The Presidents of USA .... John F. Kennedy ...
By Billy Meier,
Sept 1, 2012
Sept 1, 2012
Even President John F. Kennedy was not better because, in 1963, he secretly enacted a law which enabled him to print massive amounts of money, of which the Department of Treasury has spent 4.2 billion dollars.
This money, that is to say, the banknotes, did not belong to the United States, but to a group of private banks which, in 1913, had merged into the Federal Reserve System (Fed).
The US Federal Reserve does not have the Federal Reserve Note, but the Federal Reserve Note is printed on their banknotes.
On the other hand, Kennedy's banknotes stated, "United States Note".
Therefore, from the Fed's point of view, Kennedy's banknotes were counterfeit money, which Lyndon B. Johnson had taken out of circulation in his first official act as Kennedy's Successor, when he was assassinated in 1963.
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