may be used in the buying of anything of value, services and pleasures. They lie there, for the most part, dormant, ready to emerge from their hibernation to crowd the production dollar, the earned dollar out of the markets. But let’s quote some of these men who have talked about money, banking: Rothschild said:
“Let me have the power to issue and control a Nation’s money, and I care not who writes its laws.”
He was a top stock market gambler, and loved the game because of its hazards and its easy takes for the ins. Jack Woodford said:
“As an ex-banker and one who has scuttled quite largely about this country of ours, I give you my solemn word of honour that I have never seen any other class more corrupt, conscienceless, and thieving than bankers.”
Congressman Wright Patman said:
“The Government, under the Constitution, has the power to create all the money. It