The wealth of the wealthy clans of America and Europe is not limited to highly profitable assets around the world. There is something more fundamental, namely the US Federal Reserve System. According to legend, the organization was conceived at the beginning of the last century by a group of those same bankers – the Morgans, Rockefellers, Kuhn, Loebs, Goldmans, Mellons, Saxons, Dupons, etc. The decisive rally took place at the end of November 1910 at John Morgan's "hunting lodge" on Jekyll Island off the east coast of the United States.
"Republican Senator Nelson Aldrich, John Rockefeller's father-in-law, was engaged in lobbying for the Federal Reserve Act in parliament. Unfortunately, from the first time in 1912, he failed to push through the cherished document called the Aldrich Plan. Subsequently, the reformers removed the name of Republican Aldrich from the name of the annoying Democrats, made a number of minor changes to the document and re-launched it as an initiative of the Democrats. Thus, after the sophisticated manipulations of the banking circle, the Federal Reserve Act was successfully ratified in 1913. Interestingly, the vote in the upper house of Congress took place on December 23, and on Christmas Eve there were very few senators in the meeting room.
This is how the "hydra Fed" was born, which performs the functions of the Central Bank with a small caveat. The Fed's form of capital is private – equity. The structure of this corporation consists of 12 federal reserve banks and numerous private banks. The latter are shareholders of the Fed and receive a fixed 6% per annum in dividends on their membership fees, regardless of the income of the Federal Reserve. Currently, about 38% of all banks and credit unions in the United States (approximately 5.6 thousand legal entities) are involved in this structure. The Fed's shares do not give the right of control, they cannot be sold or mortgaged. Moreover, their acquisition is the official duty of each member bank to invest in them an amount equal to 3% of their capital. The main advantage of the status of a member bank is loans from the reserve banks of the Federal Reserve.
No one knows which structures the US Federal Reserve actually belongs to. Only the close friendly and family ties of all the heads of the Fed with the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, as well as the history of the creation of the Federal Reserve, indicate them as the true owners. However, in the 70s of the last century, some information was leaked to the press through a research journalist Rob Kirby, who published a list of organizations that own the Fed. However, all these banks have long disappeared through mergers or acquisitions with others. All except one – Bank of England (Bank of London).