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The New
"Money"
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE
WORKING FOR SATAN ARE VERY SMART AND CUNNING PEOPLE.
LUCIFER WAS CREATED WITH COMPLETE WISDOM (EZEKIEL 28:12).
Dr. Pick said that late 1983 or early 1984 was the target date for the
'new money.' Carl Mintz, a staff member of the House Banking Committee,
had said: "I believe it's in the billions of dollars, and it's buried in
lots of places." In the late 1970's, it was believed to have already
been printed, and stored at the Federal Reserve Emergency Relocation
Facility in Culpepper, Virginia, which is built into the side of a
mountain, and would be able to continue functioning during the aftermath
of a nuclear or natural disaster; and the 200,000 sq. ft. Federal
Reserve underground facility in Mt. Weather, Virginia (near Berryville),
which is the primary relocation area for the President, Cabinet
Secretaries, Supreme Court Justices, and several thousand federal
employees (Congress would be relocated to an underground facility in
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia). It is believed, that when our
monetary system is finally destroyed, a reorganization will occur within
the confines of a world government, and new money will be issued.
Rep. Ron Paul, Republican from Texas, who was on the Committee on
Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs, wrote about the new money in a
letter to Charles T. Roberts, Executive Vice-President of the Hull State
Bank in Texas:
"In a closed briefing for the members of the House Banking Committee on
November 2nd, representatives of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
the Federal Reserve, and the Secret Service described plans for making
changes in Federal Reserve Notes beginning in 1985 (although the long
range target is 1988) ... These changes, which will probably include
taggents, security threads, and colors, and may include holograms,
diffraction gratings, or watermarks, will be made in coordination with
six other nations: Canada, Britain, Japan, Australia, West Germany and
Switzerland. Japan, for example, will begin recalling its present
currency in November, 1984, and have it nearly completed within six
months ... According to the government, the only reason for the currency
changes is to deter counterfeiting. Although it was admitted by one
spokesman in the group that there would have to be a call-in of our
present currency for new currency to work, the spokesmen for the
government were adamant in saying that there was no other motive for a
currency change..."
According to law, only the Treasury Secretary has the authority to
change the currency.
Over $3 million had been spent under 'counterfeit prevention' authority
for the development of the new money, which according to the Currency
Design Act (HR6005) hearings would be issued by the Federal Reserve
Board. It was first reported by the Patterson Organization in
Cincinnati, Ohio, that in a July, 1983 market survey in Buena Park,
California, people were shown proposed designs for "new U.S. dollar
bills." The variations shown, consisted of each denomination being a
different color; Federal Reserve seals replaced with a design utilizing
reflective ink; and other optical devices like holograms (a process
which produces a three-dimensional image which can change color
depending on the angle it is viewed), and multilayer diffraction
gratings (similar to a hologram); as well as bills containing metal
security threads, and planchettes (red and blue colored discs
incorporated into the paper, similar to threads) to trigger scanning
equipment which would detect its presence, and to sort cash faster. A
consumer research firm from Illinois was hired by the Treasury
Department to gauge the public's reactions to the various designs.
It was shown that a drastic change would not be accepted, so a process
of incrementalism was adopted. It was decided that the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving would have a fine metallic strip running through
the currency, leaving the basic design intact; however, they later
decided to use a clear imprinted polyester strip, woven into the paper,
running vertically on the left side of the Federal Reserve Seal. The
length of the translucent polyester filament reads "USA100" for $100
bills, "USA50" for $50 bills, and so on; and can only be read if held up
to direct light. It was reported that a company called Checkmate
Electronics, Inc., which manufactures the equipment needed to scan
checks, scanned the new money, and found the strip to contain "machine
detectable" aluminum. Their scan produced an indecipherable bar code.
Though the basic design did not change, there was microscopic type
printed around the picture which reads, "The United States of America,"
but appeared to only be a line. This currency with oversized, off-center
portraits, was introduced in 1996 with the $100 bills, then $50 bills
and $20 bills (1998), and culminated with $10's and $5's in 2000. The
Government discontinued printing any of the old money, and began
emptying their vaults to get rid of the old bills. The old money was
never recalled, and continued to be circulated.
Then in June, 2002, only a few years after the last makeover, the rumors
of colored money became a fact, as the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
announced that further changes were being made to our money for security
reasons. In October, 2003, the new, colored $20 bill (the most
counterfeited note), was introduced. The new bill retained the security
thread, color-shifting ink, and watermark; but also had the colors of
green and peach added to its background, as well as small yellow "20's"
printed on the back. The new $50 and $100 bills will be coming in 2004
and 2005.
Some financial experts have theorized that when every denomination is
changed over, that the business sector may not want to accept old bills,
which would then become worthless, and could create a financial
emergency. But Federal officials have said that the old money would be
accepted, but scrutinized. It has been suggested that the government
could really take advantage of the situation, that in order for people
to exchange their old money for new, an exchange rate may be determined
which would benefit the economy. For example, it may take two old
dollars to exchange for a new one. It is possible that we may be
experiencing the final transition to the "new money."
