HR1207 is a bill introduced to audit the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve is a unconstitutional organization that manipulates our money. The Federal Reserve should be abolished and the United States Treasury should be in charge of coining and maintaining our financial system. The Federal Reserve's Assets should be seized and used for the benefit of the American People, and all leaders of the Federal Reserve need to be put in jail for the rest of their lives and their assets seized and used for the benefit of the American people. For the over 260 cosponsors for HR 1207, District 13 of North Carolina Congressman Brad Miller did not cosponsor this bill. It is so unfortunately that we do not have a viable candidate for this position in our area. Brad Miller supports the banks and the banning of guns. Is this the kind of representative we want for us? Of course not. I cannot believe that we do not have someone in District 13 of NC that can run against him. I sent Congressman Miller the following letter in disgust of his actions:
Congressman Miller,
I find it very disturbing that you have not cosponsored Congressman Paul's HR 1207. The fact that you will not support HR 1207, and the fact that you supported the Bank Bailouts puts you in a group of Congressman that are not completing their duty to their constituents. The Federal Reserve is an Unconstitutional Organization. The Constitution specifies that the US GOVERNMENT has the power to coin money. I find it very concerning that the representive of the 13th district supports the destruction of this economy by not supporting adequate efforts to reel in the people who are truly behind this economic debacle. The shipping of jobs overseas and freewheeling efforts of the Federal Reserve to manipulate markets through currency production have direct relationships to the current economic crisis. It is your duty to defend the US Constitution and your constituents. By not supporting HR 1207 and supporting the Banks with the bailouts, you make your position clear.
Kind Regards,
Paul Michael Owens
***UPDATE : Response Received********
Dear Mr. Owens:
Thank you for contacting me regarding H.R. 1207, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act. I appreciate hearing from you.
The Federal Reserve Transparency Act would eliminate the current statutory prohibition on the Government Accountability Office's ability to audit Federal Reserve Banks of the United States. In addition, H.R. 1207 would subject the Federal Reserve's funding facilities, including the Primary Dealer Credit Facility, Term Securities Lending Facility, and Term Asset-Backed Securities Lending Facility to Congressional oversight.
The Federal Reserve Transparency Act has been referred to the House Committee on Financial Services for consideration. Should H.R. 1207 come before the Committee or the House for a vote, I assure you I will keep your views closely in mind.
Please contact me about other issues important to you. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Brad Miller
Member of Congress
*********MY RESPONSE BACK***************
Dear Congressman Miller,
I appreciate your prompt response to this important issue. Let me clarify my harsh language in my prior message. I do respect the fact that you are definitely a hard working congressman. I unfortunately disagree with most of your policy and voting decisions. This specific issue of HR1207 which does reside in the finance committee, in which I have watched some of the testimony of the hearings, is very important. The Federal Reserve Act was passed in haste, like the prior Bank Bailout, back in 1913. I am glad at all the auditing and accountability that will ensue if this bill gets passed. I am so glad that over half of Congress has signed onto this bill in support of it. The Federal Reserve is a psuedo organization that manipulates our economy at will. The very LEAST that Congress can do is shove some oversight in the Fed's court. Presidents that have taken action against the Central Banking methods have received their demise. The only President to successfully demolish the Central Bank was Andrew Jackson. The only excuse that the Fed, through their VP's testimony, can come up with is transparency will inhibit debate. This is an unacceptable excuse. They are accountable to the American Public. They should not even be in existance, and I personally consider them criminals. They also know that transparency will also make the general public aware of their devious actions. The United States Constitution implicitly gives "We the People" the power to coin money. By giving this power back to the American people, and taking it from a private corporation who has been stealing money from the American People for almost 100 years, would signal to those who wish to rule in secret that America is still the land of the free and we will not be manipulated or threatened, which the Fed has made threats if this bill is passed, by a pseudo banking system. I hope that you will stand firm and respresent the people of America and not continue to represent the banks. I thank you for your time.
Kind Regards,
Paul Michael Owens
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