Eustace Mullins Livres

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Focusing on conspiracy theories surrounding the establishment of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the author presents a controversial argument linking prominent bankers and political figures to a deliberate plot to create a central bank, which he claims violates the Constitution. Mullins asserts that major historical events, including World War I and the Great Depression, were orchestrated by these banking interests for profit. He references Thomas Jefferson's opposition to central banking as part of his critique, positioning the work within a broader narrative of financial manipulation and political intrigue.