Part 4/11:
The Role of Central Banks as Catalysts for War: This section reveals how the Federal Reserve and other central banks are not mere monetary authorities but pivotal agents in inciting and fueling wars, thus incorporating bloodshed, suffering, and geopolitical dominance into the monetary narrative.
The History of Central Banking in America: Griffin traces the recurring attempts—three previous efforts before 1913—to establish a central bank in the U.S. that ultimately failed, illustrating why these attempts fell short and who opposed them.