This transitional currency may be just another step in testing the
public's willingness to accept economic change. The Reserve formally had
about seven currency sorting machines which counted up to 55,000 bills
per minute, but by the end of 1983, they had received 110 new machines
which could count up to 72,000 bills per minute. Jane Kettleson, an
economic consultant to the U.S. Paper Exchange, said that, "the FED will
have the capability to physically replace the entire U.S. currency in
circulation in just four days time."
The International Monetary Fund has been responsible for the decline of
our dollar, and our present economic situation. The first step to
initiating this 'crash' was the Monetary Control Act of 1980, which
instead of a 6:1 ratio, mandated the Federal Reserve to only have one
dollar on deposit for every twelve they create. Further plans were made
during a meeting of Western leaders at Williamsburg, Virginia, on May
28-30, 1983.
International cooperation has been intense to coordinate currency
changes among its member governments. In 1985, officials from the Morgan
Bank in New York met with the Credit Lyonnais Bank in France. They
established the European Currency Unit Banking Association (ECUBA), to
get world cooperation for a unified currency, and had support from
bankers in Europe, Japan, and the United States. It was an offshoot of
the Banking Federation of the European Community (BFEC), which has been
engaged in shutting down small banks in order to develop a conglomerate
of a few huge banks. In October, 1987, the Association for the Monetary
Union of Europe (AMUE), secretly met and recommended that the ECU
(European Currency Unit) replace existing national currencies; and that
all European Central Banks be combined into one and issue the ECU as the
official unified currency (which is scheduled to occur in the year
2000). It is believed that the plan is to have only three central banks
in the world: The Federal Reserve Bank, the European Central Bank, and
the Central Bank of Japan. In a June, 1989 hearing of the Senate Banking
Securities Subcommittee, Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Federal
Reserve, said that exchange rates could be fixed in order to solve the
problem of uniformity between the currencies of various nations.
Many countries have issued new money, such as Switzerland, the United
Kingdom, Japan, Canada, France, Germany, Australia, and Brazil. Of the
countries that already had, most currencies had a common 1" square,
usually on the left side of the bill. Held over a light, a hologram
appears on the spot, barely visible to the naked eye, which cannot be
reproduced on a copier. It is believed that this spot is being reserved
for a central World Bank overprint. They also contain metallic strips
that can be detected when they pass through scanners at airports and
international borders.
On May 10, 1994, when USA Today carried a page one article concerning
major changes in the design of the paper currency, which was expected to
take place by the end of the year, it was accompanied with a picture of
the new $100 bill, featuring a larger portrait of Benjamin Franklin
which had been pushed to the right side of the bill, and the Eagle in
the center. The line "United States of America" appeared along the top
right, and the line "One Hundred Dollars" appeared on the lower left,
with the serial number being placed over that. There was a conspicuous
open spot on the left side of the bill, very similar to the new currency
in other countries, which some researchers feared was being reserved for
some future use.
The institution of a common world-wide currency may be delayed because
of the possibility of moving right to a cashless system, making paper
money obsolete. The Visa MagiCard was the first step towards a national
debit card. With this card, you could make purchases at any of the 10
million merchants who accepted Visa, and have the amount electronically
deducted from your checking account. Financial experts said at the time,
that within only a few years, there would be more debit cards than
credit cards. Since then, there has been a massive campaign to promote
debit cards, and a move to accommodate their use in all areas of life.
More and more banks have decided not to return people's cancelled
checks, because of the expense to do so; and it seems likely that there
is a plan underway to gradually move away from the use of paper checks.
With the existence of debit cards, and the fact that credit cards are so
easily attainable, there's no doubt that we're being pushed into an
electronic economy of Direct Deposit and Automatic Withdrawal. When
total saturation has been achieved, then the stage will be set. Sure,
it's really convenient to whip out a piece of plastic to buy things, and
to have all your financial affairs handled through the bank's computer
system. But do you realize, that when their plan is complete, you will
be nothing more than a number in a computer. Everything you do can be
tracked; and with a click of a mouse, or the press of a button, you
could be denied access to your own money.
In a letter to Edward M. House (President Wilson's closest aide), dated
November 23, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt said: "The real truth of the
matter is, and you and I know, that a financial element in the large
centers has owned the government of the U.S. since the days of Andrew
Jackson." Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, said: "It is
well enough that the people of the nation do not understand our banking
and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a
revolution before tomorrow morning." In 1957, Sen. George W. Malone of
Nevada said before Congress about the Federal Reserve:
"I believe that if the people of this nation fully understood what
Congress has done to them over the past 49 years, they would move on
Washington: they would not wait for an election ... It adds up to a
preconceived plan to destroy the economic and social independence of the
United States."
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