Audit the Federal Reserve - A call to action that includes a letter

[WhiskeyGirl]

A call for change we can believe in...

Here is another one on Ron Paul’s audit the Fed bill.  Ben Bernanke does not like the fact that the bill is gaining in popularity.  The Fed will do everything in its power to stop this bill and avoid an audit.  There excuses are transparent.  They are scared to death.

The more they fight the harder we need to fight and push for the audit.  It is clear to me they have got to be hiding some things they don’t want out in the open.

The biggest fight now is to get the house and senate bills presented for a vote.  Reid and Pelosi are stonewalling because they are afraid it will pass.  Why?

a snip from the letter -

That’s because you and I will finally be able to show the American people that the Federal Reserve System leads to:

*** Constant economic crises -- the housing crisis and the resulting chaos is just one example of an economic bubble created by centrally-planned interest rates and money manipulation;

*** The destruction of the middle class -- as fuel, food, housing, medical care and education costs soar, everyone who is NOT on the government dole is forced to make do with less as the value of their money slowly decreases;

*** Currency destruction -- history shows us that riots, violence and full-scale police states can result when people finally realize fiat money isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on and REFUSE to accept it.

That’s why it’s vital you act TODAY!

The letter is here - http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474977871775&grpId=3659174697241980

Washington seems to find one crisis after another.  The rich get richer, and the poor keep getting kicked to the curb.  No one in the Obama administration seems to notice.

Why didn't they start the audit in January?  February?  March?

What is the Obama administration afraid of?  Why not just audit and blame it on Bush43?

[WhiskeyGirl]

Another sample letter -

Your success promoting the Audit the Fed bills has scared the banking cartel into offering a fake alternative, the so-called Federal Reserve Accountability Act (S 1803).

Please send Congress a letter opposing S 1803, and favoring the real Audit the Fed bill, S 604.

You can use my letter to Congress as a guide to your own . . .

I want my Senators to oppose S 1803, and support S 604 instead. I also want my House Rep. to reject any attempt to foster a bill similar to S 1803 in that chamber.

S 604 would perform a real audit of the Federal Reserve, but S 1803, the so-called Federal Reserve Accountability Act, would actually help the Fed avoid accountability! It would . . .

* Severely limit the scope of any audit,
* Set unreasonable time-frames that will delay or postpone certain audits indefinitely,
* Permit some audits to be performed only one year after a program has been terminated.

Give me a break!

It should be perfectly obvious to any reasonable person that active Federal Reserve programs need the most accountability. And what about programs that are never terminated? Focusing audits on terminated programs is like closing the proverbial barn door after the cow is gone, while giving on-going programs a permanent pass.

Frankly, it seems to me that S 1803 is a fraud designed to preserve the status quo while fooling some Americans into thinking you’ve enacted a real reform. Where did this idea come from anyway? The banking lobby?

You politicians constantly claim that citizens who aren’t doing anything wrong have nothing to fear from their government. Well, if the Federal Reserve isn’t doing anything wrong then it too has nothing to fear. S 1803 actually enhances my suspicion that the Federal Reserve is probably doing lots of bad things!

The cure for this is transparency.

The self-serving political claim that Federal Reserve transparency would disrupt the financial markets is simply wrong. Financial markets require honesty and transparency for the efficient allocation of capital, and for systemic stability. The lack of transparency for Federal Reserve actions is actually the source of market disruption, and creates constant chaos in our international financial relationships.

Please audit the Fed! And make sure it’s a real audit, not a fake one.

Believe me, I’m paying close attention to how you represent me.

END OF SAMPLE LETTER

there is some automated internet way to send and more stuff here -

http://libertymaven.com/2009/10/27/do-you-prefer-a-real-fed-audit-or-a-fake-one/7840/