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Griffin begins his historical account by revealing the clandestine birth of the Federal Reserve System on Jekyll Island, Georgia, in 1910. He describes a secret nine-day gathering of seven elite men—bankers, financiers, and influential insiders—who meticulously crafted the idea of a central banking authority for America. This clandestine meeting, shrouded in secrecy, involved figures such as J.P. Morgan, Rockefeller associates, and representatives tied to the Rothschild banking dynasty. The purpose of the secrecy? To prevent public or congressional interference, as the men behind the scene knew that their plan involved consolidating power and establishing a banking cartel—an elite financial club now disguised as a federal institution.