After we End the Fed

I have heard and understand the reasons for wanting to abolish the Federal Reserve Bank. And I agree with them. I don't mean to be a negative Nelly, but I have some hard questions about the aftermath.

My biggest question about this is I have not heard or seen any cohesive plan for what we will do once the Federal Reserve is abolished. For nearly every American alive today, the Fed has been in effect. We as a nation haven't experienced any other form of banking.

What is the plan after the Fed? What will happen to the ACH network and wire network that the Fed supports? What about the other secondary and tertiary functions that the Federal Reserve Bank handles for your bank down the street?

I will do everything in my power to ending the Federal Reserve, but I need to know what Plan B is.

I don't thin it is a good idea to abolish something if we don't have a good Plan B for what will replace Plan A. A huge vacuum will be created when the Federal Reserve Act (and other legislation) is repealed. That sort of vacuum would destroy America just as fast.

I think that Plan B must be stated and prepared before we even consider removing Plan A. I think that it would be folly to do so, and the anarchy that would ensue afterwards would be great. A majority of Americans don't understand our problems with the Federal Reserve. That means we need to do more educating. But we also have to have something firmly outlined before we pull all of the support from out of our financial industries.

So, what's Plan B? Or better yet, what's a FEASIBLE Plan B? I have heard people tell me specie currency, and a few other great ideas. I don't think that the majority of Americans are going to buy those particular solution at first. Unless we can get a majority of federal legislators (and their constituents) to get on board with End the Fed, we will just spin our wheels.

We need to present America and Congress with a solution to the problem we are pointing out.

I will admit that I'm not an economist, and I don't have any solution to bring to the table for this. That doesn't mean my question isn't valid.