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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
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That is a good article Captain.............I found this part very interesting;
"Fortunately, we can take a more direct approach to the question of ownership of the New York Fed and the other Federal Reserve Banks. The New York Fed reports that its eight largest member banks on June 30, 1997 were:
- Chase Manhatten Bank
- Citibank
- Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
- Fleet Bank
- Bankers Trust
- Bank of New York
- Marine Midland Bank, and
- Summit Bank.3
All of the major shareholders seen here and all of the banks on the complete list are either nationally- or state-charted banks. All of them are American-owned. Kah’s claim that foreigners directly own the N.Y. Fed is completely wrong. This list is consistent, however, with Mullins in that all the owners are domestic banks functioning within the N.Y. Federal Reserve district. The discrepancies are likely due to mergers or other significant changes in the size of district banks since the publication of Mullins’ list."
I have read elswhere that Rockefeller has a large interest in Citibank, and (excuse my lack of source right now, I will try and grab one in a bit) J.P. Morgan was said to own only 20% of his own banks, the rest of it owned by the Rothschilds.......that part was from Money Masters which I will have to watch the rest of the film.