• End the Fed

    CR-web-EndTheFedI have said that if I were elected, two of the first things on my agenda would be getting the United States out of the United Nations and ending the Federal Reserve. Why do I believe so strongly that the United States should end the Federal Reserve’s control of the monetary system?

    First a little background. Currently any money that is created comes into existence as debt. The United States government goes into more debt when it gets dollars from the Federal Reserve or individual Americans go into more debt when they take out loans from individual banks.

    If the U.S. decides it needs more dollars it can’t just start up the printing press and print them. It has to ask the Federal Reserve for the dollars. The Federal Reserve as you hopefully know, is a privately owned central bank that has been granted authority by the U.S. congress to issue dollars, set interest rates, and “run the United States economy.” All U.S. government debt is created through the Federal Reserve System.

  • Darrell Castle Interview on The Wake Up Mission Show

    Darrell was recently the featured guest on the Wake Up Mission Show with Chelene Nightingale and Randy Dees (www.blogtalkradio.com/thewakeupmission). A wide variety of topics were covered including Darrell’s experience serving under Oliver North in the Marine Corp, U.S. foreign policy, the Federal Reserve, United Nations and much more.

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  • State Banks

    Part of the solution to America’s Economic Problems?

    Bank200pVirtually every problem that we face in America can be traced back to our current monetary system, set up in 1913 with the passage of the 16th Amendment and the creation of the Federal Reserve System. It has been over 100 years of chaos, war, depression, recession, and boom/bust economics. That is because the United States Congress surrendered its constitutionally-mandated authority over America’s monetary system to a cartel of bankers, who formed a central bank called the Federal Reserve (the FED). This bank is the central bank of the U.S., and since the US dollar is the world’s reserve currency, it is has become the de-facto central bank of the world.

    CENTRAL BANKS

    Central banks exist to create money and loan it to governments at interest. They also set banking rules within the banking industry and with the manipulation of those rules they can control a nation’s economic success or failure. The point is that the FED creates money from nothing on its computers and loans it out at interest.

  • Gold and Welfare

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    Darrell Castle discusses recent comments about the relationship between gold and welfare, and the role of the Federal Reserve in the U.S. economy.