JFK & Executive Order 11110

It has been said that the light that shines brightest, shines but for
a short time. This was said about Janis Joplin, Jimmy Hendricks, Jim
Morrison, and a few other musicians. Before a conspiracy starts to
assemble in your mind about the letter "J", hop back on my train of
thought. Let's discuss something a bit more important than the world
of entertainment and the possible evils that befall folks that have
names that begin with "J". There was a light that shone for a brief
period in the mid- 1900's that has slipped from memory. The few who do
remember this beacon of financial freedom may only see a glimmer
nowadays. After all, events of over forty years ago fade. People live
their lives and are bombarded with home, family, work,
and the occasional medical crisis during a stretch of time such as
this. How can one accurately remember, especially something that
happened in the sixties. I'm sure that this light that once gave
Americans pause and filled up their battered spirit with hope must
seem like a hallucination, blurred in the haze of ganja
smoke, fading LSD flashbacks, and the effects of tear gas so often
used to "quash those unruly hippies."

The year was 1963. The country's first disco was opened in Los
Angeles. I know, I thought it started later with John Travolta and his
funny walk. George Wallace was elected as Governor of Alabama. Patsy
Cline, for my younger readers, the Cheryl Crow of...ahem...my time,
dies in a plane crash. All in all, the sixties would be a very
turbulent time, socially. All of the actions up to 1963 were just a
preview of bigger and worse things to come.

In 1963, the nation was hopeful and looking towards the future. There
was the Cuba question and the Soviets, we were told, were hell-bent on
our destruction. But still, we had hope. We had elected a new
president. He was like us (we thought). He had a dynamic vision of
change and development for the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. We liked it.
It made us feel warm inside. It made us feel patriotic. Yes, John
Fitzgerald Kennedy, a war hero, the son of an ambassador, a man with a
beautiful family, made it all seem like the magical Kingdom of
Camelot. But there was something bubbling under the surface of this
kingdom that bothered our Don Quixote-like leader. President "Quixote"
saw an evil of such magnitude that he knew his "Kingdom" was doomed to
a life of servitude and despair if left unchecked. Realizing that he
had the power as President of THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, John
Fitzgerald Kennedy courageously, though he probably didn't realize it
at the time, decided that he would "tilt at windmills."

If you're a victim of Public Schools, as I am, perhaps you have never
come across this term; "tilting at windmills." The expression is
defined as: "attacking imaginary enemies, or fighting
otherwise-unwinable battles." John F. Kennedy was soon to discover
that perhaps he had fallen under the spell of this idiom.

In the sixth month of 1963, as President Kennedy was gearing up for
the upcoming re-election campaign, he made a decision to assist
Americans in their pursuit of happiness. I don't know if this was
something that had been on his mind for some time or if he had
discovered it while hooking up the "red phone" so that nuclear
annihilation could be avoided with the Soviets and their new toys. If
this was a revelation of long ago, it would seem strange that a son of
Joe Kennedy, a known liquor smuggler, Wall street speculator, and a
perceived member of the "ruling class", would have such a notion.
Regardless of the timing, President Kennedy began to tilt with the
windmills of the very powerful "Money Interests" of the day.

On June 4, 1963, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy signed an Executive
Order that gave the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
notice it would soon be looking for a new country to exploit. By
signing Executive Order 11110, the FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD would no
longer be in control of printing, issuing, accepting and funding the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA's loans for currency. As the Constitution of
the united states of America mandates, the power to issue currency
would return to the Secretary of the Treasury Department of the united
states of America without going through the Federal Reserve Board
first. A collective sucking of air must have rang piously through the
hallowed halls of the Central Banks of the world. Others had taken a
stab at the illegal, privately owned, Federal Reserve. Even Thomas
Edison had expressed that if the U.S. Government could issue a bond
for currency, surely it could issue a dollar bill. Upon the eve of the
creation of the Federal Reserve Board, Congressman Charles Lindberg
Sr.( the grandfather of the famous aviator of the same name) said "The
money trust deliberately caused the 1907 money panic and thereby
forced Congress to create a National Monetary Commission which led to
the ultimate creation of the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank.
The Federal Reserve Act establishes the most gigantic
monetary trust on earth. When the President signs the bill, the
invisible government of the Monetary Powers will be legalized. The
people must make a declaration of independence to relieve themselves
from the Monetary Powers, by taking control of Congress!... The worst
legislative crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking bill.
The caucus and the party bosses have again operated and prevented the
people from getting the benefit of their own government!"

Harsh words, yes. Now these words, in effect, were coming from
someone who held the power in his own hands to actually back them up!

Now the Department of the Treasury had been given the authority "to
issue silver certificates against any silver bullion, silver, or
standard silver dollars in the Treasury." As the "Moneychangers" of
the world scrambled and scoured the want ads for countries in need of
a parasite, the nation's new currency, backed by the existing silver
in the vaults of the treasury was starting to hit the streets. $4
billion dollars of the newly resurrected United States Notes were now
in the hands of the people. New $2 and $5 bills were crunching and
smelling of fresh ink, unencumbered by the interest that fouled the
smell of the notes from the Federal Reserve.

Now there was real hope and tangible change being presented to the
United States. This wasn't some dream or vision that a high ranking
official had received while resting. This was showing promise. The new
notes issued by the united states of America were interest free and
tax free. They were backed by silver and so carried intrinsic value,
unlike the Federal Reserve Notes that were worth about three
pennies (what it cost to print them). President Kennedy had beaten the
"windmills" of finance. A light shone brightly from within Camelot!

On June 02, 1963, South Vietnamese President Ngo Dihn Diem was
assassinated following a military coup. This set the stage for what
was to come later in the decade of the sixties. Ten days later
President Kennedy was reported to have stated,"The high office of the
President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the Americans
freedom and before I leave office I must inform the Citizen of his
plight." President Kennedy chose not to listen to the agents of the
"moneychangers" that most assuredly were whispering warnings, offering
concessions,and desperately trying to keep the beast alive from deep
inside their "windmills."

Ten days later, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was shot and killed
while traveling in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas.

As quickly as the new U.S. notes were handed to the people of the
united states of America, they were gathered and replaced with the
Federal Reserve Note, born in interest and iniquity. The new $10, $20,
$50, and $100 U.S. notes were never released from the mint and faded
away without another thought. According to the U.S. Secret Service,
99% of all the notes circulating in 1999 were Federal Reserve
Notes. All this in spite of the fact this Executive Order was never
amended.

Lyndon Baines Johnson, a Texas school teacher, would become President
of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. War would escalate in Asia. The U.S.
and the U.S.S.R. would engage in a nuclear arms race that would
devastate the economies of both countries while the "Money Interests"
filled their coffers with the blood and the gold of both lands. But
there was a time, not that long ago when hope sprang up for the
free people of the united states of America. There was a time when a
people slightly better off than slaves were given a shred of
compassion. For one, brief, shining moment, there was hope. There was
Camelot.

MC Kopfer
http://hbc1970.info