And because the people of the U.S.A. have permitted these alien swindlers to get control of their money system they have already been defrauded out of seventy-five percent of their actual wealth and forced into a future indebtedness too large for either themselves or their children to pay during the remainder of their natural lives.
 Worse—they have allowed the swindlers to take away their freedom by tying them up in a web so tight that it will only be by superhuman efforts of themselves and the miraculous aid of God that they will ever be untied again. They are lying docile in the web as though they like it.
 Financiers have stolen from the American people more than Three Hundred Billion Dollars worth of their property since 1929 and have signed the people up to an interest bearing indebtedness of another Three Hun­dred Billion Dollars.
 The indebtedness for future payment consists of Bonds, Preferred Stocks, Notes, Mort­gages and credit slips of various kinds upon which interest must be paid and is both public and private.
 The annual interest collected by these blood-suckers has now reached the monstrous proportions of Twenty Billions of Dol­lars.
 By this swindling process more than 200,­000 American Manufacturers lost their factories since 1929—more than 3,000,000 American Merchants lost their stores—more than 3,000,000 American Farmers lost their farms and more than 5,000,000 American Workingmen lost their homes.
 As the financiers now have these properties in their possession that is the proof that they swindled the people out of them. Isn’t it?
 The financiers certainly didn’t earn them. Did they?
 But that is not the end of their roguery. Unless you stop them that is only the beginning of what they intend to do to the Amer­i­can people.
 So far the American people owe the financiers Three Hundred Billion Dollars of interest bearing indebtedness.
 The entire estimated value of all wealth in America is about Four Hundred Billion Dol­lars. But the financiers now control over seventy-five percent of it, which only leaves to the people about One Hundred Billion Dol­lars worth of wealth.
 That means the financiers can foreclose on the amount of wealth they have left any time they want to and still keep the American people owing them Two Hundred Billion Dollars of interest bearing indebtedness.
 There are people who think that because they have property that is not mortgaged that they don’t have to pay interest. But they do. The alien financiers can tax them out of it to meet the interest on the public indebtedness which has already been contracted for by the Federal, State, County and Mu­ni­ci­pal government officials.
 There are other people who seem to think that they don’t have to pay interest because