“He who controls the money supply of a nation controls the nation.” - James A. Garfield, 1881
💵 The Executive Order That Shook the System
On June 4, 1963, President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order 11110, quietly transferring the authority to issue silver-backed currency from the Federal Reserve to the U.S. Treasury.
At the time, the move received little press. But behind the scenes, it sent shockwaves through the central banking elite.
For decades, conspiracy theorists have whispered about the Federal Reserve’s potential motive in JFK’s death-but now, newly declassified documents suggest this theory was more than just financial fantasy.
📁 The “Liberty Print” Memo
A formerly classified Treasury memo titled “Internal Concerns – Liberty Note Initiative”, dated August 1963, outlines an emergency meeting between Federal Reserve Board members and White House Treasury aides. One line stands out:
“POTUS remains steadfast. The Liberty issuance will proceed unless halted externally.”
Three months later, the issuance halted-violently.
🧾 Follow the Cancelled Notes
Under EO 11110, over $4.3 billion in United States Notes were printed-direct competition to Federal Reserve Notes.
But following JFK’s assassination, these notes quietly vanished from circulation.
Curiously, a November 1963 internal Reserve Bank bulletin stated:
“All Series 1963 red seals should be retracted and replaced under Standard Protocol 5A to avoid market confusion.”
Market confusion? Or preemptive damage control?
🧠 A Council Divided
The files also include correspondence between JFK and his economic advisor Walter Heller, in which Kennedy refers to the Fed as “an entity outside constitutional reason” and suggests “realigning national priorities away from debt-based issuance.”
This internal defiance raised alarms. A private meeting of Federal Reserve governors on October 16, 1963, recorded in redacted meeting minutes, discussed “unusual resistance” from the Executive Branch and “contingency influence plans.”
Influence? Or interference?
📉 Wall Street’s Silent Celebration
The day after JFK’s assassination, Federal Reserve stocks surged. Treasury bond markets stabilized almost instantly, despite a sitting president being murdered in broad daylight.
One newly declassified NSA intercept from London’s financial sector, marked URGENT, simply read:
“The Eagle has fallen. The charter survives.”
Analysts have yet to explain what charter it referred to. But some believe the message was a nod to the survival of central bank dominance.
🗝️ Buried Truths, Minted Lies
The most damning piece of the puzzle may be a destroyed directive, reconstructed by forensic analysis of ash remnants from JFK’s personal papers. The fragment includes the phrase:
“…finalize transition away from private issuance. Reclaim sovereign currency power.”
The directive was never enacted.
“A man who attempted to return money to the people was repaid with a bullet.”
- Anonymous Treasury aide, 1964