Grasping Alexander Hamilton’s Intention

This article is the tenth in our new campaign, "The Decisive Battle in the War for the Republic, Put the Fed Into Bankruptcy; Create the Third National Bank."

In any successful revolution, part is new, and part is returning to truthful principles of the past.  In finding solutions to our current crisis, let Hamilton and Lincoln guide us!

Today, the world’s financial and monetary system is run by an oligarchical troika of central banks, the super-rich financiers and speculators, and the “big tech” giants of Silicon Valley.  Increasingly, they have seized control over our economic—and cultural—destiny.  These are the elites we see gathered every year at Davos.  They believe that their privileged positions give them the right to run the world.  The decisions they have made and the policies they have implemented over the recent decades have all produced greater wealth and power—for them.  It has produced devolution and misery for us.

We have witnessed the elimination of family farms, the destruction of small businesses, machine shops and other productive enterprises, the disappearance of most of our major manufacturing, and the escalating collapse of our national infrastructure, as seen most vividly in the now chronic shortages within our water and electricity delivery systems and the failures of our national transportation system.

If we wish to survive, we, as a people, must rediscover what economics really is.  Is it about the accumulation of money, or is it about the advancement of the condition of life of the people?  We should look to Alexander Hamilton and Abraham Lincoln for the answer to that question.

In this report we will look at Alexander Hamilton’s mission.  A similar case study could be made for Abraham Lincoln, but due to the need for brevity, for Lincoln’s initiatives I direct the reader to the LPAC June 21, 2021 podcast “Lincoln Series #5: Greenbacks and National Banking.”