The Secrets of the Federal Reserve ~ Eustace Mullins
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https://archive.is/GjPxyAlthough this book in its inception was expected to be a tortuous work on
economic and monetary techniques, it soon developed into a story of such
universal and dramatic appeal that from the outset, Ezra Pound urged me to
write it as a detective story, a genre which was invented by my fellow
Virginian, Edgar Allan Poe.
I believe that the continuous circulation of this book during the past forty years has not only exonerated Ezra Pound for his much condemned political and monetary statements, but also that it has been, and will continue to be, the ultimate weapon against the powerful conspirators who compelled him to serve thirteen and a half years without
trial, as a political prisoner held in an insane asylum a la KGB.
His earliest vindication came when the government agents who represented the
conspirators refused to allow him to testify in his own defense; the second
vindication came in 1958 when these same agents dropped all charges against
him, and he walked out of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, a free man once more.
His third and final vindication is this work, which documents every aspect of his
exposure of the ruthless international financiers to whom Ezra Pound
became but one more victim, doomed to serve years as the Man in the Iron
Mask, because he had dared to alert his fellow-Americans to their furtive
acts of treason against all people of the United States.
