1912 - Alfred Owen Crozier VS The Federal Reserve Central Bank

Hi, my name is Al Crozier and most likely you have never heard of me. I wrote a damning book on Corporate Currency in 1912, the year before the creation of the Federal Reserve (Corporate Currency Printers). 99 years ago I used illustrations and words to attempt to convey the need to keep Corporate Currency out of U.S. Money. Perhaps it is time now for you to read it. Thanks to Google it is available free at the following link

Alfred Owen Crozier
U.S. Money Vs. Corporation Currency Published in 1912

I have some cool cartoons here from the 1920's-30's as well. Its crazy we are seeing the same thing that happed 60-70 years ago.

do we not learn from history?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by camaro68ss


Yes. All but the 3rd picture in the link which you so graciously provided is the work of Alfred Owen Crozier

They appear in his book U.S. Money Vs Corporation Currency published in 1912.

The 3rd picture on your link is from the chicago tribune 1934.

reply to post by weKNOWtheSECRETSoftheFED
The federal reserve started in 1913 not 1912.

Not arguing point about Wall St fatcats, just Fed didn't form until 23/12/1913, so Crozier didn't fight them in 1912.

en.wikipedia.org...

The Federal Reserve System (also known as the Federal Reserve, and informally as the Fed) is the central banking system of the United States. It was created on December 23, 1913 with the enactment of the Federal Reserve Act,

The Federal Reserve Board (FRB) was created December 23, 1913. It consists of seven members of the Board of Governors and divides the country into twelve districts with a Reserve Bank for each district.

reply to post by acrux


THIS BOOK was published in 1912.

It refers to the proposed reserve banking system countless times.

*bump*

reply to post by weKNOWtheSECRETSoftheFED

The cartoons seem to be about the Aldrich Plan, which was never enacted. The actual Federal Reserve Act wasn't proposed until 1913, and it answers at least some of Crozier's criticisms.

reply to post by FurvusRexCaeli


The Aldrich Plan was a plan to establish a central bank.

The Federal Reserve Act was a plan to establish a central bank.

This cartoon is from 1912. Can you find the word "Reserve" in it?


I can.

reply to post by camaro68ss


the baby boomers were too busy engaging inselfish greed, spending like drunken sailors at levels which human history hasn't seen before. Gullibly sucking up all the BS taught in the public fool system..amid the Dept of Ed, regurgitating all the crap their dead great grandparents would thrash them for buying into..

16 trillion from 2007-2011



google image "Rothschild Mansions" and look at the images.


greedy rascals. too bad more people didn't take heed to ol' Alfred Owen Crozier's warnings in 1912.

*last bump*

reply to post by FurvusRexCaeli


Awaiting your response patiently

2nd line agrees

I found another great writer who exposed some of Hoover's Banker strings.

Apparently THIS BOOK was published on the day before Hoover's election. Banker Agents sought after and destroyed many copies.

Thanks to google it lives today.

John Hamill & Alfred Crozier - Two men denying ignorance 100 years ago!

My heroes.

Originally posted by weKNOWtheSECRETSoftheFED
I found another great writer who exposed some of Hoover's Banker strings.

Apparently THIS BOOK was published on the day before Hoover's election. Banker Agents sought after and destroyed many copies.

Thanks to google it lives today.

John Hamill & Alfred Crozier - Two men denying ignorance 100 years ago!

My heroes.

That is interesting.