronic funds transfers and money laundering as it relates to the agency's core violations. To combat these crimes, the Secret Service has adopted a proactive approach that utilizes advanced technologies.

www.secretservice.gov...

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Thanks for providing backup information. Interesting it says that the original mandate was to protect the coins of the united states, but their own website admits 99 percent of currency is in federal reseve notes (their percentage not mine). So its clear who they work for, and now that they are part of homeland security that monster bureaucracy will never divulge the truth of jfk.

The Secret Service was formed by Lincolm, to help combat econmic terrorism during the Civil War. Its original purpose was to investigate and stop any all all forms of counterfeit currencies that may weaken the Norths currency. Only after Lincoln assination was it decided that the Secret Service would protect the POTUS as well.

The Secret Service is actually responsible for unfoiling a plot to STEAL Lincolns body.

Originally posted by filosophia
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So its clear who they work for, and now that they are part of homeland security that monster bureaucracy will never divulge the truth of jfk.

The Secret Service not only failed JFK in Dallas, it was also heavily involved in the cover up (for example the Chicago Plot).
www.thechicagoplot.com...

John J. McCloy a former head of the World Bank and Rockefeller henchman was part of the Warren Commission. Instead of an investigator, a banker was chosen. He sat next to Allen Dulles. Dulles, the former director of the CIA, was fired by Kennedy because of his deceptions during the Bay of Pigs invasion.

Originally posted by filosophia
According to wikipedia, the secret service is part of homeland security. So if you combine this with the opening post, homeland security basically is the government. The secret service was created by Abraham Lincoln, so how is it that a department that is over a hundred years old suddenly merely a part of a department barely ten years old?

en.m.wikipedia.org...

The Dept of Homeland Security is a part of the government? What did you think it was? A security company? Too soon.

Originally posted by filosophia
According to wikipedia, the secret service is part of homeland security. So if you combine this with the opening post, homeland security basically is the government. The secret service was created by Abraham Lincoln, so how is it that a department that is over a hundred years old suddenly merely a part of a department barely ten years old?

When was the Secret Service ever a department? Wiki says it began as a division of the Department of the Treasury, and there it stayed until the Homeland Security Act moved it to the DHS. Even if it was the "Department of the Secret Service," it could be placed under another department at any time by legislation like the HSA. There's no constitutional rule against realigning government agencies.

Call them Schutzstaffel ...they get real offended because they know its true..
security detail for the ashkeNAZI rulers.

No I am not anti-semitic because that would mean I am anti-arabic. Im not anti-arabic.
No more hiding.....you cant hide any longer.

Originally posted by FurvusRexCaeli

Originally posted by filosophia
According to wikipedia, the secret service is part of homeland security. So if you combine this with the opening post, homeland security basically is the government. The secret service was created by Abraham Lincoln, so how is it that a department that is over a hundred years old suddenly merely a part of a department barely ten years old?

When was the Secret Service ever a department? Wiki says it began as a division of the Department of the Treasury, and there it stayed until the Homeland Security Act moved it to the DHS. Even if it was the "Department of the Secret Service," it could be placed under another department at any time by legislation like the HSA. There's no constitutional rule against realigning government agencies.

So the secret service is a Division and not a department. Thanks for clearing that up. So how is it a "division" over a hundred years old is now part of a "department" ten years old? You say because there is no constitutional rule against it, but what constitutional rule is FOR all these divisions and departments?