Translations:Chronologische Auflistung der Verträge zur Schuldenversklavung/15/en

1. The Secret Meeting: In November 1910, a group of the most powerful American financiers and politicians gathered secretly on Jekyll Island, Georgia . They travelled under assumed names, disguised as a duck hunting party, to avoid public scrutiny .
2. The Key Players: The group was led by Senator Nelson Aldrich (Chairman of the National Monetary Commission) and included J.P. Morgan partner Henry Davison, National City Bank president Frank Vanderlip, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. partner Paul Warburg .
3. The Aldrich Plan: This secret meeting produced the "Aldrich Plan" – the blueprint for what would become the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 .
4. Public Deception: Secrecy was deemed essential because the public would have opposed Wall Street shaping national monetary policy. The system was presented as a "reform" to prevent bank panics, while in reality it institutionalised private banking control over the nation's money supply .
5. What It Created: The Federal Reserve, established in 1913, gave a small group of unelected private bankers the power to control the money supply, interest rates, and inflation — effectively removing monetary sovereignty from the people and their elected representatives.