how would someone go about buying Fed reseve stocks !

Why would the private banking dynasties SHARE their greed with YOU!

Errr, do you think the Rothschild will sell their 51% stock to you?

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Why not just get together and start our own federal reserve? I would not want stock in this Federal Reserve.

Just get a president elected that will sign the bills you want.

Get some house and senate people to get the bill introduced.

Wait for a break when most senators are snowed in at home.

Pass the bill and we are done!!

Sound familiar?

EDIT: hehe

is an elitist organization. The Federal Reserve is a Private Entity. It is owned by its Member Banks. A portion of the Reserve System is even owned by foreigners either through its initial capitalization and through Bank Mergers. And yes, Members can indeed buy Federal Reserve Stock but it is not traded via public exchange and "regular" people cannot buy the stock. Also, it has different voting rights than typical common stock. It doesn't matter if you own 1 or 1000 shares you get one vote. It was set up this way to avoid undue influence by any one Member. Get a copy of "The Creature from Jekyll Island" written by G. Edward Griffin. You can get a copy on amazon, ebay or on his website at http://www.realityzone.co... . Unfortunately, you and I can't buy stock in the federal reserve unless we're a bank.

Just thinking that these are all supose to be public Corp. so why not just pool our money together with money bombs and start buying them up.

No you can't buy stock in the Federal Reserve. Stock in the Federal Reserve is owned by the large commercial banks. However, in their corporate structure there is nothing preventing them from offering stock to the general public, or the government should they choose to do so.

The owners of the Federal Reserve receive a 6% dividend based on the value of their stock, no matter what the business conditions are. That's a pretty good deal.

They pay property taxes just like any other corporation and for most legal purposes they are considered a private company.

Our would this be self defeating?

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Win Powerball for the next ten years, so you have 3 trillion and then you can buy the FED banks. That's the only way.

Otherwise they are privately held, and tightly held at that.

Did you see the sermon by Rod Parsley yet?
Did you watch the "Endgame" movie?
Did you watch "Freedom to Fascism?"

Also, there's an online book about the "Money Changers"

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The Federal Reserve Act requires national banks and participating state banks to purchase shares of their regional Federal Reserve Bank upon joining the System, thereby becoming "member banks" (12 USCA 282).

The law stipulates a small portion of Federal Reserve stock may be available for sale to the public. No person or organization, however, may own more than $25,000 of such public stock and none of it carries voting rights (12 USCA 283). However, under the terms of the Federal Reserve Act, public stock was only to be sold in the event the sale of stock to member banks did not raise the minimum of $4 million of initial capital for each Federal Reserve Bank when they were organized in 1913 (12 USCA 281). Each Bank was able to raise the necessary amount through member stock sales, and no public stock was ever sold to the non-bank public. ....
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