Topic: Greenbacks

Alex Jones presents a Kennedy-issued Federal Reserve greenback with a red seal, claiming the president was assassinated shortly after issuing $4.5 billion in non-centralized currency. The discussion posits that international bankers control the global economy by financing national debt, which currently incurs over $360 billion in annual interest. This financial system is described as the largest industry in the world, operating outside of public scrutiny.

George Humphrey explains the history of constitutional money, citing Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution regarding the issuance of debt-free currency. He details historical precedents for hard currency, including the era of Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln’s issuance of Greenbacks during the Civil War. Humphrey alleges that Lincoln and other presidents like McKinley and Garfield were assassinated due to their opposition to interest-bearing private banking systems.